Russia to harden stance toward West next year
Washington officials say Moscow may tighten policy toward the West early next year. Analysts believe the shift would heighten tensions while not negating chances for broader Soviet world contact. The view ties to Russia’s peace talk tactics aimed at pacifying Western Europe to curb rearmament of West Germany.
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Dixie farmers for slavery practices in Alabama and Mississippi
Seven brothers and cousins, white farmers from Alabama and Mississippi, faced federal charges of peonage and holding Negroes in slavery. Oscar Edwin Dial, 34, and his younger brother Fred were among those indicted. Oscar was ordered to begin a sentence December 1, while Fred’s imprisonment was postponed for a year. The judge imposed up to 18 months in prison for the defendants.
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Admiral Gatch Dies in San Diego Navy Leader Remembered
Vice Admiral Thomas L. Gatch, a long time naval officer who commanded the battleship South Dakota, died Thursday in San Diego. His death comes as the younger brother is reported ill and attorneys say one brother is needed only for court matters. The elder Gatch served 40 years in the Navy, retiring in 1947 after injuries from wartime service in the World War II era.
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