Yugoslav Reply to Pravda Over Hungarian Crisis
Borba accuses Pravda of concealing facts from Russian readers after Pravda attacked Kardelj over Soviet Hungary intervention. Yugoslavia's government and Borba say Pravda forged Kardelj text and revived old labels like revisionist and anti-Leninist. Borba argues readers in Yugoslavia deserve, in time, the chance to judge the truth themselves.
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Kardelf
Kardel
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Kardelj
Kardeli
Borha
Ex-Head of PT&T Dies at 71 in Hillsborough
Ned Ransom Powley former president and board chairman of Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. died Tuesday at age 71 in Hillsborough California. He was born in Clarkson New York.
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Pt&t
Hillsborough
Calif
Ned Ransom Powley
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co
Clarkson
Argentina Takes Nuclear Ore Control
The Argentine government expropriated all privately owned deposits of radioactive minerals and placed ownership and control with the National Atomic Energy Commission. Owners may sign exploitation contracts with the commission, the sole buyer of atomic ore in Argentina.
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Buenos Aires
National Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
Argentina
Aging Newsmen Receive Draft Greetings in Washington
Washington reporters aged and anxious received Christmas greetings from Selective Service headquarters. The note signed by director Lewis B. Hershey conveyed season’s wishes and best regards for the coming year.
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Washington Ath
Washington
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Poland to Cut Draft Duty Time, Bardzilowski Says
Deputy defense minister Gen Jerzy Bardzilowski told Kurier Szesocinski that Poland will shorten compulsory infantry service from 24 to 18 months and reduce army and navy terms from 27 to 24 months. The move aims to streamline military obligations in the near future.
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Vienna
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Jerzy Bardzilow
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Kurier Szesocinski
U S Seeks Five Power Arms Talks Next March
United States diplomat Henry Cabot Lodge Jr told the U N Disarmament Commission that Washington will propose a March meeting of the disarmament subcommittee at the end of the General Assembly session. He welcomed Soviet disarmament proposals and said the U S is ready to renew efforts for a safeguarded disarmament agreement with inspection. Arkady Sobolev noted the Soviet proposals and urged attention from the Assembly while the 12 nation body prepared its annual report. Officials in Washington said the U S has updated its plan to include long-range missile control amid fears of intercontinental missiles carrying nuclear warheads.
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Washington
Kadar Reestablishes Commie Jail Through Detention Decree
The Hungarian government under Kadar reintroduces detention of public security for those deemed to threaten order or production. Detentions up to six months may be ordered by police under guidance from the chief prosecutor, reviving a system last used during the Stalin era.
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