Top Soviet Planners Shake Up in Five Year Plan
Moscow reports a Kremlin move reshapes economic planning with M. G. Pervukhin named chief planner replacing Maxim Saburov. Six deputy premiers named to assist in a new super-committee while heavy industry remains priority and 1957 consumer goods are not assured.
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Moscow
Communist Party Central Committee
M. G. Pervukhin
Maxim C. Sabunov
Pervukhin
Central Committee
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Saburov
State Economic Commission
A. N. Kosygin
W. A. Malyshev
M. V. Krunichev
A. Kucherenko
K. V. Matskevich
A. Benediktov
Centra Committee
Supreme’ Soviet
Sae
Planning Commission
Gold thieves freed return trip from Moscow to Siberia
Seventeen Russians accused of stealing 264 pounds of state gold from Bodasho fields in eastern Siberia were sentenced by Moscow city court. Prison terms reached up to 15 years, with reports noting the offenders are to be sent back toward Siberia.
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Moscow
Siberia
Trua
Irkutsk
Bomb at Shuttlesworth Home Injures Children in Birmingham
A dynamite blast rocked the home of Rev. F Le Shuttlesworth a leading integration advocate in Birmingham injuring two of his children and eight neighbors. Shuttlesworth not hurt says the attack will not stop his fight for desegregation. Police found no witnesses and fire chief cites dynamite.
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Birmingham
Ala
F. le Shuttlesworth
Shuttlesworth
Alabama Christian Movement For Human Rights
Charlie Robinson
Fredericta
Fred Shuttlesworth
iBattalion
Howard Jordan
Hungarys Car Goes Off Cliff and Buses Segregation Fight
A motor crash on Angeles Crest Highway killed three, injured three, amid a linked push by Shuttlesworth to end segregation on Birmingham buses. The report details car occupants, the crash scene, and surrounding political reactions while noting Hungary seeking foreign aid and Cold War tensions.
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Angeles Crest
Angeles Crest Hwy
Palmdale
Garden Grove
Kenneth, McRae
Bruce
Elsie Beelow
Hungary
WWE
Shuttlesworth
Birmingham City Commission
Ottawa
Gerden
Grove
Shuttlesworth and Robinson
Vienna
Vie
McRae
Ne Resis
Mildren
Shuttiesworth
Doliax Joan
Washington
Eugene Black
Israel should apologize to Arab states, says Iraq delegation
DETROIT Dr M F Jamali chairman of the Iraq delegation to the United Nations General Assembly urged Tuesday that Israel armor its arms be operated and apologize to the Arab states.
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Israel
Detroit
WPI
M. F. Jamali
Iraq
United Nations General Assembly
Dog Watches Cold Kills Boy Lost in Woods
A 10-year-old boy, Lawrence Michel, froze to death Christmas Eve five miles west of Baraboo, Wisconsin, while his dog stood by him in desolate woods. Henry Michel, 46, searched with the boy’s father and was treated for exposure after the rescue effort. The body was found propped against a tree with the dog guarding him as Sauk County deputies noted exposure as the cause.
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Baraboo
Wis. WE
Lawrence Michel
Henry Michel
Sauk County
Troops to Airlift Into Sinai Desert Under UN Plan
UN Police to receive aircraft as Israel plans a staged Sinai withdrawal. Burns said UNEF will pull back by Jan 10, planes to be airlifted from Canada to El Arish for communications tasks. Dayan and others discussed the move as Egyptian troops monitor the redeployments near Lydda Airport.
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Sinai
Desert
U.N
Tel Aviv
Israel
L. M. Burns
Dayan
Burns
el Arish
Sinai Peninsula
Comel
Opera
UNEF
Suez Canal
Arish
Sinail
Canada
Lydda
Moshe Dayan
Nits
Burhs
Beraeli
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Paris
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America
Badar
Poland
Angeles National Forest
Kenneth McRae
Palmadale
Calif
Minneapolis
Richard McRae
Martha
Fred Beelow
J. F. Williams
Gary Laden Grove
Pasadena
Carnation Company
Cold Kills
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Wise Shoppers Watch
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January White
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Dacron
Fez
Imperial Id
Bates
ST. Marys
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