Shakeup in Russ Government Shapes Postwar Power
The article outlines shifts in Soviet leadership with Khrushchev remaining influential as first secretary while Zhukov rises as a key defense figure. Malenkov gains a minor post amid a vast electrification push, backed by Pavlenko's exit. Bulganin and Molotov push foreign policy notes amid wartime alliances and warnings of a renewed German threat.
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Malenkov
Soviet Union
Malenkoy
Pavlenko
Pavllenko
Chessman
Freign
V. M. Molotov
United States
Navy Plane Shot Down Off Tachens
The report describes a Navy carrier presence near the Tachens with the USS Lenawe and USS Henrico docking as refugees from the Tachens reach Formosa. Civilians are evacuated, with 49 Nationalists and many refugees aided ashore by American and Nationalist volunteers.
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Navy
Tachens
Formosa
Heelung
Lenaweé
Henrico
U.S
East China Sea
Tachen
South Tachen
Alfred M. Pride
Ralph Boyce
U- 8
Foreign Operations Administration
Tuchens
Alfred Bl. Pride
U.S. 7Th
Eisenhower Says Soviets Have Not Shifted Policy
President Eisenhower told a news conference that Soviet policy has not changed and declined to discuss Molotov’s hydrogen bomb claim in depth. He noted no known plan to resign Secretary Stevens and described ongoing talks on air routes and the Formosa situation as developments proceed and public questions focus on the Soviet reshuffle and U.S. defense priorities.
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Ronev
Bulganin
Bulgenin
England
United States
Soviet Union
Far East
Molotov
Red China
Bulganain
Taiwan
Formosa
United Nations
Soviet
Molstoy
Supreme Soviet
U.S.S.R
Germany
Europe
West Germany
Zhukov
Berlin
Eisenhower
America
Eisen
Legislatiower
Russia
U. S
Firanhower
Formosa Strait
Tachens
China Mainlan
RouunUs
Eisen Newer
ARMY
Lacmy Stevens
Stevens
John Adams
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Income Levy Adds Worry to Chessman Death Row Life
Daryl Chessman the Los Angeles "Red Light" bandit and rapist on San Quentin’s death row faces income tax worries after publishing a best seller Cell 2435 Death Row. Royalties have piled up as he writes about his case.
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San Quentin
Daryl Chessman
Chessman
Los Angeles
Red Light
Firebug Officer Admits 32 Arsons Across Three Years
William Curtis Schrink of Anaheim pleaded guilty in Pomona Superior Court to two arson counts and admitted setting 32 fires in Anaheim Claremont and surrounding areas over the past three years. Losses totaled about 750000 with 28 fires in Los Angeles County. Schrink is 24 and had resigned from the Anaheim Police Department January 11 after two years of suspicion.
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Anaheim
Pomona Superior Court
Claremont
Los Angeles County
William Curtis Schrink
Bellevue Ave
Ed Hatcher
Schrink
Anaheim Force
Linda Christian Fights Diamonds Suit in Bel Air Home
West Los Angeles sheriff ends siege as Linda Christian agrees to be served with papers in a New York firm’s suit for 132,500 dollars worth of diamonds. She refuses to surrender the jewelry, leaving the Superior Court to resolve ownership.
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West Los Angeles
Linda Christians
Bel-Air
New York
Superior Court
Miss Christian
Tyrone Power
Robert H. Schlesinger
Milwaukee
Harrison Williams
Firma
Schlesinger
Sheriff's
Thugs Force Off Pants of Victim in Santa Ana
Two men entered National Trail Rentals in Santa Ana at 6 06 p m and forced the victim to remove his trousers. They struck him, demanded money and fled with about 300 dollars from the cash register and wallet. Authorities recount the incident as part of ongoing local crime reports.
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Eisenhower
Santa Ana
David Curry
S. Grand St
Grange
Eisen
National Trailhower
Harbor Tee
Bivd
Curry
Tolone
Atreines
Joyman
Civil Aeronautics
Northwest Air
Lines
Pan American World
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Eissenhower
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William Denman
Thejin
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Boyce
Bech
Ike
Linda
Webcor
Portable Fonograf
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Sepphira Syd
Humphreys
Llowe Meara
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