U.S. Communist Party Seeks Independent Criticism Of Moscow
New York report says the National Committee of the Communist Party USA cautioned against automatic Moscow blame for Stalin era excesses and urged free, independent critique. It defended an independent Marxist stance for American workers and criticized Khrushchev's disclosures and Jewish cultural purges in Poland.
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U S Backers Lose Ground in Iceland
The Icelandic Conservative Independence Party, favoring keeping U S troops at NATO bases, lost ground in Sunday's parliamentary vote. Progressives and Social Democrats appeared to lead a coalition near a majority as abstentees and final counts awaited final results.
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Romanians Welcome Tito Amid Talks Of Forgetting Past
In Bucharest Tito arrived from Moscow during a three day visit to press for closer Yugoslav Romanian cooperation. Romanian leaders Gheorgiu Dej and Stoica greeted him as President Groza was ill. Tito urged forgetting past tensions and noted no armed conflict between the two countries.
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Cable for Conclaves
New York UPt NBC has purchased 18 000 feet of television cable for use in covering the forthcoming national political conventions in Chicago and San Francisco.
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French Kill 80 Algerian Rebels in Aures Moutains Clash
Algiers reports about 80 rebels killed in a major mopup in the Aures Mountains near Edgar-Quinet, with 60 rifles and three submachine guns seized. Westward, around Constantine, at least 23 rebels killed. French forces pushed to seal the Morocco frontier as rebel actions trigger European casualties and protests.
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Woman Alpinist Aims Sacred Peak Trek in Toll of Tradition
In Japan a 23 year old woman plans to climb Mount Omine in Nara prefecture, the sacred peak banned to women for 1300 years. Villagers threaten to block the climb but organizers Yamamoto and Ishida intend to reach the summit, possibly by an unconventional route, to prove women can ascend.
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Get More Shades Right Now in Outdoor Spaces
You can shade terraces paths or porches immediately with sam shades of various types and sizes. July Better Homes Gardens offers ideas to relax in shade and plans to enjoy outdoor living without waiting for young trees. Get your copy today where magazines are sold.
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