Malenkov Seen as Leading Candidate to Succeed Stalin
Washington speculates Georgi Malenkov could be Stalin’s successor with Molotov as rival. Observers note secrecy around Kremlin insiders, possible purge, and three main paths: Malenkov possible head, a ruling trio, or a quick lucrative palace-style clash for power.
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Stalin and Ike consider talks as Cold War strains rise
Asaad Joseph reviews Stalin's late years in world politics, noting US lend lease aid worth 11 billion dollars and a cautious possibility of future U.S.–Soviet talks. He cites Khrushchev era shifts, Bohlen's Moscow mission, and a fragile path to peace amid Korea, NATO, and East West tensions.
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Ulbricht Flies to Moscow After Stalin Stroke
East German leader Walter Ulbricht, secretary general and deputy prime minister, flies to Moscow by Russian plane from Schoenfeld after Stalin's stroke. He is described as East Germany's principal Kremlin link as top satellite officials hold high level talks. Ulbricht was notified by telephone to report quickly.
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Candy Cane Batons Endorsed for Blind Right of Way
Sacramento bill endorsed by the Assembly social welfare committee would allow partially blind persons to claim the right of way by carrying 14 inch red and white candy strip design batons.
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Soviet Chief Foresees Growth of Communist Economy
An item in a leading Soviet magazine notes that the economic strength of the Communist bloc is expanding as the West’s power wanes. The article, published just before the Samannings party congress, presents a partial blueprint for Russia’s future economic course and emphasizes collective strength over Western models.
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Bonn Chief Says West Must Continue Buildup
Bonn Chancellor Konrad Adenauer urged continued Western military and political buildup amid speculation over Stalin's death. He told visiting American editors that while no one can prophesy future events, past leadership transitions suggested preparations for Stalin's succession may be under way and that Jewish persecution in the Soviet Union and satellites would influence the global balance of power.
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Chip) Bohlen
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