China Gaining In Stature Among Reds
Mao Zedong leads China’s 640 million people and a 12 million member Communist party while balancing independence from Moscow. He asserts China’s unique path to socialism, styled as a restraint on Western models, as Khrushchev promotes a shared leadership among world communists.
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China
John Broderick
Hong Kong
Mao Tzetung
Communist Party
Russia
Red China
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Mao
Khrushchev
Eateliites
Karl Marx
Europe
Peiping
Warsaw
Budapest
Belgrade
Stalin
Chinese Communist Party
Tsunyi
Kremlin
Kuomintang
Yenan
Forbidden City
Liu Shao-Chi
Peng Chen
Yangtze River
Kiangsi
Shensi
Chiang-Kai-shek
Reds
Pinping
Chu Teh
Chou Fn-lai
Liu
Marines Join Cabot Crew in 1775 Pay and arms noted
The United States Marines first served aboard the warship Cabot in December 1775 about a month after their organization. They were paid seven dollars per month and equipped with musket and cutlass.
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Washington
United States
Cabot
Teenian West University Place assault shocks Houston
A teenage telephone operator in West University Place says a blond youth with a crew cut and suede jacket attacked her after she got off a bus. Police found torn clothing and a shoe. bloodhounds were used in the hunt.
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Houston
West University Place
Jay Evans
Stuart Lumpkin
Rapid urban growth dangers amid U S population surge
At a science meeting Dr Coleman Woodbury warned the rapid urbanization of America could trigger a real crisis as the population might reach 220 million by 1975. He said cities face problems in livable spaces shopping areas and finances amid expanding metropolitan zones. Greenewalt cautioned on geopolitics if science advances fragment.
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U. S
Indianapolis
Coleman Woodbury
University of Wisconsin
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Woodbury
Aaas
Crawford H. Greenewalt
FE. I. DuPont de Nemours and Co
Wheat Crop Rises in India Amid Strong 1957 Output
New Delhi reports India's 1957 wheat crop estimated at 340 million bushels, up 6 percent from 1956 and about 50 percent above the 1945-49 average, reflecting a robust harvest year.
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New Delhi
India
Pecan Grove Grows Into World’s Largest Near Las Cruces
The largest cultivated pecan grove in the world began in 1933 near Las Cruces New Mexico and now includes 75 000 trees over 4 000 acres.
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Las Cruces
N. M
Hydronics term adopted for water heating and cooling
Chicago reports the new term hydronics has been adopted to describe the practice of heating and cooling with water. The article notes the term’s introduction in professional circles and its expected adoption across related industries.
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Chicago
Forest Service reports rising US charcoal imports
The Forest Service states that the United States imported 13,522 tons of charcoal in 1956, more than double the 1955 figure and four times the 1952 total, indicating a sharp growth in demand.
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Washington
The
Forest Service
United States
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