Critics Turn on Khrushchev
Kremlin policy zig zags upset satellite followers as editors note how Khrushchev's shifting liberalization and tightening of intellectual freedoms unsettle communist parties across Eastern Europe. Leaders fear the uncertain course and its impact on their regimes amid public discussion in the region.
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Kremlin
Ko. Thaler Gondon
UPD
Josef Stalin
Nikita S_ Khrushchev
Communist
Khrushchev
Europe
Red C
Romania
Peking
Ellite
Moscow
Nikita
Berlin
Cuba
United States
Africa
Middle East
Iraq
Bagh
Eisenhower
Air Force reports unseen in Dominican revolt tactics
An unclassified Air Force study details U S counterinsurgency methods used in Santo Domingo against a Palma Sola cult uprising. American planes flew over the area as leaflets promised fair treatment if surrender occurred and attackers faced air strikes. Brig Gen Reyes was killed. several officers and enlisted were wounded. The operation, using leaflets and aerial surveillance, led to the cultists abandoning the hills with no major resistance.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
Santo Domingo
Palma Sola
Miguel Reyes
Reyes
Barahona
Domini
Atas
Court Rules Magazines May Refuse Advertising
The 1st Court of Civil Appeals upholds ability of newspapers and magazines to decline advertising at their discretion. The West Texas case involved Midwest Electric Cooperative seeking to force print in a chamber magazine. Court says non profits’ internal politics not open to court intervention, as long as fairness and law are observed.
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Waco AP
Court of Civil App
Abilene District Court
West Texas
Frank Wilson
Midwest Electric Cooperative
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
WECC
WICC
Ierest
Khrushchev Favored Nuclear Test Ban Talks, Spaak Reports
Belgian official says Khrushchev favored a test ban during a three hour NATO session. Spaak relayed that Khrushchev pressed costs of modern armament and favored restraint, with three power talks to halt testing opening in Moscow.
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Bynan
Paris
FAP -Betaan
Paultfenti Spaak
NATO Permanent Council
Khrushchev
Kheshghey
Kiev
NATO
A. P Vale
Strikker
Hose i
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Hus
Agiet
Spink
Kiet
Spaak
Akhrushchev
United Sites
Britain
Nien
Moscow
East Berlin
Sti
Span
NATO Council
Kiew
Jerrie Cobb Applies for Astronaut Mission Bid
Jerrie Cobb announced at a news conference in St Paul that she formally applied to NASA for an astronaut term. She asserts her 19,000 hours across six aircraft qualify her for jet test pilot requirements, amid NASA’s cautious response to civilian applicants.
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Houston
Oisiehen
Eerie Cobb
the Nations Bist
Fier
St Pan
Minn
National Aeronautics
Miss Cobb
NAS
Bethany
Okla
Robert Gilruth
NASA
Manned Spacer
Sfdo
Tenn
Manned Spacecraft Center
Spacecraft Center
Desegregation In Birmingham Ordered
The Birmingham Alabama school board was ordered by the U S Court of Appeals to submit a desegregation plan for the fall using the state pupil placement act. The plan must detail placement of new first graders and pupils transferring into the county with no racial discrimination in any grade. The Mobile case set a September start for desegregation in first grade.
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New Orleans
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Dth US
Circuit Court of Appeals
Mobile
Tragedy in Friday Bay Area Stuns City
AP report describes a violent incident where a Black suspect, Connie, attacked and killed a 16 year old girl with a jackknife after a marriage cancellation. A pregnant woman and several others were injured in a car crash and fire ensuing from the attack. The driver was Mrs Mary Carr and the victims include Mrs Judy Danner and Carol Ann Malgrew. Authorities described the suspect as beserk, with the incident occurring near Arlington General Hospital and Fort Worth area.
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San Francisco
Euless
Connie
Roy Eames
Carol Ann Malgrew
Judy Danner
Kames
Hames
Missionary Meet Slated At Highland Church Sunday
Highland Church hosts Missionary Convention with youth and adult sessions. Rev. Shortes and family to speak at 10 50 a m and 7 p m with slides on Guatemala missions. Shortes, former Southeastern Bible College professor, will discuss Central America and Guatemala work.
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Highland Apartments
Assembly of God Church
38Th St
Quaker Ave
Hip Service
Quentin Shortes
Marvin
Sherry
Will
Guatemala
Mr. Shortes
Miilsionary
Mr Shortes
Central America
Youth Evangelists Plan Two Services In Lubbock
The Rev. Steve Rexmat and his wife Pat lead youth evangelists from Central Bible Institute in a spring program in Lubbock with two planned services. The team promotes outreach and revival aims.
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Lubbock
Steve Rexmat
Pat
Central Bible Institute
Adrenal Glands Transplanted In Three Patients
University of Mississippi physicians report the adrenal glands of three women were transplanted in an attempt to treat Cushing's Syndrome. The operation, first in the country in recent months, used grafts placed in the patients thighs. All three remain in normal condition and under study.
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Moon
Hardy
Australia
Sweden
Negro Charged With Attempted Murder in Knife Attack
Leon Brent, 24, pleaded innocent to 10 counts of attempted murder for the July assault on a 19 year old secretary. He was arraigned before Dist. Judge Fred A Blanche Jr with defense motions due by Aug 30. trial date not set. The victim remains hospitalized recovering from throat stab wounds.
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Baton Rouge
APL
Leon Brent
Brent
Fred A. Blanche Jr
Blanche
Movie Maker to Move Assets Of Daughter
Walter Wanger, guardian of his daughter Stephanie Bennett’s estate, asked a judge to transfer her assets as she and her mother, actress Joan Bennett, relocate to New York City. Wanger described Stephanie as in London while permanent steps to administer the property were discussed.
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Los Angeles
Walter Wanger
Stephanie
Hver
Joan Bennett
New York City
Wanger
London
ASPCA to honor Rusty the dog for saving girl
Rusty, a Michigan dog, will receive the ASPCA Medal of Honor and a certificate of merit after guiding Ray Loshaw of Gaylord to five year old Kathleen Benjamin who had wandered from siblings in a dense wood. Kathleen was found in good condition after spending a frigid night. The award is given only a few times yearly and followed Rusty reading of the story in a United Press International dispatch.
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New York
UPD
American Society For the Prevention of
ASPCA
Rusty
United Press International
Kathleen Benjamin
Rusty i
Loshaw
Kathleen
Church Sets Free Clinic For Children
A church launches a free clinic for crippled children in Lubbock with plans for a series of campaigns for Christ. Four doctors will examine children at St John’s Methodist Church while church volunteers direct families to services. Free transportation and hospitalization aid are provided where needed.
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Cams
Christ
Edinburgh
Scotland
St.1
United States
Lubbock
John's Crippled Children’s
St. John’s Methodist International
15Th St
College Ave
Jfice Park
57Th St
Bord
St. John’s Church
Sons and Daughters
Jack Hardcastle
Dallas
College Avenue
iChurch of Christ
Spy Trial Martelli Called Outright Liar at End
Italian born physicist Giuseppe Martelli stood accused as a Soviet spy as his ten day Old Bailey trial neared conclusion. Prosecutors labeled him an outright liar and his case heads to a jury after the weekend recess.
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London
Giuseppe Martelli
Old Bailey
Henry Phillimore
Peter Rawlinson
Martelli
Culham Laboratory
British Atomic Energy Authority
Moscow
Methods Set Summer Seminar Theme for Youth Fellowship
Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship plans a Summer Seminar at Asbury Church from Sunday to Saturday July 20. The program includes daily work projects from 1 30 to 4 p m, supper at 6 30, soup singing 7 to 715, speeches and discussion 715 to 9, recreation 5, and workshop 9 to 945. Duane Hoover chairs the event with Bob Hoover coordinating fundraising and St Matthew Methodist Church aiding the effort.
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Methodist
Asbury Methodist Church
St.Matthew Methodist Church
Lubbock
Duane Hoover
Paris attorney reprimanded for throwing liquor bottle in trial
The State Bar Grievance Committee reprimanded Paris lawyer B. Ray Smith for flinging a liquor bottle at policeman Fred Nutt while he testified. The bottle was reportedly evidence in the case. The reprimand was filed in the District Clerk's office at Paris.
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Paris
Tex
UPL
B. Ray Smith
Smith
Fred Nutt
Revival Continues For Emmanuel Baptist Church
Laymen of the Emmanuel Baptist Church lead a second lay led revival at the church on N Ash and Queens St. W T Dub Wozencraft speaks tonight with Raymond King scheduled for Sunday morning and R B McAlister for Sunday night. Services are 8 p.m. today and 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday under the Brotherhood. Opening speaker was Paul Cates.
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Emmanuel Baptist Church
N. Ash
Queens St
W. T
Dub) Wozencraft
Raymond King
R. B. McAlister
The
Brotherhood of the Church
Paul Cates
Be Colonies in United States Reach 514 Million
A historical note claims nearly 514 million be colonies exist in the United States. The figure appears to refer to a counting or labeling error rather than an established census. Further context from the article is needed to verify the claim.
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United States
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