Memoirs Portray Stalin as Madman by Khrushchev
Life magazine’s four installments quote Nikita Khrushchev calling Stalin brutal and murderous as the Stalin era is reassessed. The memoir excerpts claim Stalin caused famine, purges killed millions, and sought to whitewash his victims while Khrushchev survived by teaching at Moscow institutions and leveraging his relationship with Stalin’s wife Nadya.
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Pork and Applesauce Declared Plentiful by USDA
The Agriculture Department warned housewives that pork and applesauce will be plentiful as prices fall. Officials noted a 16 percent rise in pork production for the four weeks ending Nov. 4 and record October output, with January production also expected to be heavy. Applesauce stocks were 985,000 cases higher than a year ago.
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Dianne Davis Initiated Into Alpha Phi Delta Honor
Dianne Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs James T Davis of 823 Concordia St has been initiated into Alpha Phi Delta a scholastic honor for women She is a sophomore at Central Missouri State College majoring in elementary education Membership requires 30 semester hours a 325 grade average and leadership ability
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GM Work Ready At 21 Plants
DETROIT AP General Motors prepared to restart at 21 Fisher Body plants nationwide after a 67 day UAW strike. First car to roll from Pontiac Michigan this Wednesday as tentative agreements at Mansfield Ohio and Warren Michigan move toward ratification. GM aims to start full production in two to three weeks amid complex startup. Leonard Woodcock to meet Ford officials to discuss a model contract while Chrysler talks loom.
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Sees Gain Ahead For River Towns
Clarksville Louisiana and Bowling Green are forecast to reverse 80 year declines in 10 to 20 years, with population rising to 1880s levels. University extension service professor Hugh Denny urged community harmony and noted liquor by the drink as boosting Clarksville tourist appeal and growth. Michael H Staehle of Mexico Route 1 enters National Guard basic training at Fort Knox after prior work at Air Park Service Station.
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South Vietnam Expels Newsman from Dispatch News Service
South Vietnam says it expelled Michael D. Morrow of Dispatch News Service International for involvement in internal political activities. An exit visa was issued to depart for Phnom Penh, Cambodia, with departure expected Tuesday. officials declined to detail his alleged political ties and noted his opposition to U.S. involvement in Vietnam.
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Manila Welcomes Pope Amid Typhoon Aftermath
Manila prepares for Pope Paul VI arrival despite Typhoon Patsy that killed about 160 and left 300 fishermen missing. Relief under way, three quarters without power, water pumping stations reactivated, banners destroyed and not to be rebuilt.
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Nixon to receive fireman's hat ceremony postponed
In New York Nixon received a fireman's hat from Michael J. Maye of the New York Uniformed Firefighters Association but security confiscated the hat for inspection. The two then shook hands and rescheduled the presentation for Tuesday while lingering security prevented the hat from being returned.
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Heston presents Peck with sixth term guild award
Charlton Heston, installed Sunday for a sixth one year term as guild president, presented the 64 year old Peck with the award a sculpture of black actors and bronze. J John Cunningham executive vice president of the New York Stock Exchange will leave his post March 1.
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