Memoirs in Book Form Nikita Khrushchev Revealed
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan notes Khrushchev's memoirs present a gregarious ambitious man who rose from mines to power yet shows a peasant honesty. He recalls difficulties with Stalin’s enemies, moral conflicts in Ukraine, and a mix of openness and suspicion toward foreigners and rivals.
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Khrushchev
Ohare
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Pervine Wiley
Saryt
Soviet Union
Stalin
Ukraine
Peo
F14 Makes First Test Flight From Grumman Calverton
The Navy’s new F14 fighter made its first test flight Monday at Grumman’s Calverton Long Island air field. Test pilot Robert K Smyth flew the swing wing craft for about 10 minutes after satisfactory high speed taxi tests. The flight was described as routine as officials prepare the plane for carrier deployment by early 1973.
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New York
Navy
Grumman Corp
Calverton
Long Island
Grumman
Robert K. Smyth
Steel Haulers Elect Trustees In Split From Union
James Chambers of Fremont and James Andrews of Cleveland were elected trustees of the Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers as the group seeks to disassociate from the Teamsters Union. William J. Hill of Pittsburgh was re elected president for a fourth term as delegates from eight states met.
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Philadelphia
James Chambers
Fremont
James Andrews
Cleveland
Assocition of Steel Haulers
FASH
Teamsters Union
William J. Hill
Pittsburgh
Ohio TB Patients Drop to Historic Low in Hospitals
In Columbus Ohio the number of bed patients in tuberculosis hospitals has fallen below six hundred for the first time in modern history. Dr Emmett W Arnold director of the Ohio Department of Health announced the development yesterday as the tuberculosis program moves toward lower caseloads and renewed containment efforts.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Emmett W. Arnold
Ohio Department of Health
Public health notes beds down since 1969
Bed patients in the state totaled 569 at the end of October, down from 683 at the end of 1969 and 2,375 parents 10 years ago. Dr. Arnold called the decline a major public health victory, citing improved treatment and earlier case finding. Tuberculosis beds have fallen from 3,800 to 1,686 over the past decade.
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Arnold
Warren G. Harding Drives Car as President
In a historic note, Warren G. Harding becomes the first U.S. president to drive a car himself, marking a milestone in presidential accessibility to motor vehicles.
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Warren G. Harding
U.S
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