Bulganin Hatchet Man for Stalin
Marshal Nikolai Bulganin named premier in a scene dominated by Khrushchev. Malenkov resigns as first chairman of the Council of Ministers, citing lack of experience and calling for a stronger team amid power struggles in the Kremlin.
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Alexander Volkov
Council of Nationalities
Council of Minister
Soviet Premier Switch Elevates Bulganin Over Malenkov
The article reports Georgi Malenkov's resignation as Soviet premier signaling a shift in post Stalin leadership. Bulganin becomes premier with Khrushchev as the power broker, foreshadowing renewed Stalinist policy and wider East West implications.
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Malenkov
Jets Fired On No Signs Of Interference: Reds Keep Hands Off Fleet
Islanders fled Tachens area aboard Nationalist landing craft and U S transports under a large American naval and air force presence. No Communist artillery or Russian jets interfered though carrier planes faced antiaircraft fire on Yi kiangshan. Evacuation ships led by Henrico and Lenawee began moving civilians toward Keelung with a weeklong operation anticipated.
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U.S
Yikiangshan
Red China
Jim Becker
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Tachens
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Henrico
Keelung
Hong Kong
Quemoy
Red
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Official Peoples Daily
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Taiwan
Bulganin Named Soviet Prime Minister After Malenkov Resigns
Defense Minister Nikolai Bulganin, 59, chosen as premier by Khrushchev after Georgi Malenkov's resignation citing lack of experience. Bulganin, long trusted to run armed forces policy, is described as a disciplined administrator with a lengthy Kremlin career dating to the wartime era.
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Ohio Legislature Targets State Horse Race Gambling
In Columbus Ohio Governor Lausche seeks to raise pari mutuel betting to six million dollars while Rep Guy C Hiner leads a bid to repeal the anti lottery ban. He argues current laws ignore constitutional provisions and plans a constitutional amendment to strike the lotteries prohibition.
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Ohio Sclons Expected Back From Illness Soon
Rep. Mc Gregor of Ohio, ill since January 11, remains at Bethesda Naval Hospital with a heart condition and is projected to return in about two weeks. Rep. Clevenger, also of Ohio, has been released from Bethesda after a month of treatment and hopes to resume duties next week while resting at home.
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New Orleans
Clevenger
Bethesda
Police Question Boyfriend In Slain Student Death
New York police recall Ernest Jackson, former boyfriend of slain NYU graduate student Anne Yarrow, for renewed questioning about her death. Yarrow, 23, found in a sixth floor apartment after being stabbed 37 times and sexually assaulted, was described as devout Quaker and an honor student.
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Herta Payson
South Carolina
Robbers Tunnel Safe at London Bank Near Parliament
Police report robbers tunneled into Martin's Bank on St James Street near the Houses of Parliament. They blasted a safe and fled with 42000 dollars as Scotland Yard sealed the basement and inspected a two foot hole in the brick wall.
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Martin’s Bank
Fingers Crossed Chance Of Shooting War Pondered In Air Traffic
Washington officials weighed the risk of air clashes as Red China threatened to fly over sea lanes. Dulles urged swift Senate approval of the mutual defense pact with Chiang Kai-shek to curb warlike Chinese Communist mood. Navy warned of hot pursuit if attacked and vowed no restrictions on U S forces.
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British plan new push for Formosa cease-fire
British leaders at a nine day conference crafted a new diplomatic push for a Formosa cease-fire. They urged the evacuation of Quemoy and Matsu by Nationalists and pressed the United States to accept a staged withdrawal from coastal outposts as a first step toward a tacit standstill and possible international talks.
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Britain
Tachen Fishermen Unaware Of Fight With Communists
Taipei Formosa dispatch reports 15 000 predominantly fisherfolk at Tachen Island face peril as Nationalist withdrawal leaves boats without radios. They may return to find families dispersed to Formosa and Communist troops awaiting them.
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Keelung
Formosa
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Tachen Island
Eisenhower seeks seven-billion emergency school program
President Eisenhower proposed a seven-billion-dollar emergency school construction plan over three years. The package would channel 1.1 billion from the federal government, including 750 million to buy local school bonds, 900 million in loans, 200 million in grants, and 20 million to plan long term financing. He urged 5 million for the first year and framed free education as essential to a free society.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Mother Burns 7 Month Old Babe In Crib
In Phillipsburg New Jersey Bernice Makatura 23 of Belvidere Pike faces murder charges after allegedly setting a crib fire that killed her seven month old son Stephen. She admitted starting the blaze and said she threatened to kill herself and her other son Richard 3 due to domestic difficulties. Her husband Stephen was at work when the fire occurred. State police report she went to a neighbor seeking a gun to kill herself and Richard.
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B&O Train Derails At Wyoming Suburb
Two B & O railcars left the track at a Wyoming Ohio crossing, blocking three streets. The 63car train from Indianapolis to Cincinnati halted as cranes were readied to move the derailed cars. Officials blamed a broken wheel for the derailment.
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Senate Relates to Formosa Treaty Defends Chiang Kai-Shek
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved the Formosa Mutual Defense Treaty by a vote of 11 to 2. In sports news the Cincinnati Redlegs traded outfielder Lloyd Merriman, 30, who batted .268 in 73 games last season, to the Chicago White Sox for two unnamed minor leaguers.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
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Lloyd Merriman
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Meteors Sighted Over Salt Lake City Across Two Nights
Residents in Salt Lake City reported a blazing meteor on the second night in a row. Airport tower personnel saw both phenomena with last night at 7 55 p m and Sunday night at 9 42 p m.
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Salt Lake Municipal
Change of premiers fails to stir Moscow crowd
In Moscow today the change in premiers drew little public reaction. Randomly questioned Muscovites appeared bored and dismissed the shift as insignificant. One man asked what difference it makes and another said it is all the same thing.
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Molotov Claims Hydrogen Bomb Edge Over United States
In a 24 hour foreign policy address Molotov denounced U S actions and said the Soviet Union has developed hydrogen bombs with such success the United States could appear backward He warned of war and argued the USSR seeks peaceful atomic use while condemning U N in China Formosa is described as Chinese territory and U S aggression is cited as a UN test of legitimacy
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V. M. Molotov
United States
Soviet Union
Molotov
China
United Nations
U. N
Formosa
Moscow Backing Ally On Formosa in Soviet Broadcast
Moscow radio declared full support for the Chinese drive to reunify Formosa and withdraw U.S. troops from Taiwan and nearby areas. The broadcast, citing the Soviet Information Bureau, praised the Chinese People's Republic and condemned Chiang Kai-shek’s regime.
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Moscow
Formosa
Soviet Union
Soviet Information Bureau
Moscow Radio
Klementi Voroshilov
Red Chiena
Russia
Liu Hsiao
Court Denies Negroes Had School Right
Delaware Supreme Court ruled Milford Board of Education had no legal right to admit 10 Negro pupils to tenth grade classes at a previously all-white school. The ruling reversed a Chancery Court finding that the pupils were entitled to attend. Admission touched off a white boycott, board resignations, and the pupils moved to all Negro schools in Georgetown or Dover.
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Boat Sinks Off Madeira Kills Eight Passengers
A small boat with ten passengers traveling from shore to a coastal ship sank yesterday near Funchal Madeira Island. Eight people drowned and two survived.
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