Khrushchev Leads Soviet Attack on One Leader Rule
Soviet leaders echo Khrushchev's assault on the personality cult at the 20th Congress. Suslov and Mikoyan blasted individual rule while praising collective leadership. Tass quoted officials saying the cult harmed party discipline and initiative, now being revived.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Mikhail Suslov
Anastas Mikoyan
Mikoyan
Stalin
Lenin
Gress
Tass
Suslov
Nine Teens Get Prison Terms In Gang War Slaying
Nine teenage youths were sentenced for the gang war shotgun slaying of 17 year old Kenneth Sloboda on a South Side street corner. Clement Macis, 15, received 16 years the heaviest term while eight others drew 1 to 3 years up to 4 to 14 years. Five teens who testified for the prosecution will be sentenced later.
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Clement
Cookie) Macis
Thomas
Kruczynski
Macis
Kenneth Sloboda
Kluczynski
Cop Wounded In Gun Fight
Columbus police held two men without charge after Patrolman Richard Burton was wounded in a East Side gun battle. David A. Sherman was shot in the back after firing on Burton, while Clarence Scales was arrested nearby. Both suspects are from Columbus. The officers were investigating a parked cab tied to a recent cab driver robbery wave when Sherman opened fire from the cab.
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Columbus
Ohio
Richard Burton
East Side
David A. Sherman
Burton
Clarence Scales
Missing John Brown Found Vacationing in Florida
Cleveland report confirms Democratic treasurer candidate John Brown is alive and vacationing in North Miami Florida. Campaign manager Michael J. Crosser, a Cleveland attorney, identifies Brown as a Willoughby salesman living in a Mentor Township trailer camp. Petitions from 51 counties bearing 1431 signatures were filed Feb 8 by Charles T. Kaps. secretary Ted W. Brown said petitions were in order and Brown would qualify.
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Cleveland
Michael J. Crosser
John Brown
Brown
Miami
Fla
Willoughby
Mentor Ave
Mentor Township
Ted W Brown
Columbus
Charles T. Kaps
Mentor
Robber Picks Wrong Victim in Dallas Fraud Case
A 25 year old Garland man is jailed after FBI agents say he posed as a Detroit survivor in a long distance scam. He claimed $100 was owed for auto damages and asked for money to cover return home to Arkansas. The Detroit man wired the funds and alerted the FBI, revealing the ruse. The Detroit survivor was an FBI agent. A note on car ownership adds a societal aside: about 35 percent of buyers own a second car.
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Dallas
Garland
FBI
Detroit
Arkansas
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Alexander-Smith
Simmons
Franklin
Oldsmobile
John Dobrozsi, JR
Thorn
RAL Steel
Ey & Cohen, Inc
Tania
N.Y.C. R. Dial
Heey A Riggs
Funeral Home
North
BROAD
Streifthau
Middletown
TWEED
Central Store
Itton
Princeton Orson
Cardigan
Berkshire
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