Anti Stalin Push Gains Momentum Across Iron Curtain
The Kremlin campaign to deflate the Stalin myth gains momentum as Khrushchev accuses Stalin of murder and blunders. Reports say censorship hides details in the USSR while outside leaders denounce Stalin. in Georgia demonstrations occur and travel controls rise amid a broader anti Stalin wave.
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New York Times
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Britain aims to crush Cyprus EOKA within six months
Nicosia AP report says Brig. George H. Baker expects a significant break into EOKA, with hopes of paving new talks on Cyprus future. Violence surges as a church shooting and a soldier’s death raise deaths to 21. The British push three objectives including ending terrorism and an 86 million dollar development program.
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Malenkov Tours British Atomic Plant Under Security Watch
Former Soviet Premier Georgi Malenkov toured Britain's Harwell atomic energy plant with aides and his bodyguards. Officials barred American reporters, citing strict security rules, while Tass correspondent Kim Bellaev clashed with the precaution. Sir John Cockcroft led the tour as Malenkov noted features still under security.
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Britain
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Harwell
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Malenkov
Sir John Cockcroft
Woman Dies in Closet in San Marino Mansion
In San Marino California a wife, Dorothy J. Heller 43, was found dead in a sewing room closet after hiding there following an argument. Police say the death appears caused by a heart attack. Husband Alfonse H. Heller 62, a wealthy oilman and rancher, reported that she hid in closets after disagreements.
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Where Were Soviet Bosses When Stalin Wielded Sword
In Khrushchev's denunciation of Stalin a key question is where the current Soviet leaders were while Stalin terrorized the nation. The piece notes fear among subordinates, the army’s high standing, and whether army or party leaders will emerge as non Stalinist guides.
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Trial Of 93 In Boycott Opens Today
In Montgomery 93 Negro leaders face trial on directing a 16 week boycott of the city bus system in a passive resistance move. In Tuscaloosa two Negro brothers stand trial for beating a white University of Alabama student linked to actions over the expelled coed.
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University of Alabama
Autherine Lucy
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Grand Jury
New York
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Arthur Washington
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Samuel Perin Taylor
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Ohio River Falls After Flood Crest In Cincinnati
The Ohio River fell from flood crest of 53.2 feet in Cincinnati after last week’s high water. City officials closed some basin area roads but reported little damage. The Weather Bureau predicted a very slow fall with no new precipitation seen to raise the river again.
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Ohio Accidents Claim 12 Lives
An Associated Press tally of snowbound Ohio shows 12 deaths over the weekend. Eight in auto accidents plus three in a Dayton area crash. A Hamilton electrocution, two fire deaths, a switch engine incident, and an Akron girl at a church event complete the toll.
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Brink's Bandit on FBI Top Ten List
The FBI added James Ignatius Faherty, alleged Brink's robber, to its 10 Most Wanted list. He is one of two men still at large from the group charged in Boston with looting a Brink's money transfer station in January 1950, totaling over $1.2 million in cash and more than $1.5 million in checks and securities.
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FBI
James Ignatius Faherty
Boston
Kefauver Scenting Upset In Minnesota Primary
In Minneapolis Minnesota polls show Senator Estes Kefauver closing on Adlai Stevenson in the crucial presidential primary. Kefauver predicted a strong showing across several districts and a possible 8 to 10 of Minnesota’s 30 convention votes, while Stevenson faced internal doubts and emphasized the party’s strength. The Republican side supports Eisenhower with Senator Knowland aiding a cross over strategy to weaken Stevenson and Humphrey.
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Weather forecast hints at spring return in Miami Valley
The official forecast calls for partly cloudy and cold weather today with a high near 3 and a low around 20 degrees. Tuesday should bring fair skies and warmer temperatures with a 45 degree high. In Middletown, Sunday reached 38 degrees by 4 p.m. and the morning low was 19. Snow accumulation on Saturday totaled 0.07 inches.
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Foreign Aid Bill Faces Some Paring
President Eisenhower seeks more freedom from spending restraints for a 4.9 billion foreign aid request. Senate and House skepticism centers on size and a new 10 year commitment feature for big projects. Administration officials anticipate a fight, with potential compromise near 3.5 billion final aid total.
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Isenhower
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House
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Aswan
Eisenhower
Teacher Gouker Cleared as Board Dismisses Brutality Charge
Cincinnati area school board of Anderson Township announced five members signed a statement dismissing charges of brutality by high school biology teacher Richard Gouker against a 14 year old student. The panel ruled Gouker acted to maintain order after an incident on February 17. The student’s father Edwin Hatfield said he would withdraw his son from school in response.
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Board of Education
Anderson
Richard Gouker
Edwin S. Hatfield
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Education Board
This Boy Plays Rough
Carlos Noriega aged 29 was booked on suspicion of wife beating after his wife Esther aged 18 complained that he beat her and massaged her face and body with a cactus plant.
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Los Angeles
Carlos Noriega
Esther
Russian payment to US for downed Navy plane loss
Washington reports Russia paid 724047 dollars as half the cost of a Navy Neptune plane shot down by Soviet fighters over the Bering Sea last June.
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United States
Russia
Bering Sea
Death Toll Rises as 10 Inch Snowstorm Pummels NYC
The worst Northeast snowstorm in seven years left at least 93 dead across 11 states and paralyzed the New York metropolitan area with over 10 inches in the city. Army troops aided stranded motorists at Queens, shelters opened in Borough Hall, and thousands abandoned cars as wind driven drifts reached five feet.
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Westinghouse Strike Near Settlement Faces Union Approval
Two union groups were summoned to approve any deal in the 155 day Westinghouse strike affecting about 55,000 employees including 45,000 IUE members. A tentative agreement reportedly surfaced after talks led by James B. Carey and Westinghouse's Robert D. Blasier, with details unrevealed.
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Robert D. Blasier
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Post-Gazette
Plane Auction in Olathe Faces Poor Weather
The Gross Auction Co held a first plane auction at Olathe airport with a 10 dollar listing fee and 5 percent commission. Only six planes appeared as cold rain sleet and wind deterred buyers. Three planes sold for 375 900 and 6500 with the last flown from Denver. The firm plans another auction next month.
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