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Risky wager on Khrushchev stepping down fuels speculation
The piece notes uncertainty over Nikita Khrushchev's future as Soviet leader or party chief amid aging concerns and Kremlin rumors. It cites his 69 years and a remark to workers about not holding power indefinitely, calling leadership change a risky bet and highlighting the lack of a formal power-transfer mechanism in the Soviet system. The passage ends with a brief jab at Oppenheimer and a media note about ABC withholding his security clearance.
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Rising Air Travel Promises Turn in Passenger Growth
Domestic airlines report traffic volume well above last year with higher earnings for most trunk carriers despite lower revenue per passenger mile from promotional fares. Some carriers remain financially troubled, but the surge in passengers hints at a shift toward fast, low cost service without frills as a potential broad solution.
Safety nets for high circus acts urged after fatal fall
Observers note violent risks in auto racing and prize fights but stress nets below trapeze and high wire routines. The writer cites Henrietta Grotefent of the Wailenda family as a recent casualty and argues simple legislation mandating nets could reduce deaths without harming performances.
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Peace Corps pick challenged by long Communist ties
Washington reports Reverend James H. Robinson named to the Peace Corps National Advisory Council has a documented history with groups labeled Communist front by Attorney General Tom Clark. Moyers defends the appointment noting no one calls Robinson a Communist, while outlining past affiliations with The American Youth Congress and other organizations. Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater garners applause from Republican Women in Washington as a leading 1964 presidential prospect.
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Early pilgrims may have invented felt in Asia
The note suggests that early pilgrims used sheep wool to line hide shoes, creating pressure that caused fibers to felt. It mentions felt formation as a possible outcome of long treks and wool interaction during wear.
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Communists Wear Down West Will to Resist Across World
The Soviet Union has spent a decade expanding influence from Eastern Europe to Korea Indo China and the Middle East while the West hesitates to act The piece argues Western leaders mismanage Indo China and Southeast Asia warning America bears costly responsibility and that Communist strategy aims to erode Western resolve.
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Broadway Bulletin notes and show business chatter
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Mrs. Esther James libel suit winner Powell appeal backers and investigators. Kim Novak Paris stay near de Gaulle. Charles Boyer Broadway move with Irene Selznick. Perez Prado dispute. Nicholas Darvas book manuscript. Bette Davis film in Rome with Moravia adaptation. Burton Liz love-hate angle. Russian Hitler hours look. anti-Castro Venezuela aid talk. theater producers’ troubles with star rents. Brooklyn Long Island school complaints. Leslie Uggams Las Vegas debut and Plaza run. defense sleep concept. Rip Taylor Copacabana routines by Angelo Platino. Kathy Grant Crosby busy schedule and Cesar Romero party. Elvis Presley surgery wish noted.
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Powell
James
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de Gaulle
Charles Boyer
Terrence Rattigan
Irene Selznick
Perez Prado
Nicholas Darvas
Wall Street
Las Vegas
Bette Davis
Alberto Moravia
Rome
Moravia
Joe Levine
Carlo Ponti
Biz
Richard Burton
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Liz
Leslie Uggams
Dinah
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Defense Department
Rip Taylor
Copacabana
Angelo Platino
Kathy Grant Crosby
Peppermint West
Wally Sewall
Cesar Romero
Elvis Presley
Dave Regan Here And There What kind of a summer are we going to have
The column surveys opposing forecasts for a coming summer based on past weather, praising October as a favorite month for its gentle transition. It argues weather shapes mood and activity and advocates enjoying the Miami Valley climate as a varied, not monotonous, seasonal pattern.
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Atyome
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Brownie Points and the Washington Power Web
A columnist derides the Brownie Points system as a political currency in Washington. He portrays lobbyists clipping news items, officeholders trading favors for points, and even the White House pursuing brownie points through patronage to gain influence and re election leverage.
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Mayors Threaten Strike Over Army Maneuvers in Small French Towns
The mayors of 18 small French towns warn they will strike if the army conducts maneuvers in their areas. In other notes, women’s golf clubs are now sold in blue pink aqua and gray with fashion minded hues. A Central Indian tribe sustains itself on rice, while a region imagines a place where no one asks what’s cooking.
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