Kremlin seeks unity after Khrushchev ouster in East Europe
Moscow urges stronger unity among socialist nations to calm unrest after Khrushchev’s October 14 ouster. Izvestia pledges continuation of destalinization and economic progress under Brezhnev and Kosygin, while pressuring East European parties to denounce Khrushchev. Red delegations from France Denmark Austria Italy India seek clarity on the power shift.
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Mental Exam Set In Rape Slaying Case
Robert L. Pruett, 26, of Conneaut, charged with murder and rape in the Susan Osborne slaying, was ordered to Lima State Hospital for a 30 day mental examination after pleading not guilty by reason of insanity before Judge Roland Pontius.
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France Plans Nuclear Missile Tests and Satellite Launches
Paris AP reports France will start missile tests next year for delivering atomic bombs and launching satellites. Mirage IV jet bombers will remain the delivery system until about 1967-68 when missiles become operational.
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Florida Shares in Nation’s Produce Output
Florida furnishes 65 percent the nation’s escarole and endive 21 percent of the tomatoes 50 percent of the radishes 35 percent of the cucumbers and 32 percent of the green peppers.
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