Eisenhower on military conduct and Cold War policy
Former president Eisenhower criticizes officers indoctrination and urges restraint in domestic political matters. He recalls the Geneva summit openness, Khrushchev’s objections, and stresses deterrence, disarmament, and the Berlin Wall as a sign of weakness. He notes Soviet leadership shifts and public reaction to Stalin’s legacy.
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Apanier
Army
Navy
Fisenhower
Bulganin
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Pus Ganin
Eisenhower
Russia
Shen Falesan
Berlin
Far East
Stalin
Red Square
Kaisenhower
Thanksgiving at Kennedy home with extended family
President Kennedy hosted a large Thanksgiving gathering at the Kennedy par ents home. Thirteen Kennedy adults and in laws plus fifteen grandchildren attended, with guests including Paul Fay and his family.
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Berlin
Kennedy
Caroline
Joseph Kennedy
Kenneays
Paul Fay
Navy
Fay
Fair And Mild Weather Across Nation With Storms In Gulf
Mild, mostly fair conditions covered much of the nation with rain and snow patches. Gulf coast storms caused property damage from two tornadoes near Pensacola and incidents in Ellisville and Galiver, Mississippi and Louisiana. Northwest saw heaviest rain while Coquille and Upqua rivers flooded in Oregon.
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Associated Press
Rocky Mountain
Gulf
Pensacola
Fla
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Ellisville
Miss
Louisiana
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Coquilles
Upqua
Oregon
Atlantic Coast
North Carolina
Math Streamlined For High Schools
Washington AP reports the last of the three Rs arithmetic is being redesigned in many high schools. Teachers shift focus from logarithms factoring and proofs to new mathematics covering additive identity additive inverse and the commutative property of addition. The change has stirred debate among educators.
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Donald Thompson
Melbourne University
Australia
New Guinea
Michael Rockefeller
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Young Rockefeller
Michael
Mary
Sydney
Washington
G. Baley Price
Department of Mathematics
University of Kansas
Morris Kline
Division of Electromagnetic Research
New York University Institute of Mathematical Sciences
Kline
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
National Education Association
Price
Brazil’s Neves Cabinet Seeks Stability Amid Regional Shifts
The article traces Brazil’s political upheaval after Quadros resigns and President Neves forms a moderates cabinet. It notes the premiership’s aim to maintain an independent foreign policy while pressures from rightist military factions loom. It also covers educationists debate about a needed shift in math instruction and a national council manual advocating reform.
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Fidel Castro
Quadros
Joao Goulart
Congress
Neves
Soviet Union
Eris
Balaguer appeals for democratic formula amid unrest in Dominican Republic
Balaguer addressed the nation in a broadside broadcast urging confidence in promises of democracy and a new government formula. Opposition leaders from three factions express serious reserves while U.S. warships patrol off the capital amid fears of a coup and rising tension over perceived intervention.
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Miami
Trujillos
Balaguer
U.S
King Saud Treated for Ulcers In Boston Hospital
King Ibn Saud of Saudi Arabia rests at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston for stomach ulcers. He meets with Arabian ambassador to the United States and receives visits from two wives as guards, police, and State Department security monitor the scene.
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Boston
King Ibn Saud
Saudi Arabia
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Sheik Abdullahee E
United States
King
Saud
Boston Police
State Department
U.S. Supports NATO Buildup After Adenauer Talks
The New York Times, citing qualified sources, reports the United States will back a stronger NATO military buildup. The move follows Konrad Adenauer's Washington visit and three days of talks with President Kennedy, with negotiations with the Soviet Union to occur from a position of strength.
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New York
New York Times
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Washington Dispatch
Konrad Adenauer
Washington
Adenauer
Kennedy
Soviet Union
NATO
Dean Acheson
John Foster Dulles
Stowaway Handed to Russians After Berlin-Area Train Hold-Up
In a conflict echoing through Berlin, a U.S. Army train carrying eight Americans was held up at gunpoint by Communist troops near Marienborn for nearly 15 hours. An East German conductor admitted a young East German aboard, and the decision to hand him over rested with U.S. authorities after a Russian inquiry. Western papers split on the moral dilemma, with editorials praising restraint to protect passengers while a Berlin tabloid condemned the action as incomprehensible.
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U.S
West Berlin
West Germany
Marienborn
Helmstedt
Gerwisch
East Germany
Col
Ernst von Pawel
ADN
Sonn
Seind Clas Brandt
Brandt
U S
Visitors Continued Prom Prom Pave Case
A fragmented report recounts a case involving visitors and alleged fraud detours, with sparse readable details indicating ongoing legal or investigative proceedings and references to a tear or theft incident.
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