Khrushchev’s tirades span decades with sharp insults
James Marlow chronicles Nikita Khrushchev’s barrage of denouncements from 1956 to 1960. He targets Eisenhower and Western leaders, insults Stalin’s memory, ousts rivals, and mocks U.S. officials. The piece notes clashes with Bulganin Tito Dulles Humphrey Nixon Adenauer and others amid Cold War tensions.
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James Marlow Washington
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Britain
Europe
Moscow
Nathan 'S. Twining
U.S
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Molotov-Malenkov-Kaganovich
Presidium
Bulganin
Marshal Tito
Humphrey
Khrushchev
Red China
United States
Los Angeles
Disneyland
Norits Poulson
Soviet Union
Richard M. Nixon
Christian A. Herter
West Germany
Konrad Adenlauer
Local visitors greet area families across multiple towns
A wide circle of relatives from St. Louis Georgia Kell Manteno Madison Wis Centralia Walnut Hill Rosiclare Collinsville Springfield Mt. Vernon Ill Toner area Dix Dix and nearby towns visited relatives in Dix and Mt. Vernon. Notable mentions include the Riley and Williams households with extended kin from several states.
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Wayne Davidson
St. Louis
Bob Piper
Georgia
Don Riley
Kell
Guy Evetts
Manteno
Clifford Davidson
Vernon
Danny Bonnell
Kankakee
Joe
Maxine Billingsley
Madison
Wis
Elmer Riley
Leroy ‘Piercy
Tuscola
Ill
Bob Parker
Scotfield
Walter Piercy
Gene Leuty
Near Alton
Leo Leuty
Tate Star David McLean Breaks Through On TV
TV reviewer notes David McLean peaks as Tate in NBC Western with wide audience pull. McLean, 13-year Hollywood wait, rose from oil fields to architecture to acting, becoming a televised star overnight after the show’s Wednesday premiere. He is Akron born and previously struggled before landing the title role.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York(ap
David McLean
New York
McLean
Tate
Perry Camp
Gene Huth
Hollywood
Akron
Ohio
MceLean
Los Angeles
Iim
Complete U S local TV listings montage
A dense compiled schedule lists channel by channel programs across St Louis Harrisburg and Cape Girardeau with times, show titles, news, weather, sports, movies, and sign offs for the day. includes multiple days, varied networks, and numerous classic TV programs and feature films.
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Channel 4
St. Louis
Max Roby
Douglas Edwards
Phil Silvers
Dennis O'Keefe
Dobie Gillis
Red Skelton
Garry Moore
Spencer Allen
St. Loui S
Iraq
Cape Girardeau
Channel 3
Harrisburg
Armstrong Circle Theater
Channel 5
1, Louis
John Roedel
Happy Tate
U.S. Marshal
Bob Hille
Jack Paul
Congressmen Faked Overseas Expense Tabs Exposed
AP reports Knight newspapers say House Public Works and Judiciary committees filed artificial 1959 overseas spending reports. Critics allege itemizations were concocted with fixed percentages across transportation lodging food gratuities and miscellaneous. Chairman Emanuel Celler denied reviewing the consolidated figures totaling $54,363.81.
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Washington
House Public Works and Judiciary Committees
Knight Newspapers
Don Oberdorfer
Walter Pincus
House Committee
U.S
House
Agriculture and Education and Labor
Argentina
Sudan
Membrs
Judiciary Committee
Bess E. Dick
Emanuel Celler
DNY
Public Works Committee
South America
Stuarts Restored to English Throne with Charles II Coronation
The Stuarts were restored to the English throne with the coronation of Charles II in 1660, marking a pivotal return of monarchy after the Commonwealth era.
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Charles II
Smuggler Sir Henry Wickham and Brazil rubber seeds
The text notes that Sir Henry Wickham smuggled 70,000 rubber tree seeds out of Brazil, a move that seeded the global rubber supply. It also recalls the superstition around early printing, where printers’ helpers were called devils due to ink stained faces.
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Sir Henry Wickham
England
Brazil
Wickham
Freedom of the Press Day observed in Western Hemisphere
In New York AP reports Freedom of the Press Day honors free expression and mourns those under repression. William H. Cowles, president of the Inter American Press Assn., notes progress since 1953 with restorations in Argentina, Peru, Venezuela, and Colombia, while lamenting Cuba's status.
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New York
Western Hemisphere
William H. Cowles
The
Inter
American Press Assn
Cowles
Argentina
Peru
Venezuela
Colombia
Free Press of the
Americas
Cuba
Spokane, Wash
Pepless Pete Gets Boost From Sys-Tone Cure
A local man once nicknamed Pepless Pete for fatigue from iron poor blood says a switch to Sys-Tone gave him energy. The claim includes iron plus vitamins and herbs to relieve stomach gas at low daily cost. Sold in Mt Vernon and nearby towns by druggists.
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Mt. Vernon
Extreme Earth Elevations Highlight 64 541 Foot Gap
The contrast between Mindanao Deep at 35 400 feet below sea level and Mount Eve rest at 29 141 feet above sea level creates a total vertical difference of 64 541 feet, illustrating the planet’s deepest and highest points.
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Mindanao
Mount
Everest
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Mt. Vernon Civil Defense
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Bill Bailey
Bill Martin
Don Fitts
Fred Fleener
Bul Robinson
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Don Hahn
Emmit Lemay
Raymond Curless
Clinton Dethrow
Robert Schultz
Julius Lustig
Carroll McAdoo
Luther Winkler
Robert Tucker
Don Nelson
Andy Muzzarelli
Mary Jane
John Foster Dulles
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Dix
Television Review
George Burns
NBC
Jack Benny
Betty Grable
Polly Bergen
Bobby Darin
CBS
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Woody Woodpecker
Wyatt Earp
Paris
Laramie
Arthur Murray
Coronado
Jack Paar
Channel 2
Jack la Lanne
Mr. and
Mrs. North
Bob
Susie
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Capt. Gallant
Bruce Hayward
Weather Wire
Porky and His
Christophers
Red Howe
Love Lucy
Guiding Light
Joan
Mr. Jim
St. Louie
Charlotte Peters
Loretta Young
Young Dr. Malone
Comedy Playhouse
Our
Miss Brooks
Wranglers
Channel
Circle Theatre
Britteny
Mt. Vernon Lumber Co
Encyclopedia Britannica
Gma One
General Motors
Manion
Wilson Motor Sales
Flora, Illinois
Sonotone
Apt
Sonotone T. Louis, Ave
East St. Louis, Illinois
Athi
Johnson Motor Co
98Th
Harrison Streets
Southern Illinois
Furriers
Harry Ethridge
Perkins
West
Man
Pepless
Pete
Hamilton's Resort
Fisherman’s
Reelfoot
Hornbeak
Tenn
Hamilton’s
ReelFoot Lakes
Jordan
J. H. Carr
Dayton Tire Sales
Henry Mossberger
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