U S Reds Are Sheep In Russian Pasture
James Marlow examines how American Communist leaders, once allied with Stalin, face criticism after Khrushchev's revelations. The Central Committee questions Soviet era crimes and the leadership’s obedience, while the party struggles to define a national image and unite with broader European Communist trends. The piece notes long-standing Stalinist control and the need for independent messaging.
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Soviet land-clearance slows grain gains in Asia
World briefs report that the Soviet Union has plowed nearly 75 million acres of Asian virgin land since 1952 to boost grain output, but overall progress remains uneven. In Algiers French authorities say 55 Algerian nationalists were killed in two frontier operations near Morocco, with unconfirmed reports of 50 rebels killed west of Constantine. In Formosa, Mrs. Lo Chin-mei gave birth to five stillborn girls in Chaochu while in London two more people died from injuries from the British Overseas Airways crash in northern Nigeria, bringing total fatalities to 32.
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Lutherans Elect Downstate Men
The Luth eran Church-Missouri Synod elected three downstate Illinois men to missionary and educational boards. Rev. Mark Steege of Springfield and Edgar Fritz of Alton were named to the Board of Parish Education, while Rev. H. A. Timm of Peoria joined the Board of Missions for the Blind. Delegates approved an extra 2.8 million dollars for a ministerial college at Fort Wayne, bringing the total project cost above seven million and capacity for 450 students.
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Peoria
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Texico Picnic of Shafer and Highsmiths at Mt Vernon Park
The Shafer and Highsmith families plan a July 1 basket dinner at Mt Vernon city park shelter house. Attendees include Welly and family from Albuquerque Maurice Shafer and wife from New Jersey, and Tressie Ingram and son Russel from Albuquerque. Refreshments and fellowship expected. old friends invited.
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Moneaqua
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de Kalb
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Union Sunday School
Frank Green
Bertha Shields
Wade Jackson
Lila Riggs
St. Louis
Erwin Green
Henry Richards
W. P. Green
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Charley Roger
John Maily
Alva Highsmith
Harold McKinney
Wallace Wimberly
Mt. Vernon
Texico Top Notchers
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Carmi
Texico Top Notchers Club
Community notes and visits fill weekend in the area
The Centerfield Ramblers and leaders thank blood donors who signed up. Visits over the weekend included Carmella Marotta of Chicago staying with grandparents and extended contact with the Whitsons, Curl, and others. Local families hosted relatives, and a Boyd Christian church wedding united Martha Keeler and Glenn Timmons. The Osborns spent Sunday in Greenville with Ralph Gorline and took their granddaughter Joyce home after a week here.
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Centerfield Ramblers Club
Mack Longmire
Linda Sue
Carmella Marotta
Chicago
Marvin Whitson
Nancy Curl
Carmella
Dorothy ‘Simmons
Lynn
Salem Road
Mildred Whitson
Ferne ‘Woodrome
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Kirkwood
George Mulch
Mulch
Will Morris
Wayne Shaw
Boyd .Christian Church
Glenn’Osborn
Greenville
Ralph Gorline
Joyce
Step Pyramid of Egypt Built as Tomb for King Oser
An ancient descriptor notes that the Step Pyramid of Egypt served as a tomb for King Oser. The claim aligns with early dynastic traditions, though details vary across sources.
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Egypt
Oser
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