Dulles Questions Khrushchev Motives After Stalin Denunciation
Secretary Dulles warned Khrushchev may denounce Stalin to shore up Soviet rule rather than reform. He urged the Kremlin to meet the Soviet people's desires for greater freedom and argued any cure lies in consent of the governed. He said no clear sign of structural change has appeared despite some relaxation.
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Washington
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Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Joseph Stalin
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Khrushchev
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Stalin
Truman to Speak After Democrats Name Nominee
Democratic Chairman Paul M. Butler said former President Harry Truman will address the Democratic National Convention only after a presidential nominee is chosen. Butler noted Truman wishes a spot on the speaking program following the nomination, adding no reason is needed for a former president. The convention opens in Chicago in August.
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Paul M. Butler
Harry Truman
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Russia calls U S atomic bomb claim propaganda
U S officials dismissed Russia’s charge that the United States dropped the atomic bomb in Japan for political reasons. They said the Soviets aim to exploit Japanese sensitivity on atomic weapons to split U S and Japan, while Moscow seeks to woo Tokyo. State Department would not comment on the broadcast.
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Russia
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Japan
State Department
Boy Scout Office Names Camp Staff for Season
Lawrence County Boy Scout office announced camp staff for the season from July 8 to August 11. Camp director is John H. O'Brien. Waterfront director Alex Choco assisted by Earl DeChant. John Choco scoutcraft director assisted by Walter Staruszkiewicz and Mike Meddef. Trading Post clerks Martin Goff and Jim Rishel. Handicraft director Robert Back. Senior patrol leaders David Evans and Phillip Winter oversee provisional troops. Dining hall director Michael Zidow with kitchen helpers Robert Lyttle and Alfred Hall.
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Lawrence County
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Robert Lyttle
Alfred Hall
Camp Staff Planned Trip to Agawam for Prep
Thomas Keane states the camp nurse will be Mrs Dorothy Back. The entire staff will travel to Camp Agawam on July 2 for one week of preparation before camp opens.
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Thomas Keane
Dorothy Back
Camp Agawam
Stephens Elected Director of PCEA
Murray S Stephens executive vice president of the Greater New Castle Association was honored at the annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Commercial Executives Association held at Galen Hall Wernersville Pa He was elected a director of the state association.
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Murray S. Stephens
Greater
Greek Youth Sponsor Play at Greek Orthodox Church
Greek Orthodox Youth of America sponsored a play on June 3 at the church on Reynolds Street. Cast included Helen Vassillion John Leonardis William Costakis and George Chalkies. A dance followed the performance.
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Helen Vassillion
John Leonardis
William Costakis
George Chalkies
FASTEETH Powder Promise For Secure False Teeth
An advertisement explains FASTEETH alkaline powder to keep dentures firmly in place and reduce plate odor. It claims the product prevents slipping and discomfort while remaining non-acidic and non sour. Available at drug counters.
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