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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1956

Page

2

Divided Opinion on Frederick Civic Center Plan

Representatives from Inter-Club Council of Frederick weigh a proposed civic center amid doubts about funding and staffing. Some back a center for health and recreation, others favor Health Department needs first. no clear funds source exists. A June dinner will elect officers as clubs seek more discussion before a final stance.

Council of Frederick Charles V. Lanner YMCA Health Department William S. Burger Norvell Belt Herbert Liggon Jr Alex Smallberg Ruth Kinsey Carroll Freed Charles V. Main Gardner Gremillion Lions Club Burger Council

Stalin Praised as Military Genius in Soviet Review

The Red Star lauds Stalin for his role in the socialist revolution civil war and military science while noting critical errors about Lenin's military legacy. Senate columns discuss spring Army Navy and Air Force academy prospects and a push for immediate screening exams and cadet endorsements.

Stalin Col. E. Chasnikov Red Star Lenin J. Glenn Beall U. S Maryland Capitol’ Hill Army Navy Air Force West Point Annapolis l Air Force Academy Associated Press Millard E. Tydings U. S. Senate Frederick County Annapolis Naval Academy Lowry Air Force Base Denver Col Colorado Springs

Moscow press attacks Stalin myth in party struggle

Two Soviet publications, Kommunist and Red Star, denounce Stalin's cult of personality and his leadership during the post 20th Congress critique. Kommunist calls for return to Leninist democratic principles and mass participation, while Red Star blames the cult for stifling science and scholarly progress.

Moscow Stalin Kommunist Soviet Union Red Star Lenin Communist Party Nikita S. Khrushchev

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