Molotov Fades From Power to Private Life in Moscow
A fragmented portrait of Vyacheslav Molotov, former Soviet foreign minister, living in obscurity with his wife and daughter in Moscow after being sidelined in 1961. The article notes his 1957 clash with Khrushchev, roles in Vienna and Mongolia, and rare public appearances amid the Cold War era shifts.
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Preston Grover Jess
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Foreign Office
Berlin
Reichschancellery
Adolfson
Hitler
Vyacheslav Molotov
Stalin
Molotov
Nikite Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Mongolia
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Truman
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Ernest Bevin
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Cambridge Seeks Vote On Equal Public Accommodations Amendment
Cambridge First Committee launches Contact-a-Friend to urge 4 700 registered voters to back the equal public accommodations amendment. 31 members aim to contact 30 people each, while Cambridge Non-Violent Action denounces coerced voting and the plan ties to a Washington settlement.
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Cambridge
Cambridge First Committee
Contact A-Friend
William Baumann
Gloria Richardson
Educational Advantages Mental Defectives Proving They Can Be Taught To Work
A Syracuse State School experiment places 17 and 18 year old girls labeled mentally deficient in a work study home. With first earnings they bought watches symbolizing responsibility. The project aims to move them from domestic tasks to jobs in cafeterias, hospitals, and shops, proving they can be trained for broader roles. Results show several have earned income taxes and held positions in hospitals, stores, and university facilities.
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Otto Duelling
Syracuse
N.Y
Syracuse State School
Jacob Schneider
Cafetera
Syracuse University
Schneiter
Full Hearing Ordered On Frosburg State College Teacher Firings
A Circuit Court judge in Baltimore ordered a full hearing into the June dismissal of four Frosburg State College teachers. Judge J. Gilbert Prendergast said president R. Bowen Hardesty could deny renewals, but the teachers had a right to know the reasons, including claims they were removed for opposing the use of novels such as Lady Chatterley's Lover in class.
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Oecause
Prendergast
Premdergsat Alse
Court rules on dismissals and probe into intimidation claims
Judge Prendergast holds that teachers kept the right to know reasons for dismissal while a full inquiry is ordered into alleged intimidation. The article also notes a smuggling charge tied to foreign vessel shipments and mentions school leaders John Shorb and Marian Dunham at Taneytown Junior Senior High attending a Maryland Student Councils Lead conference.
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John Shorb
Marian Dunham
Taneytows Jr. Sr. High School
Maryland Association of Student Coumells
Neeek OG
Dedona Kewe
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Fresthurg Sisig
Island survey to decide Assa-ee development or park
John A. Leutkemeyer, state treasurer, prepares a weekend survey on Assa-ee Island fate after State Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein suggested an internal review. The survey seeks public input on privately developing the island or converting it into a park.
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Assa-' Ee Island
John A. Leutkemeyer
Tate
Leutkemeyer
Louis L. Goldstein
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