Kremlin tactics and postwar shifts in world power
James Marlow surveys Soviet strategy after Stalin's death, noting a move from confrontation to negotiated terms. He cites Malenkov Bulganin and Khrushchev, Red China, and a European focus on neutral Germany, Austrian independence, and a Big Four conference as signs of a softer Kremlin approach aimed at unifying Western allies and preserving German rearmament constraints. The piece contrasts old tactics with a new display of cooperation to avert war while preserving Russian influence.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
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Eisenhower
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Malenkov
Pho Bester
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Keug
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Peoples Court
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House of Correction
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H J Brown
Gas price up a penny in West Virginia amid tax shift
Gasoline prices rose by one cent at some West Virginia service stations as a new tax law took effect at midnight. The state motor fuel tax increased from five to six cents per gallon, impacting how the first distributor handles supply costs.
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Charleston
W Va
West Virginia
Ex Army Officeholders Face Criticism Over Postretirement Jobs
Washington legislators led by Edin Green Dove attack the pattern of appointing retired generals and admirals to government posts. Noting names like Joseph Saing and Lucius Clay, critics cite high private pensions and low or no pay for some veteran positions. The piece lists numerous retired officers given federal roles and questions the balance between public service and private advantage.
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Peter Edson
Washington
NEA
Edin S
Green Dove
Aline
Walter Bo Smith
American Machine
Frank BH Partridge
Edwin B Howard
Robert B Mollohan
Wva
Cromes
Greenset
Cangrece
Battle Monuments Commission
Lst Biz
Frank B Berry
Secretary of Defense
Virginia Keeps Segregation for Another School Year
The Virginia Commission on Public Education urged the state to run its schools through the 1995-96 year under the present segregation policy. It argued that an integrated system is not administratively feasible at this time and advised against a special legislative session.
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Virginias Commission On Public Education
Gay Thomas Baranies
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Supreme Courts
Mas
General Assembly
Supreme Court
Education Commission
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