Rumors of Khrushchev Coup Sweep Vienna Headlines
Independent Abend Presse sparked rumors of a Moscow power shift with Malenkov named successor. Soviet officials in Vienna Bonn and New York dismissed the reports as nonsense. Moscow showed normality as Bolshevik Revolution anniversary approached.
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Vienna
Austria
Khrushchev
Bonn
New York
Tass
Abend-Presse
Moscow
Malenkov
Red China
Georgi M. Malenkov
Khrushche
Associated Press
Lenin
U S Backs Belgium in Congo policy shift
The United States praised Belgium for its aid to Congo and endorsed a fresh start with a new premier, proposing Joseph Teo as a liaison with the United Nations to stabilize the Young republic. The stance followed Dag Hammarskjold's UN report criticizing Belgian motives and Col Mobutu's leadership amid Congo turmoil. Also notes hymn sing planned at Pleasant View Church and a quarterly dividend of 25 cents declared by General Tire & Rubber.
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Washington
United States
Belgium
Congo
Ami
State Department
Joseph Teo
United Nations
Rajeshwar
Daval
India
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Dayal
Joseph Mobutn
Army
Mobutu
Patrice Li- Toumba
Joseph Kasavuba
U.S
Heo
Lumumba
Kasavubu
Pleasant View Church
General Tire & Rubber Company
Texans Rough With Johnson in Dallas Campaign Stop
A rough Dallas crowd shouted for Nixon and jostled Lyndon B. Johnson and his wife as he attended a luncheon rally. Two women with Kennedy Johnson placards were struck. injuries were not serious. Johnson urged calm and criticized violence, insisting he can walk through crowds in America. Rep. Bruce Alger joined with a hostile sign as Johnson spoke to about 2,000 in the Baker Adolphus Hotel lobby and nearby venues.
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Dallas
Tex
Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Adolphus Hotel
Johnson
Lyndon
Sen. Johnson
Cuba
Berlin
Texas
Congress
Bruce Alger
Alger
Yankees
Ike Greeted In Pittsburgh
President Eisenhower received a roaring welcome in Pittsburgh then accused Democrats of jiggling promises and distorting facts about Nixon. He warned voters that the fate of the republic could rest on next Tuesday's choice and urged support for Nixon. A New York AP dispatch notes a Negro cabinet poll showing most expect a Negro to reach the State Department role.
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Pittsburgh
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixton
Cleveland
John F. Kennedy
United States
Richard Nixon
NEW York
Vital Information Press
Negro Press
United Nations
Ralph J. Bunche
Postal Protests Against obscene mail to youths
Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield urges postal employees to cooperate in removing obscene matter from the mails. Save obscene mail, bring it to the postmaster, and help communities join church civic veteran and youth groups in action programs. Every person and association has a stake in cleaning up the United States Mails.
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Arthur E. Summerfield
Post Office Department
United States
Mrs Robie Heads State PTA in Maryland
Mrs William F Robie of Forest Heights Md was elected Friday to a three year term as president of the Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers succeeding Mrs Cecil E Ewing of Elkton Also elected were Joseph Showalter Port Deposit first vice president Mrs Paul L Brown Baltimore secretary and Mrs Claude E Hildebrand Elkridge treasurer All will serve three year terms Dr Margaret Conant Glen Dale has one year left as second vice president The election closed the congresss meday annual convention representing about 200000 local PTAs A panel on quality education sparked a debate over the Warfield Commission report on higher education with Edwin Warfield III Towson and Dr Earle Hawkins Towson State participating Warfield continued stumping for merger into a broader university system.
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Baltimore
William F. Robie
Forest Heights
Prince Georges County
Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers
Robie
Cecil E. Ewing
Elkton
Joseph Showalter
Port Deposit
Paul L. Brown
Claude E. Hildebrand
Elkridge
Margaret Conant
Glen Dale
Meday
Congress
Maryland
Warfield Commission
Edwin Warfield III
Howard County
Special
Frostburg
Towson
Salisbury
University of Maryland
Earle Hawkins
Towson State
Warfield
Stump
Warfield plan faces fade as Tawes decision looms
Hawkins counters merger claims arguing the University of Maryland cannot do more than Towson State with current funding while Warfield pushes a multi year education overhaul. Congress bypasses Warfield to urge another commission. Final choice rests with Gov Tawes as critics fear a vast education empire.
Libraries Seek Aid for Maryland Public Services
Legislative talks in Maryland press for equal library funding across counties based on tax capacity and population. State would provide a minimum of 1.20 per capita. local rates would rise to meet a 3 per capita cap, with a 7.3 cent per hundred assessment maximum for broader service parity. In California, four men were arrested and more than 500000 dollars worth of negotiable securities stolen from Ruth Landrum during a daylight burglary in Burlingame.
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Brown
Maryland
San Francisco
FBI
Stockton
Ruth Landrum
Burlingame
Eldon Williams
Jack Love
Joseph Noisat Jr
Wesley Fingers
Frank Gregg
Love
Mission District
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E. Third ‘St
Kaempf & Harris
Americas
Steward Ovale
Frederick, Md
Fisher’s, Inc
Weil
Hamilton Avenue
East South St
Clean
Service Glass& Mirror, Inc
Frederick
Kehne Furniture Co
South Market St
Custom Home
Eastview
Shookstown
Sam” Tregoning
General
Magnavo
Quality Television
Magnavox
the Americana
Magnavox TV
Frederick County
William
East Street
Magnapower
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