Red China Praises Russia and backs 1960 Manifesto
Tokyo reports Communist China hails the Soviet Union as the leading power of the Communist World and pledges full support for the Moscow signed manifesto. Peiping media call the document a victory and unity banner while noting enduring imperialist warnings and the strength of the Communist nations. Premier Khrushchev is cited in praise of Soviet leadership.
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Charles R. Smith
United Press International
TOKYO
UPL
China
Soviet
Peiping
New China News Agency
Communist Party
Peiping People's Daily
NCNA
People’s Daily
Itorial
Moscow
Nikita S. Khrushchevi
Most World War II Veterans Are Becoming Old Soldiers
Washington columnist Dick West recalls Pearl Harbor Day reflections from Harold Russell of Amvets and Stan Allen. The piece notes aging veterans, lost generation labels, and enduring pride despite middle age. Russell joked about his paratrooper days while the trio mused on wartime memories and future leadership.
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Washington
UPI
Pearl Harbor
Harold Russell
Amvets
Stan Allen
World Veterans Foundation
Russell
America
Russel
New York
Grand Central Station
Salk Plans Major Research Center in San Diego
Dr. Jonas Salk announces plans to build a biological research center in San Diego bringing together top researchers. The facility would employ 200 to 400 people with each pursuing separate projects in close collaboration. Construction hoped to begin early in 1961.
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San Diego
Calif
Jonas Salk
Salk
Woman Keeps All Four Dogs in Divorce Testimony
In Los Angeles AP report Marjorie Adams tearfully testified she will keep all four Basset hounds amid an estranged husband Oliver’s request for two as part of a divorce settlement. She could not separate Sir William Annnabelle from their offspring Mr BUMble and Cinnamon. The court continued with routine divorce proceedings after her decision.
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Los Angeles
Marjorie Adams
Oliver
Sir William
Annnabelle
Mr. Bumble
Cinnamon
Adams
Dancing Detty Avoids Penalty in Cambridge Disturbance Case
In Cambridge Mass AP Ferragamo described as Dancing Deity avoided jail for disturbing the peace after an appeal. An all male jury conviction was upheld but Judge Robert Sullivan fined $10. She recently moved from Malden to Saugus seeking peace and quiet.
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Cambridge
Mass
Ferragamo
Tme
Robert Sullivan
Fom
Malden
Boston
Saugus
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