Radio Broadcast Gave Text of Malenkov's Resignation
The London wired report transcribes Georgi Malenkov's resignation message as Soviet premier. He cites lagging agriculture, calls for reform of agricultural taxation, and blames insufficient local guidance while acknowledging the central committee's program for rapid agricultural development under CPSU leadership.
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Malenkov seeks release from USSR Council of Ministers chair
In a formal statement Malenkov announces his request to be relieved from the post of chairman of the USSR Council of Ministers. He vows to continue serving the motherland under CPSU guidance, asserting unity and dedication while the party and government reaffirm collective responsibility.
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Chinese Reds Issue Warning
Washington reports warned that Red China might fly planes into airspace patrolled by U.S. craft during the evacuation of Chinese Nationalists from the Tachen Islands. Peiping accused American planes of encroachment and threatened serious consequences if intrusions recur. Secretary of State Dulles questioned whether war against the United States is really desired. Also noted, British Columbia's 6 plus population has doubled in 20 years.
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Mother Faces Murder Charge in Crib Fire Death
Bernice Makatura 23 of Belvidere Pike faces murder charges after admitting she started a fire in her baby Stephen 7 months old crib while he slept The mother allegedly threatened to kill her other son Richard 3 amid domestic problems Her husband Stephen was at work during the blaze.
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Man Killed When Truck Contacts Power Line Near Colwich
Donald F. Posch, 23, died yesterday after touching a truck that was in contact with a power line near Colwich northwest of Wichita. The accident occurred as the truck came into contact with the line, resulting in a fatal shock.
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Draft Measure Goes To House
Washington A bill to extend the military draft for four more years was brought to the House with little opposition and likely passage. Secretary of Defense Wilson described the draft as essential to maintain armed forces strength. The measure was approved 32-0 by the House Armed Services Committee, with the current draft law expiring June 30. The Senate has yet to act. monthly draft quotas run about 11,000 men. Safe U. S. Savings Bonds.
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