Iowan Farmer Garst Portrayed By Soviet Reporter
A Soviet article by A Romanov paints Iowa corn grower Roswell Garst as frugal with wages and candid about the arms race. Garst disputes inaccuracies, noting his actual land, workers, and the three hour visit by the Soviet journalist last May 14.
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Reinhold G.ensz
Moscow
Iowa
Roswell Garst
Nikita Khrushchev
Garst
Royal Life
A. Romanov
United States
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Romanov
Coon Rapids
Romanova
Soviet Union
Russia
80 Killed In Rioting By Moslems
Algiers AP report says 80 Muslims were killed and about 300 wounded as rioting and a 24 hour general strike swept Algeria. French forces reported six dead and 20 wounded. Demonstrations spread to eastern Algeria and towns near Algiers amid tensions over plans to partition Algeria.
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Algiers
Aieria
Sfoday
St Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
al- Speria
Morocco
Ferhat Abs
Casablanca
Algeria
France
de Gaulle
Sus
Admits Built In Prison Slaying
Leavenworth County attorney's office released a statement from inmate Charles Francis Gates admitting a stabbing in his Kansas State Penitentiary cell. Ross Beasley, 43, was found with four stab wounds after returning from a work detail. Gates, 24, was serving sentences for robbery and forgery.
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Lansing
Kas
Bourbon County
Gates
Neosho County
Beasley
Ad i
House Leaders Reject Increase In Size Of Congress
Washington reports House leaders have rejected all proposals to enlarge the House to 469 or more members. If unchanged, the 1962 House may elect dozens of members in statewide contests as redistricting follows state-law actions and at-large elections in states losing seats. Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and Illinois face 63 total seats at stake.
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Washington
House
Congress
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Frank Chelf
D-Ky
Eichmann Trial Claims Hitler Planned Extermination Network
Adolf Eichmann testified that Hitler conceived the plan to exterminate Europe’s Jews, with a small unit carrying out the six million deaths. The court heard affidavits by Maj. Konrad Morgan linking Hitler, Himmler and Wirth to the plan, while Eichmann was named head of the execution machinery.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Hitler
Europe
Eichmann
Robert Servatius
Fuhrer
Nuernberg
Konrad Morgan
Servatius
Gideon Hausner
Toto
Germany
Fichmann
Morgan
Christian Wirth
Heinrich Himmler
Return to famed Luzon beachhead by MacArthur
General Douglas MacArthur returned to Dagupan in the Philippines, scene of his 1945 Luzon landing, as thousands gathered to greet the hero on the fourth day of what he calls his likely final visit. He wore the old campaign hat and waved from a motorcade amid light rain.
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Dagupan
the Philippines
Douglas MacArthur
Luzon Island
Philippines
MacArthur
Manila
General MacArthur Recalled by Cheerful Manila Crowd
A cheering throng waved U.S. flags as MacArthur’s motorcade paused at the government home economics building, his first headquarters after the January 1945 assault. En route from Manila, his train crossed 120 miles of flooded rice fields while schoolchildren at each station cheered the living legend.
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U.S
Government Home Economics
Manila
MacArthur
Six Hurt as Sightseeing Trains Collide at Prospect Point
Six people sustained minor injuries when three cars of a Niagara Falls sightseeing train broke loose and collided with another train at Prospect Point near the American Falls on Wednesday night.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Prospect Point
American Falls
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