Malinovsky Rising Star in Soviet Skies
Western observers see Marshal Rodion Malinovsky as a potential influence in Kremlin politics. As defense minister and Khrushchev ally, he could play a key role in any power struggle, amid army resentment over cuts tied to Khrushchev's peace offensive and tensions after the Paris summit.
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Frick to Present Baseball Case Before Congress
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick, backed by 16 major league owners, will testify to a Senate Antimonopoly subcommittee in Washington on Thursday. Owners approved Frick's opposition to Kefauver’s anti trust legislation at a five hour Chicago meeting with John Galbreath saying the gathering aimed to acquaint owners with one another. The Kefauver bill would limit player controls to 100 per club and expand drafts, aiding the Continental League.
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Snead Hosts 13th Sam Snead Festival Golf Tourney
Sam Snead opens as host at White Sulphur Springs in West Virginia for the 13th annual 72 hole event on the course where he serves as pro. He won three of the first nine, was runner up three times, and last year shot 259 to lead Souchak by 21 strokes as he defends against 62 rivals including Mike Souchak.
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Icherr Shifts Ties Prompt Military Political Debate
The question analyzes Icherr’s abrupt realignment with the army and allied politicians. It seeks Malinov sky’s position on the shift and how the alignment affects regional power, influence, and future policy direction.
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Trapped for 60 Hours in Boxcar Rescue in Iowa
Melvin Joseph Simmons, 54, survived 60 hours trapped inside a railroad boxcar after lumber toppled and a jammed door locked him in near Ottumwa. Rescued by Ray Rocha in Council Bluffs yards, he was hospitalized for dehydration and a foot injury while seeking work.
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Annual Strawberry Harvest Underway
McDonald County begins strawberry picking with crates selling at 16-quart for 3 dollars and 24-quart for 5 dollars. Anderson area crates reached Joplin amid a recent hailstorm on April 28. Northwest Arkansas growers have started harvesting as well with Newton and Barry counties to begin this week.
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General Norstad Remains In Hospital
In Munich Gen Lauris Norstad the NATO supreme commander in Europe remains hospitalized after a mild heart attack and will miss Thursday’s NATO Council meeting in Paris to hear reports on the summit conference collapse.
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Nixon Presses Suitors To Elect Him President
Vice President Richard Nixon campaigned in New York after the summit collapse, portraying himself as the strongest leader to face Khrushchev. He framed surrender of free peoples' rights as too high a price for any Soviet settlement and defended Eisenhower's role in the failed summit.
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Pleas For Water Use Debate By Regional Committee
The Coordinating Committee on Missouri River reservoirs heard upper valley rural co operatives seeking more water for power and downstream groups urging more for navigation. The panel of federal and state representatives will allocate water for the 1960 61 season. Ken Holum urged navigation use at 84.4 percent of max and power at 50 percent, while James R Smith of Omaha argued for keeping water transportation growth in mind and ensuring sufficient water for continued shipping.
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Spy Case May Go Before UN
Diplomatic observers expect Soviet spy plane charges and American anti surprise attack proposals to reach the United Nations General Assembly next month after the Big Four summit. Khrushchev said Moscow would present the spy plane case to the Assembly and Security Council as needed. Eisenhower proposed an aerial surveillance system to deter surprise attacks for any participating country, but two thirds approval in the Assembly is uncertain.
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U.N
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