Top-Level Russ Fight Shaping Up
Soviet leaders Khrushchev and Bulganin rally against perceived U.S. threats in renewed Cold War rhetoric. Bulgarians fear internal pressure as Moscow presses on with policy, while Titoism draws fire and warnings of atom and hydrogen warfare loom in the Middle East.
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Vida 1
Ryan
Prom
Middle East
Vito
Yugoslavia
Nikita Khrusachev
Buyganin
U. S
Bulgenin
Khruschev
United States
Bulgaria
Khrushchev
Stalin
Vigdrance
L. P. Beria
Soviet Union
Bulganin
Dimitri Shepilov
Ussr
Moscow
Shendovi
Andrei Gromyko
Baltimore Pier Standstill Prolongs ILA Strike
Baltimore remains the only North Atlantic port delaying settlement in a week old strike by the International Longshoremen's Association. A federal mediator and talks with Steamship Trade Association officials yielded no progress. ILA President Willem V Bradley warned no ships move until agreements are reached across ports from Portland Maine to Hampton Roads Virginia.
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Baltimore
North Atlantic
International Longshoremen's Assn
Ind
Steamship Trade Assn
New York
ILA
Willem V. Bradley
Tioup
Bradley
Portland
Maine
Hampton Roads
Soviet Leader Proposes Fortress America Policy
New York report cites Khrushchev telling Joseph Alsop in Moscow that the Soviet Union would withdraw troops from Europe to its own territory if the West abandons foreign bases. He suggested a Western move toward disarmament and peaceful coexistence, while Western nations doubt the plan offers real pullback. A thick fog and grounding of planes disrupt Colorado and Wyoming as weather delays temper the warning for a new East West summit.
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New York
Nikita S.khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Chick
Moscow
New York Herald
Joseph Alsop
Alsop
Khrushchev
United States
America
Red Party
Soviet Union
Europe
U. S. Trops
Asia
Communist Party
Khrushchev Belay Jolly
Rockies
Denver
Colorado
Urges U S to Relax Atomic Secrecy Policy
A nuclear engineering professor from Rensselaer calls for revising the Atomic Energy Act to allow more technical details to universities and industry. He argues secrecy hampers research and reactor development while stressing renewed industrial strength to compete globally. AEC Chairman Strauss cites progress toward private nuclear industry, with static reactors expected soon.
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Washington
Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
Eefecs
Parsegian
United States
AEC
Lewis L.strauss
Commission
Thomas E. Murray
Murray
Peadul
Strauss
Rabbi Declines Parade Honor Shifts St Patrick Day Duties
Newport's St Patrick's Day parade faces a change as Rabbi Theodore of Truro Synagogue cannot serve as an honorary marshal due to Sabbath observance. The Dublin-born rabbi explained the conflict since the parade falls on a Sunday, and the sabbath begins Friday evening.
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Newport
Ril
Gpi
Theodore
Truro
Emerald Isle
Stroop to Head Deputy DA Formosa Navy Patrol
Navy announces Adm. Stroop will take command of Formosa patrol for Lancaster, moving from the Bureau of Ordnance in Washington to replace Adm. Robert E. Dixon. In Los Angeles, Lancaster may gain a deputy district attorney as Arthur J. Will proposes an $842 monthly deputy for the Lancaster area to handle cases locally rather than through Glendale.
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Adm
Stroop
Taypey
Paw
U. S. Taiwan
Formosa
Navy
Bureau of Ordnance
Washiington
Los Angeles
Lancaster
Baby Slain Mother of Six Is Jailed in Slaying
NATIONAL CITY A mother of six was held on suspicion of murder after her three year old daughter Carol Veronica Steward was found dead in her bed with thirty eight stab wounds. An autopsy showed fatal heart thrusts from head to abdomen. A sister Merril Ann about four and a younger sibling Cheryl Ann about eighteen months were found in separate cribs with injuries. The mother Veronica Steward 23 denied knowledge and appeared hysterical. A second woman Ar ness Maryann Hestard 49 living with the family was held as a material witness. Police say the mother said she put the children to bed Monday night and woke Tuesday to find Carol dead. Coroner noted possible alcohol involvement.
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Jacob Teske
Cheryl Steward
National City
Cheryl
Caral
National
Carol Veronica Steward
Cheryl Ann
Merril ‘Ann
Veronica Steward
Paiice
Arness Maryann Hestard
Harry Smith
Miss Hasford
A. E. Gallagher
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Florida
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Long Beach
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Santa Ana
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Wallace
Silver Club
Streat Flor
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