Foes of Khrushchev Face Opposition in Soviet Summit
Internal power struggles in the Soviet leadership intensify as Khrushchev consolidates control. Mikhail Suslov and other Stalinists lead anti Khrushchev forces amid reorganizations, while external pressures from the United States and Red China shape the central committee crisis and a stalled summit.
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Zoli Cabinet Yields Rule Over Italy
Rome reports Premier Adono Zoli's one party Christian Democrat cabinet resigns to clear path for a post election left of center coalition. Amintore Fanfani, 30, aCD chief, expected to be named premier with Communist Social Democrats as junior partner. Zoli, 70, retired to Senate after 13 months. New government will have three votes less than a majority until Liberals and Republicans add support.
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Hanover Park board asks teacher to return for fall
The Hanover Park Regional High School Board ruled Miss Goodman’s conduct not un-American and asked her to resume teaching next fall after a controversy over three student essays on Hiroshima. Veterans groups criticized the decision, saying she influenced students by not publishing their editor’s note.
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