Khrushchev: Brilliant Buck-Passing Leader on the Rise
Western analyst William L. Ryan profiles Nikita Khrushchev as a dynamic yet flawed political operator. He blends bluster with blame shifting, using paradoxes to advance reform while courting risk, portraying him as a formidable yet unreliable figure in world communism.
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Princess Margaret and Queen Mother to Meet Pope in Rome
Royal sources say Princess Margaret and Queen Mother Elizabeth will visit Rome and have an audience with Pope John XXII on April 22 2024. Representatives of the Vatican and British Embassy arranged the visit, amid Protestant protests over the Queen's church role and potential criticism of the audience.
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Designated Mother of Year Mix-Up Corrected In Kansas
In Wichita a mail mix-up sent 39 Kansas women letters inviting them to be designated Kansas Mother of the Year. The error arose from two batches of letters mailed by volunteers linked to the American Mothers Committee. Mrs. John Selfridge, chairwoman, will preside as the committee clears the confusion and publicly names the true state winner.
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American Mothers Committee
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Nellie Krueger
Washington, Kan
Swiss Millionaire Steals Own Son Sparks Custody War
Zurich report says Rene Lang, 40, returned with his 7-year-old son Francis and warned of taking another boy. His estranged wife Marian Rothstein of New York says he abducted Francis under a New York court order. Lang planned to fetch Gerald in Paris then return in two weeks.
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Seas Turn Liner Back 13 Injured After Storm
The Argentine liner Rio Tunayan, 11,200 tons, returned to New York harbor after 48 hours in a hurricane with 100 mph winds and 69 degree list. Seven staterooms tossed, a grand piano slid, nine passengers and four crew injured, most of the 39 passengers were South Americans.
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Jose Maria Dodera
Nehru Defies China On Tibet and Tibetan Rebels
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru told Communist China it could not dictate to India and denied Peiping charges that Tibetan rebels operated from Indian soil. In Parliament a shouting session showed strong Tibetan support as Indians protested against China’s moves on Tibet and the Dalai Lama.
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Jan Sangh
Fire Kills 7 as Parents in Church Nightmares in Virginia
Seven children aged 10 months to 11 years died early Sunday in a four room frame cottage near Danieltown Virginia while their parents attended Easter sunrise services at Mt. Zion Church. Lynn Towers saw the fire start at 5:40 am and attempted to enter but was repelled by flames. Edward Lewis, 34, and his wife escaped after the blaze. The tragedy occurred as a manned fire investigation into international bases and Japan’s constitutional no war clause echoes broader political tensions. Subsequent coverage notes a Tokyo district court verdict acquitting seven men linked to a base protest near Tachikawa Air Base and potential appeals that could stretch for years, impacting US defense posture in Japan.
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Grace Kelly to Undergo Appendectomy in Lausanne
Princess Grace of Monaco will have her appendix removed in Lausanne Switzerland on Tuesday. The operation, described as not serious, was kept secret from subjects to avoid alarm. Dr James A Lehman of Philadelphia will perform the surgery with Grace and John B Kelly Jr as parents.
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Italian Protest Flares Over US Missiles in Italy
Rome reports final details on hosting American built intermediate range ballistic missile squadrons in Italy. Unita and the Italian Communist Party attack the plan as a bitter Easter story tied to Moscow propaganda. U S Defense Secretary Meckleray said some of eight RBM squadrons would be sent to Italy and other European nations. The NATO summit had stressed need for modern arms amid Soviet intransigence.
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Plane crash near Agertsla Assam kills 24 aboard
An Indian Airlines jet crashed after takeoff from Agertsla in Assam state killing all 24 aboard. The victims included five children.
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Queen Mary Docks After Stormy Atlantic Passage
The liner Queen Mary docked in Cherbourg on schedule after a three day Atlantic storm disrupted its voyage from New York. Passengers endured rough seas but the ship and crew arrived without incident.
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We’d Break Soviet Back Scions Hear Today
North Atlantic pact mark ten as NATO ministers prepare for Washington summit. Defense chiefs testify that United States air power, nuclear capability, and mobile forces could destroy the Soviet Union many times over in an all-out war, signaling Western resolve on strength.
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Russia accepts foreign ministers conference in Geneva
London reports that Russia formally agreed to hold a foreign ministers conference in Geneva on May 1. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko presented Moscow’s reply to the American British and French ambassadors, replying to Western notes from March 26. The Western sides had called for a summit but insisted first on a foreign ministers conference.
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Editorial endorses incumbents in Long Beach school race
The Telegram notes recommendations supporting incumbent candidates appear in an editorial on Page A-10. Other sections listed include Beach Combing Page B-1, Hal Boyle Page A-11, Bridges Page A-11, and multiple pages for classifieds, comics, and notices.
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