18 May 1960
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1960
Page
1
Western observers see Soviet defense minister Rodion Malinovsky as a potential power broker in post summit Moscow. Factional resentment within the armed forces could align against Khrushchev, raising questions about Malinovsky’s stance amid risky U S Soviet tensions.
The article outlines friction within the Soviet leadership and its army toward Khrushchev and Malinovsky amid U.N. pressures. It notes Zhukov’s popularity, postwar record, and shifting loyalties during the Paris conference while signals of a possible rift surface between Khrushchev and Malinovsky.
Metalsmith 3 C David L Shrode, 20, of Memphis, briefly loomed unprepared in a Navy 128 trainer during an accidental takeoff while taxiing to test brakes. He stayed aloft and landed cleanly after guidance from Navy pilot George Coffin, with Cmdr Jerry Novak calling the landing the finest he had seen.
United States plans to press ahead with its people to people exchange program with Russia despite tensions over the summit. The State Department may suspend the program if American public opinion turns hostile toward welcoming Soviet visitors. Officials see no sign visits would be unfriendly and a railroad experts delegation will depart soon for a three view tour.
Fragmentary text notes a person named Gelearam as second class maker at a post near Land Beach with a yearly rate of 3s 0 and mentions other names such as Brennf and Creculattan in a brief, unclear notice.
The Soviet embassy plans a reception in her honor on Thursday evening inviting numerous State Department officials and officers who maintain day to day contact with the Soviet mission.
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