Thousands Dance in Moscow as Khrushchev Leads Red Ball
Moscow marked the 40th anniversary of the Communist Revolution with two days of celebrations. Khrushchev danced and sang at the ball in St George’s Palace as thousands filled the streets. Voroshilov welcomed Mao Tse tung and Gomulka, praising Soviet scientists and peace while revelers toasted caviar and vodka amid the festivities.
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Red Shakeups Rumors Surface on Soviet Presidium Absences
Observers in Moscow discounted abroad reports of changes in the Soviet Communist Party presidium. All 14 members were in Moscow for Red Square parade or Kremlin gala, with Kozlov and Kirichenko absent from Moscow events spurring speculation. Pravda noted Kirichenko was in Kiev for the October anniversary.
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New Revolutionary Patriot Party Surfaces in France
The Revolutionary Patriot Party led by Jean Baptiste Biaggi surfaces in France. It is described as right wing and seeks to dismantle the current regime through drastic actions. High level Soviet leaders Bulganin, Voroshilov, and Khrushchev reportedly meet Biaggi during a tour in France.
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