Pupils Press Kennedy For Russian Teacher In School
In Columbus Indiana, seventh graders led by 15 year old Karen Taylor wired President Kennedy urging help for keeping Russian language instruction. Teacher Joseph Turk, 26, plans to report next Tuesday for air force duties as a clerk, with federal funds aiding his studies.
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Columbus
Ind
Columbus High School
Kennedy
Air Force
Joseph R. Turk
Schenectady
Noy
Turk
Karen Taylor
Judson Erne
Russia
Soviet Party Congress Attacks On Malenkov Molotov Kaganovich
At the Soviet Communist Party Congress, more than a dozen speakers denounced Georgi Malenkov Nikolai Molotov and Lazar Kaganovich, tying them to past purges and antiparty activities. Khrushchev was expected to speak again as the anti party group faces ouster. Spaceman Yuri Gagarin attended, while tensions with China loomed over Albania.
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Moscow
UPI
Georgi ‘Malenkov
M. Molotov
Lazar Kaganoivich
Yuri Gagarin
Gherman Titov
Nikita Khrushchev
Marenkov
Molotov
Kaganovich
Khrushchev
Plains
Presidium
Nikolai Shvernik
Communist Party
Shvernik
Yle
Malyakov
Nikolai Yezhov
Lavrenti Beria
Kremlin
Albania
Peiping
Escapees From Red China Face British Court in Hong Kong
Forty one fugitives captured by British patrols on the Chinese border are questioned for illegal entry as they await possible penalties or exile in Hong Kong. Hundreds more who fled Monday face harsher fates, with reports of executions and labor camps for those seized by Communist forces.
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Hong Kong
Red
China
Eree
People’s Court
Unclear Scrambled Press Item From Daily Bureau
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a daily publication item with stray names and prices. Reads like a busy newspaper front area with circulation notes and a single copy price. No coherent event or person details clearly emerge from the readable fragments.
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Rrsa
Panier Pesti
Mall
Aun Bureau of Circulation
Avcen Sunday
al Ott
Bieves
Millionaire derelicts helper faces court Friday
John S. Cram of Princeton and Cadillac, a WWII veteran and descendant of Peter Cooper, feeds and shelters the homeless from a New York shelter. Police say six narcotics addicts were found with him. he is released without bail and faces Friday hearing. Cram spends about $12,000 yearly aiding the destitute.
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New York
John''s
Cram
Princeton
Cadillac
Oxford
Narcotics Squad
David Malbin
Manhattan
Democratic Committee
Peter Cooper
Edward Cooper
Ito
U N prods over nuclear test ban amid procedural delays
United Nations faces a procedural jam as eight sponsors push an urgent appeal to Moscow to halt tests of a 50 megaton hydrogen bomb. Soviet bloc delays and lack of Asian African support hindered priority, with debate on whether to curb broader testing first.
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Canada
Sweden
Norway
Iceland
Denmark
Japan
Iran
Pakistan
NATO
Soviet Union
U. S
Arthur Dean
Dean
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