Khrushchev Seen as Contradictory Yet Potential Peacemaker
In a wide ranging assessment, Nikita Khrushchev is portrayed as a man of contradictions. He is energetic and intelligent yet neither strictly intellectual nor a Marxist theorist. He advocates disarmament while restricting inspectors, projecting bravado and optimism, and balancing power with pragmatism that could steer Soviet policy toward workable diplomacy.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Sta
Dostoievsky
United States
Mr. K. Has Many Faces A Man Of Contradictions
A lengthy critique portrays Mr K as a polarized figure of the Soviet system. He praises communism yet rejects free elections for satellites and suppresses dissent while touting peace and freedom abroad. He mocks critics, fears assassination, bans American broadcasts at home, and deflects questions with sharp wit or silence.
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Soviet Union
America
West Berlin
All America
Disneyland
Rod Serling Leaves Angry Young Man Image Behind
Hal Boyle profiles Rod Serling, once TV’s fiery dissenter, now an executive producer with host duties for a new weekly series. He reveals a shift toward restraint, emphasis on freedom, and growing success through residuals and higher pay as he reflects on his career, family, and writings.
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New York
Rod Serling
Rod
Serling
Antioch College
Ohio
Cincinnati
Irv Kupcinet
Cookie
Liz Taylor
Barbizon
Sal Mineo
Lorri Scott
Frank Sinatra
Bob Mitchums
Joe E. Lewis
Copacabana
Fred MacMurray
Paul Douglas
Marlon Brando
Aly Khan
Pakistan
Argentina
Nancy Kovack
Raoul Levy
Beardot
Moscow
Connie Stevens
Abc-Tv
Andre Previn
Montgomery Clift
Natalie Hope
Copper Door Cafe
Archie Moore
Cab Calloway
Gloria Vanderbilt
Anne Bancroft
Philadelphia
George de Witt
H'’wood
Gradual Versus Swift Integration Of Races
Protests rise among respected Black leaders against rushing desegregation and alienating Negro institutions. Major voices urge慎慎慎. The National Baptist Convention and AME Church warn against disintegration of Black values, urging careful pace and goodwill with whites for lasting progress.
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North
South
National Baptist Convention
Joseph H. Jackson
General Board of the
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Southern Negro Improvement Association of Alabama
Eisenhower
Samuel H. Moore
Movement For Negro Equality
Booker T. Washington
Raleigh Register advertising and delivery policy notice
Beclley Newspapers Corporation details subscription rates, delivery options, and carrier independence. Public notice lists mailing prices, local delivery charges, tax addition, and changes of address guidance for West Virginia readers.
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West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Drinking driver menace highlighted in national study
Carl T. Rowan, acclaimed Tribune writer, warns the drinking driver is the greatest highway menace as his six part series highlights higher crash risk, public ignorance of the costs, and proposed steps like mandatory blood alcohol tests and tougher laws.
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Carl T. Rowan
Sigma Delta Chi
Minneapolis Tribune
National Foundation For Highway Safety
Northwestern University
Rowan
Delaware
Montana
Stephen P. Kennedy
New
York City
The
Tribune
Robert Partridge
Denver Post
Colorado
Post
History Quiz Question On New York Delaware Settlers
A reader prompt asks who the first settlers were in Delaware while recounting New Yorks Dutch past. The prompt notes Dutch New Amsterdaman rule under Peter Stuyvesant and asks for a postcard submission to Junior Editors for a $10 prize.
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New York
York
New Amsterdam
New Netherlands
Peter Stuyvesant
Bowery
New York City
Stuyvesant
Atlantic Coast
Delaware
Catherine Lynn
Notasulga
Ala
Beckley
Campaign to restore 275-year-old Mashpee church
Mashpee Massachusetts AP reports a drive led by Chief Flying Eagle of the Mashpee Wampanoag to raise $20,000 to preserve the 27 pew Indian church built in 1684 as a historical shrine.
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Mashpee, Mass
Flying Eagle
Losing Art of Conversation in a Hectic World
A reader laments the loss of true conversation as people rush through life. The column recalls old manners, recalls about visiting, apple butter making, and back-yonder days in West Virginia. Mrs. Ira Armstrong of Beckley shares memories of Milam apples and a log cabin life near Chimney Corner.
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Dale Carnegie
Tams Mountain
Ira Armstrong
Beckley
Davis Place
Cabell Crossing
West Virginia
Henry Patrick Harris
Oak Hill
Harvest Prayer by Dale Oldham at Park Place Church
A prayer of gratitude for harvest time asks God to bless the gathering of crops and to inspire sowing seeds of love and kindness so that one’s later years bring peace and contentment through Jesus Christ. Reverend Dale Oldham of Anderson Indiana delivers the blessing.
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Jesus Christ
Amen W
Dale Oldham
Anderson
Indiana
Park Place
Greenwich Village Swinging Again Earl Wilson Spotlight
New York gossip column notes Greenwich Village’s revival with Bon Soir showing top acts. Phyllis Diller and Jimmie Komack headline a nightlife scene packed with Hollywood names, party chatter, and assorted city anecdotes reflecting midcentury stardom.
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New York
Greenwich Village
Bon Soir
Comedienne
Phyllis Diller
Lima
San Franciso
Jack Paar
1934 Lindbergh Kidnapping Disclosures From Hauptmann Case
Seizing details from The Raleigh Register recalls new disclosures in the Charles Lindbergh Jr kidnapping case. A Columbus prison inmate says Hauptmann sent a code note vowing to kidnap the Lindbergh baby. Prison gunfire kills John Dillinger associate and wounds two others. The Woodrow Wilson Flying Eagles beat Ronceverte 25 to 0 to start the football season.
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Bruno Richard Hauptemann
Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr
Ohio State Prison
Columbus
Hauptmann
Lindy Baby
John Dillinger
Anoth
Ohio
Dillinger
Charles Makeley
Harry Pierpont
Woodrow Wilson Flying Eagles
Ronceverte
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Boulder
Colo
A. Henry Hetland
National Lutheran Council
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Hollywood
Jimmie Komack
Phyllis
Lie-ma
Leema
Hugh Downs
Maria Callas
Oscar Levant
Las Vegas
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Zsa Gabor
Gabor
Mama Gabor
Marty McCarty
OSS
Louis Fiore
Bill Bertolotti
Edgar Allen Poe
Madison Av
Linda Cristal
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Gower
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Hazel Scott
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