04 Jun 1956
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1956
Page
1
In a Washington speech Khrushchev denounces Stalin and says Yugoslavia’s Tito survived Stalin’s pressure due to strong domestic support. He asserts a proper Soviet Yugoslav relationship was restored after Stalin’s death and that no break with Yugoslavia occurred.
John W. Cary is named vice president at First Federal Saving and Loan Association. WM. Clegg serves as president of Clegg Company with Ray Erlandson also listed among association leaders.
Yugoslav President Tito toured the Lenin Stalin mausoleum in Moscow to cement a new friendship with the Soviet leadership. He laid a large wreath at Red Square as he met with Stalin's successors and celebrated postwar alignment, despite prior tensions.
Listings show dance dates for the Texas Top Hands at venues including Guy's Golden Nugget in San Pedro on Tuesday June 5 and Kennell's Place in Alice on Wednesday June 6, with Friday Chemical Club Bishop and weekly Saturday nights at Palo Grill and Quihi Gun Club in Quihi and Cotton Patch in York on Wednesday the 13th.
Khrushchev, party leader in the Soviet Union, denounced Stalin at the 20th Communist Party Congress in Moscow. He accused Stalin of mass repressions, purges, and brutality, blaming him for imprisonments, executions, and the terror that plagued old Bolsheviks.
LeRoy I UE inister delivered his inaugural sermon yesterday before an integrated church in Chicago. The ceremony marked the first appointment of a white pastor to lead the congregation, reflecting changing dynamics in local racial relations and church leadership.
A Colorado housewife recalled a past life as Bridey Murphy and shared specific Ireland details. Reader's Digest weighs scientific opinions on the sensational story that captivated the nation as June issue promises condensed articles and current books for time saving reading.
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