Khrushchev Targets Kazakhstan Failures Amid Virgin Lands Clash
Khrushchev blasted Kazakhstan officials for grain shortfalls after another poor year on the virgin lands. He argued the problems were sabotage rather than production lapses, as the Soviet leader defended his broader pledges of national growth and housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Newsom
UPI
Sand
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Kazakhstan
Ural Mountains
D. A. Kunayev
Khrushchev
Continual Belcher Sucking Air And Other Medical Notes
A physician writes on belching caused by swallowing air tied to anxiety and bankruptcy fears, polycythemia from poor oxygenation, high altitude lung adaptation in Peruvian miners, and a description of periarteritis nodosa with varied arterial nodules. Diagnosis often requires lung and blood expertise, with autopsy final in many cases.
Fiery Jet Bomber Crash Kills Three at Plattsburg Base
A B47 six jet Air Force bomber crashed during an emergency landing at Plattsburg Air Force Base killing three crew members. A fourth crewman, Capt. William L. Markey of Exeter New Hampshire, survived with a sprained back. The two $2 million aircraft were from the 100th Bomber Hampshire unit. Names of the dead include Airman J C Robert L Martin 23 from the Far West and whose parents attended the crash site to confirm the loss.
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Plattsburgh
N.Y
UPI
Plattsburg Air Force Base
William L. Markey
Nav
Gator
Exeter
N.H
Bom
Hampshire
Far West
J.C. Robert L. Martin
Walter R. Martin
Why Did Soviets Pressure Finland
Helsinki reports show Soviet pressure on Finland amid east west tensions in late 1961. President Kekkonen faced a Russian note demanding joint defense talks and a presidential election scramble as Moscow sought assurances of neutrality and a stable government.
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Finland
Russia
Kremlin
Ussr
NATO
Baltic
Urho Kekkonen
Hawaii
Ahti Karja
Kekkonen
Karjalainen
Helsinki
Los Angeles
Gromyko
Honka
Soviet Union
Europe
Khrushchev
Conservative Ideas Spread Across Campuses in Year
Three college students say Young Americans for Freedom has grown to about 20,000 members on 150 campuses in its first year. Lynn Canwell of the University of San Diego and Georgetown's Robert Harley and Robert Bauman discuss how conservatism appeals to students today, likening it to Roosevelt era liberalism in reverse. Bauman notes some see conservatism as a new idea, while others view it as a principle.
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Washington
UPI
Lynn Canwell
University of San Diego
Georgetown University
Robert Harley
Robert Bauman
Young Americans For Freedom
Bauman
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Michael
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Ronald
Mineola
Gregov
Nikita
Walter C. Alvarez
Mage Clinic
Cerro de Pasco
By A. E. Pedersen JR
Kaemp
Berlin
West Germany
Nordic
Norway
Denmark
Sweden
Moscow
Martti Miettunen
A. V. Zakharov
Andrei Gromyko
Sition
Olavi Honka
Siberia
Siberian
Novosibirsk
Phoenix Optical
The
Valley
Scottsdale Medical
Stetson
Las Vegas
Bonanza Air Lines
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Bobbie Lane
Les Dene Pierce
Social Director
Ceearbive Pfiser
Don M. Davis
Idenager
Bary
Arizona
Clontons Gratian
America
Chris-Town
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