Red World shows signs of disunity at Budapest meeting
Budapest AP reports Hungarian organizer Zoltan Komocsin blamed China and Romania for a crumbling unity in the world Communist movement. He outlined a Soviet inspired program for a world Communist conference in Moscow next autumn. Romania walked out, saying staying would entail condemning other parties and imposing will on others.
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Rockefeller strategy faces stiff test in New Hampshire primary
Ten days before the New Hampshire presidential primary the Rockefeller candidacy faces a critical test as Romney withdraws and a write in campaign gains momentum Rockefeller signals potential candidacy while opposing entrenchment in primaries. The Democratic scene shows McCarthy Johnson and others seeking moves as party unity remains unsettled. Oregon papers push Rockefeller to run in the state primary while Nixon concentrates on delegate gains and convention work.
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Cucumber Identified as Muskmelon Type in Bible study
A scholarly note suggests the cucumber cited in biblical text may actually refer to a muskmelon variety. Researchers point to historical horticultural context and language use to support the identification.
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