Khrushchev Accuses Stalin of Keeping a Harem
Paris dispatch cites Khrushchev telling Soviet leaders Stalin kept a harem of young girls with Beria recruiting them. He allegedly described sexual insanity and a murder claim against Stalin for his second wife Nadejda. Authorities note such reports are often disputed.
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Paris
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Joseph Stalin
France-Soir
Vienna
Krushchev
Stalin
Lavrenty Beria
Beria
New York
Alexander Orlov
United States
Khrushchev
Communist Party Congress
France-Sox
U. S. State Department
Nadejda Aliluyeva
Commencement Tonight At Scully Terre Haute
Commencement exercises at Scully College in Terre Haute begin tonight with the invocation by David F. Nicoson president of the 1956 senior class. Dr J Harry Cotton of Wabash College delivers the principal address as degrees and nursing diplomas are awarded.
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Leonard Minix
North Judson
David F. Neeson
Terre Haute
Ann Nuttall Carrithers
Virginia Ruth Wertz
Williamsport
Sue Ann Fitzsimmons
Elkhart
Donald Gene Patz
Crown Point
Francis Stanton
Peru
Clarence M. Kobayashi
Honolulu
Hawaii
Ethel M
Robert D. Clausen
Hulman Street
Jessie Mae
Joseph F. Foos
James A. Drake
North Eighth Street
Nancy Cauble Roach
Paoli
George E. Roach
Joe D. Palmer
Vincennes
Alan E. Perry
George T. Carruthers
Holmstedt
Student Union
Holmsteadt
Nicoson
Richard E. Thursfield
James C. Farmer
Helmstead
Memory Lane
Administration Health Center
J. Harry Cotton
Wabash College
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
Lawrence E. Eberly
Cotton
Christ
God
DrivingLesson Ends With Wife Missing Near Lagoon
Detroit June 11. Ralph Green 28 gave wife Delores 24 a driving lesson Sunday. They swam away from the car near a lagoon adjoining the Detroit Yacht Club. She failed to turn at a curve and disappeared.
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Detroit
Ralph Green
Delores
Green
Detroit Yacht Club
Harriman presses bid for presidency under Stevenson shadow
Gov. Harriman pushes a Democratic presidential run, hoping to inherit Stevenson's Northern strength if Stevenson falters at the convention. He markets Truman’s weight and denies Eisenhower’s illness alters his bid. Neuberger cites Kennedy Gore Kefauver Humphrey as possible running mates. A stray car puzzle ends with a curious gear question.
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G. Mennen Williams
Harriman
Williams
Stevenson
Eisenhower
New York
Kefauver
Richard L. Neuberger
D.ore
Inees
ABC
College
Neuberger
Sens
John F. Kennedy
Mass
Albert Gore
Tenn
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Phone Numbers Link Spencer and Shelburne Falls
Mrs. Arthur Sharron uses a shared exchange line to call her sister in Shelburne Falls. The exchange notation Spencer 5 2304 connects to Shelburne Falls 5 2304, illustrating local trunk dialing.
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Spencer, Mass
Arthur Sharron
Shelburne Falls
Spencer
No Stripped Gears Ends With Help in Decatur
NO STRIPPED GEARS. DECATUR Ill. William Colbert was waved to a stop by a woman in a stalled car. He pushed the vehicle free and aided the driver, avoiding injury.
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HO Feng-Shan
China
Egypt
Cairo
Alexandria
Formosa
Decatur, Ill
William Colbert
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International Soundphoto
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Cutter
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Dad
Sheaffer
Jackie Gleason
Iervice
Royal Portable
Royalite
Royal
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Ibaragi Prefecture
Carlos Ting
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