Molotov’s Fall From Soviet Power and Exile
A sharp retrospective on Vyacheslav Molotov’s rise with Lenin and Stalin, his role as premier and foreign minister, and the late era in which Khrushchev and the party cast him out. The piece traces his ruthless loyalty, shifts in policy, and final exile, framing his life as a mirror of Bolshevism’s arc.
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Vyachesslav
Hitler
Europe
Stalin
Molotov
Lenin
Kamenev
Russia
Radek
Trotsky
Vienna
United Nations Atomic Energy Agency
Moscow
Lord Home
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Berlin
Nehru
United States
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Trade And Politics In The Tariff Debate
Washington warns of a looming trade crisis as Europe’s Common Market and British entry reshape export markets. The article outlines three White House points for 1963: grant unprecedented tariff bargaining powers, and notes congressional resistance and funding limits for public diplomacy. It argues for a strong presidential push to extend or replace the Trade Agreements Act and to mobilize federal messaging on free trade against Soviet competition. The piece highlights gaps in public affairs funding and contrasts the small State Department budget with Defense. It calls for a focused national campaign and timely action.
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Washington
United States
Europe
George Bail
Free World
U.S
White House
Congress
Howard Peterson
ABC
Soviet Union
State Department
Defense Department
Kennedy Budget Push Aims For Full Employment 1962
Washington reports that Kennedy era planners seek a more expansionary budget to sustain recovery toward full employment. Officials cite smaller deficits, easier credit, and higher spending as signs the 1960s upturn differs from 1959, with a potential surplus by mid-1962 and unemployment easing toward 5 to 5.5 percent.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Council of Economic Advisers
Eisenhower
Bell
Federal Reserve System
Don’t Be Silly in a British Gun-Point Incident
In CUAPHAM England a gunman confronted Mrs. Mary Clow 30 an office worker Friday night and she told him don’t be silly. The pistol clicked as the hammer misfired and the assailant fled with nothing achieved.
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Cuapham
England
UPI
Mary Clow
Safe Landing at New York After Tire Blowout
A Trans World Airlines Boeing 707 with 100 aboard landed safely in New York on Friday after a tire blew out during a London flight. No injuries were reported and the crew handled the emergency professionally.
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New York
UPI
Trans World Airlines
London
P. and Q. Steamship Announces 1 Way Fares to New York
The P. and Q. Steamship Line says one way fares to New York next year will be 358 dollars first class and 201 dollars second class. The second class price is under three cents per mile. Chronicle Telegram reports from Elyria Ohio dated November 11, 1981.
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London
UPI
P. & Q. Steamship Line
New York
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain
Plasmaed Parenthood Center closed in New Haven
Police in New Haven arrested Dr. C. Lee Buxton and Mrs. Estelle T. Griswold, health officials tied to Planned Parenthood, for violating anti-birth control laws. Both were booked on $100 bonds with court set for Friday, Nov. 24, as the case eyes possible Supreme Court review.
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New Haven
Conn
Planned Parenthood League of
Actress Sharon Hugueny and Robert Evans Divorce in Mexico
Teen actress Sharon Hugueny and New York clothing manufacturer Robert Evans obtained a divorce in Mexico, according to Warner Bros. Studios. A studio spokesman announced the divorce Friday. The couple wed earlier this year with Hugueny age 17 and Evans 31.
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Hollywood
UPT
Sharon Hugueny
New York
Robert Evans
Mexico
Warner Bros. Studios
Nehru urges cooperation at UN for peace and progress
United Nations in New York heard Prime Minister Nehru urge mankind to choose cooperation over war, proposing a year of global cooperation in politics culture and social activities to ease tensions. He pressed for rapid action to end colonial rule and safeguard Congo unity while warning against nuclear tests and the futility of quibbling over Berlin.
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Jawaharal Nehru
India
Caroline Kennedy
Kennedy
Pan American Words Airways
Council of State Governors
Chicago
Mary Virginia Breschel
Theater Row
New York
Sharon Kennedy
United Nations
N.Y
HTNS
Nehru
General Assembly
Berlin
Germany
Gandhi
Xehru
Angola
Algeria
Congo
Katanga
Security Council
Waldorf-Astoria
Radio and Television Executives Society
Overseas Press Club
UN Correspondents Association
United States
V. K. Krishna Menon
Krishna Menon
Soviet Union
Trade And Cold War Berlin Interzone Pact Near Renewal
Berlin facing renewed interzonal trade with East Germany amid Cold War tensions. Trade worth about 500 million yearly, 16 percent of Bonn’s exports and 18 percent of imports, with East German coal a staple and West Berlin dependent on East coal for heating. West Germany seeks open roads and insurance against disruption, while the arrangement supports both sides despite political strains.
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Berlin
West Germany
East
West Berlin
Kurt Leopold
Interzonal
Federal Republic
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U.S. 20
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Licking County
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