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MBER 7. 1957
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Khrushchev, Mao'AttackU'
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MOSCOW, Nov. 6 (..P)—Nikita with the United States on disarm-
Lebanese Bombi
Khruslachev and Mao Tze-tung,iarnent ng l c oviet Threat .
BEIRUT, Lebanon, Nov. El bin t --1 4
the two top men in world com- He predicted the Soviet Union l
would beat the United States at Terrorists tried to dynamite Leb-i UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.. Nov.
monism, made a double-barreled -
, as own game and surpassit in in-. an on's Parliament snd Govern-;H .1 3 N--The Unit ed Nations brush
,attack today on the United States dustrial production in 15 years. ment House today. A government , . "
part of a wavel ed aside today the threat of a
gibing at its lag on launching He again charged that the United official said it was
Sputniks and accusing it of plot- States was inciting Turkey and
of terror led by Communists and;called for ne , v
Soviet boycott and .
ting trouble all over the world_ Israel to ttac k s yr i a.
an outlawed Syrian political par-'private talks aimed at breaking
Khrushchev, the Soviet party Mao, who received a huge ova -, t7- advocating a Greater Syria. ;the disarmament deadlock_
boss, and Mao, the master of Red,tion, praised Soviet "firsts," in- Reliable reports said the na-i
China, spoke from the same plat- eluding the earth satellites, andßy a thumping majority of 57-
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Iform before 17,000 delegates here hailed as wise the political meal- Lon s Security Council decided tol
4 9. the 82-nation Political Commit
urge the government to declare a
from 60 nations to mark the 40th ures of the Soviet Communist state of emergency and call initee approved a resolution calling
anniversary of the Bolshevik Rev- party from the de-Stalinzation the army to ba c k up securitylor the United Nations Disarrna
olution. program down to the ouster of forces. 1
.! Both predicted an inevitable vic- Marshal Georgi Zhukov, , ` ` meet subcommittee to resume its
.re were no party' tory of communism-over capital- Khrushchev's 3-hour speech was Du ll es , T ruman
inegotiations with priority given
Aides ,to proposals by the Western Pow
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ificant state and ism. Both proclaimed a desire for filled with taunts at the United
sts held Tuesday,
won by iworld peace. !States. WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 (41—,ers.
ping, Khrushchev proposed a world The launching of Sputnik 1 and Secretary of State John Foster' The Soviet Union failed to find
swee lcummit conference to rule out the of Sputnik 11, he said, "struck
twining the New: Dulles called in some Truman ad-:any support outside its own bloc
possibility of another big war. He fear and confusion into the camp ministration people today in his in opposing the proposal. Among
irginia- governor- said the enormous devastation of of the enemies of communism." search for new ideas on how to,the IS nations abstaining were
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New York City,such a war would be the death of Now, he added, the Americans draw the free world closer to- Syria. Yugoslavia, India, Egypt
icapitalism and he made a plea are pretending they never were in gether to meet Russia's military-'and other Arab nat ions. South Af
iome mayors' seats 'for an understanding especially.a race with the Soviet Union. ; scientific challenge. irica was absent.
in Upstate Newt
'7lvania
Dem
Ch
Electi
rats
d By
6N, Nov. 6 (A)—
es in off-year elec.-
he Democrats to
left Republicans
-their party pros
,: fight for control
WASHDIGT
Decisive victor
tions cheered
day. The resul
concerned ove
pects in the 19
of Congress.
Although th
overturns in si
municipal con
the Democrats'
majorities in
Jersey and
ships and t.l
-
They gained
from the GO
York and Pe
ylvania. .
found some con-I
lding on to two!
GOP strongholds
and Pennsylvania:
'by their party.;
a couple of Dem-
Ldministntions in.
Republicans
solation in ho
House seats i
in New Jergey
formerly held
They also ups ,
ocratic city
Connecticut.
Political ob..
indication that
helped Republ
any extent in
result of Pre, l
Eisenhower's
to enforce co
tion of Little *,
School.
1- rvers found little
the Negro vote had.
ican candidates to.
orthern races as a:
•.ident Dwight D.
Ne of federal troops.
, t-ordered integra
i °cies Central High
The White (fuse issued a state.;
nient saying e election results'
made it clear that the GOP and•
its candidates "have a fight on'
their hands" if they are to win'
in 1958.
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