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•w«fe-’zW ®kK Si L- / Mb ■ /If S'. oJ wf ■': *.• /ja GOV. ROBERT B. MEYNER of New Jersey and Helen Stevenson, whose engagement to be married in January has been announced, are shown attending a festive event in New York. Miss Stevenson is the daughter of William E. Stevenson, president of Oberlin college in Oberlin, O. (International Soundphot n)

Report Uneasy Truce In Soviet Factions New Power Struggle Is On In Kremlin LONDON (W — Diplomatic reports from Moscow today said an uneasy truce appears to have been established between the quarreling factions of the Krem- ~ lin, with the Red army acting as umpire. Soviet Army Marshal Georgi Zhukov, minister of national defense, has increased his influence considerably over "old-Golshevik” Vyacheslav Molotov and Cotnmunist party boss Nikita S. Khrushchev, the reports said. The diplomats said the new power struggle in the Kremlin was expected to reach its climax next month at the meeting of the Com-! munist party’s central committee, j Hie reports said the events in Eastern Europe have had a ‘ profound effect*’ on the Kremlins leadership and have led to considerable dissention among the Soviet leaders. The collective leadership seemingly has agreed on a truce for the time being to enable Russia to deal first with the urgent political and military aspects of the East European uprising and the Mid-east crisis, the reports said. But the quarrel between the KKremlin’s old guard and the deStalinization group led by Khrushchev has by no means been settled, they said. Trade to a Good Town — Decatir Lil' Leaguer gg

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Ex-Attorney General Os Indiana Is Dead INDIANAPOLIS — James M. Ogden, 86. Indiana attorney general between 1929 and 1933, died on his 53rd wedding anniversary Sunday. Survivors include the widow, Bess Alice, and a daughter. Ogden was a Republican. He was a native of Danville. From 1894 to , 1896 he was principal of Kendallyille High School. Composer-Conductor Victor Young Dies HOLLYWOOD (<W) — Funeral services will be held Tuesday for veteran composer-conductor Victor Young, who died in Palm Springs, Calif., Saturday. Young, 56. wrote the song hits “Sweet Sue,” “My Foolish Heart,” j "Love Letters” and “Golden EarI rings.” He also composed the i music for some 300 motion pictures. He was born in Chicago. Indiana Youth Dies In Hunting Accident NORTH LIBERTY, Ind. («f» — Dale Ehrick, 18, was killed late Saturday when a shotgun he took into a field for pheasant hunting accidentally fired. It was the first day of hunting season. Ehrick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ehrick of near here, was hit in the face by the blast, authorities said? Ehrick, who was hauling corn, took the gun along in case he spotted pheasants. The Ehricks lost another son, Dean, in a motorcycle accident two years ago. U.S. Tennis Star Critically Injured CASTRO VALLEY. Calif. (UP) —Art Larsen, one of the world’s ranking amateur tennis players was in critical condition today as a result of head injuries suffered in a motor scooter accident Saturday. Larsen suffered a brain hemorrhage and underwent surgery Saturday night. He' was still unconscious early today. ’ Larsen, 31, was returning from the home of a friend in Hayward, near San Francisco, when his Italian motor scooter went out of control and overturned.

Use New Technique To Prevent Attacks Surgical Process Reported By Pair CHICAGO <UP,—Two surgeons have reported on a new surgical process designed to prevent heart attacks by the, cleaning of core-

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Bulganin Favors Summit Conference MOSCOW (UP> — Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin said today he favors a proposed summit conference on world peace between government leaders of the United States, RBssia, Britain, France and India. The whs proposed by Switzerland. Bulganin sent a telegram to President Max Petitpierre of Swit-

zerland in which he said the Soviet government has always believed a solution of disputes should be found through peaceful means. Convention Is Held By Catholic Women CHICAGO (UP) — Mrs. Daniel F. McCarthy, Evansville, Ind., was elected first vice president of the National Council of Catholic Women at the oa anization’s 28th convention here difring the week-end.

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