The World Almanac and Book of FactsPress Publishing Company (The New York World), 1961 |
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Page 175
... Premier Patrice Lumumba was able to restore order temporarily in Leopold- ville , the Congolese capital , by agreeing to dismiss most white officers and build a pure Congolese Army . But the mutiny spread and more attacks on whites by ...
... Premier Patrice Lumumba was able to restore order temporarily in Leopold- ville , the Congolese capital , by agreeing to dismiss most white officers and build a pure Congolese Army . But the mutiny spread and more attacks on whites by ...
Page 186
... Premier Khrushchev , the heads of many of the world's governments were in attendance as the UN General Assembly opened its 15th session Sept. 20 in New York City , while chiefs of several other states ar- rived during the session . The ...
... Premier Khrushchev , the heads of many of the world's governments were in attendance as the UN General Assembly opened its 15th session Sept. 20 in New York City , while chiefs of several other states ar- rived during the session . The ...
Page 391
... ( Premier and deputies ) appointed by and theoretically re- sponsible to the Supreme Soviet . Politically active citizens belong to the All - Union Communist party , the only legal party . The high- est authority in the party is the party ...
... ( Premier and deputies ) appointed by and theoretically re- sponsible to the Supreme Soviet . Politically active citizens belong to the All - Union Communist party , the only legal party . The high- est authority in the party is the party ...
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