Reluctant U S Allows 24 Newsmen To China Visit
The United States reluctantly authorizes 24 American newsmen to travel to Red China for a six to seven month trial. Officials say access and freedom to report will determine success, with passport validation for travel to Peiping and no reciprocal entry for Red China reporters.
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Reds Blast Eisenhower on Syria View
London report says Russia and China joined Egypt and Syria in blasting Eisenhower for alleging Soviet aims to take over Syria. Syria's acting defense minister Khaled El Azm invited Soviet leaders to visit, while Pyongyang? and Peiping radio offered counterclaims. Washington and Damascus debated U.S. reporting on Red China.
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Polish Commission Probes Major Streetcar Strikes
The Lodz workers commission reported that while grievances over low wages and working conditions were justified, streetcar workers were wrong to strike. It cites inefficiency and bureaucratic issues in the municipal system and promises individual attention to worker complaints. The piece notes the strikes were among the largest protests in the country.
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Giant Balloon Soars to 83100 Feet for Sun Photos
A Navy test flight over Minnesota sends a 83100 foot unmanned balloon with a light sensitive pointing device for sun photography. A telescope camera balloon is to be launched within 30 days from New Brighton. The craft hovered 4 hours 15 minutes then released instruments near Minneapolis.
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Censorship claims spark confusion over Syria policy
The report notes contested remarks by an official who says censorship was lifted in Damascus four weeks ago and critiques Eisenhower and Western views of Syria. London sources mention Macmillan resuming consultations and efforts to prevent leftist influence, while a Dallas airman drowns after a boat incident near Cedar Lake.
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