U.S. Helicopters Aid Thai Forces in Communist Fight
Disclosure confirms American helicopter support to Thai troops battling Communist guerrillas. Report notes U.S. bases and operations in Thailand and Vietnam, comparing military strength and outlining ongoing involvement in Southeast Asia.
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U.S
Thailand
Vietnam
Young Hero Returns to Budapest Recall of 1956
Sandor, a Budapest native and Canadian citizen, recalls fighting Russians as a 15 year old during the October 1956 uprising. He now returns to visit family in Budapest with a mixed sense of identity and pride as his relatives greet him at the airport.
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Budapest
Sandor
Tom A. Cullen
NEA
Munich
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Toronto
Candian
Vienna
Geller
Bridge
Ballet Rambert Saved by British Arts Council
Dame Marie Rambert heads a revived Rambert company backed at the last minute by a British Arts Council grant after the troupe’s final performance in May. Rambert, a pivotal figure in British ballet, founded the Rambert School in 1920 and the Mercury Theater in 1927, shaping early 20th century ballet in Britain.
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Dame Marie
Rambert
British Arts Council
Dame Marie Rambert
Marie Rambert
Cecchetti
Diaghliev
Ashley Dukes
Britain
Rambert School of Ballet
Mercury Theater
Mercury
Mim
Madame
Lilian Bayliss
The
Old Vic
Mim Rambert
Beaujolais Fraud Stuns Paris Experts In Britain
Ten leading French wine tasters tested UK labeled Beaujolais finding none genuine. Six were bogus, four doubtful, four possible. inspectors warn mislabeling could flood Britain with inferior wine. Ipswich harbor facility processes diluted French table wines sold as Beaujolais. Champagne and Bordeaux growers consider legal action to curb mislabeling.
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London
NEA
France
Fernandel
Beaujolis
Pierre Deage
Lyons
Britain
Diocletian
United States
Paris
Beaujolais
Ipswich
Suffolk
Rhone
Bordeaux
Red Tape Halts Electric Power In Egyptian Village
Cairo reports that Al Badary in Upper Egypt faced a village blackout as contractors failed to sign required papers proving the power station installation. Officials say the delay will last months, leaving residents on gas lamps until then.
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Cairo
Albadary
Upper
Egypt
Tourist season draws over two million visitors to Czechoslovakia
Prague AP reports that more than two million people toured Czechoslovakia this season with 1.5 million from Communist nations and 513000 from Western countries, a 21 percent rise from last year.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
C.T.K
25 year celebration planned for the WACs
New York report on the Women’s Army Corps marking 25 years of service while shrinking from 100000 to 10000 members. Officers note misperceptions and jokes about WACs as they resist conscription, preferring all volunteers and calling for more recruits to sustain their mission.
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New York
NEA
Women’s Army Corps
United States
WAC
Mlitary
Col. Hoisington
How to Keep Tab on Quake Is Explained
Seismographs record earth quakes using inertia. A weight suspended by a spring moves with ground motion while the frame lags, creating detectable waves. Seismologists use multiple instruments to locate the epicenter and gauge magnitude quickly.
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Seimologists
University of California
Berkeley
Mt. Hamilton
San Jose
Hemisphere
Tokyo Proposes to Abolish Trolley Buses and Streetcars
Tokyo's metropolitan government proposes ending city operated trolley buses by 1969 and streetcars by 1975 to save money. It cites daily losses of 18 million yen and asks the assembly to act before year end. Tokyo also runs subways and private buses.
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Tokyo
Mireille Mathieu Becomes France's Rising Song Sensation
Mireille Mathieu, 19, wins over Paris audiences with a reverent listening style rather than hype. Discovered by Johnny Stark, she tops charts with records like A Man and a Woman and My Credo, while preserving a humble backstory from Avignon.
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Mireille
Johnny Stark
Avignon
France
Deauville Casino
Edith Piaf
U.S. Debates Aid Amid Middle East Refugee Ties
United States weighed increased military aid to Jordan to bolster King Hussein while UNRWA funding supports Arab refugees, many of whom reportedly align with the PLO. Analysts note U.S. concern over refugee allocations fueling Palestinian militant groups and call for a reassessment of aid strategy amid Soviet and Chinese influence in the region.
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United Nations
Hussein
U.N. Relief and Works Agency
UNRAW
Ahmad Shukairy
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Bakdash
Moscow
Syria
Russia
Middle East
Shukairy
Red China
Peking
Israel
United States
Missing work days in Czechoslovakia due to farmer injuries
More than 50,000 cooperative farmers in Czechoslovakia suffered injuries at their jobs last year, missing as many working days as if 4,500 farmers had not worked the entire year, the Central Commission of Inspection and Statistics reported.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Central Commission of Inspection and Statistics
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