Dutch Indonesians Clash in West New Guinea Fight
AP dispatch from Biak reports Indonesian paratroopers and Dutch troops predicting continued combat in West New Guinea Bird's Head region despite U.N. efforts. Dutch commanders describe guerrilla tactics, with about 5,000 Indonesian volunteers operating from Kaimana to Fak Fak, while Papuan support remains limited and wary.
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TV stars face comeback hurdles in Cynthia Lowry column
TeleVision critics forecast a tough road back for Lucille Ball Jackie Gleason Sid Caesar and others as networks plot new shows Roy Rogers and Dale Evans aim for family appeal ABC schedules the Dan episode while past stars Milton Berle Steve Allen George Gobel and Richard Boone mark uneven returns In contrast Dinah Shore The Roman Kid 1 Day and Allied film recall wartime history in a weekend viewme column
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Sun TV Schedule Friday Night Lineup
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Iranian Landlords Seek Foreign Aid Treason Charge In Iran
Tehran Iran AP Iranian landlords soliciting foreign help to block land reform will be charged with treason and seeking foreign assistance against national interests Agriculture Minister Hassan A t sannjani commented on reports that landlords petitioned foreign embassies alleging the United States backs the government's land reform program The item also notes more than two and a half million Americans suffer from diabetes.
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Employment Up For May Record
Washington AP Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg said May employment rose to 68,203,000 a record level, with joblessness continuing to fall. He called the drop in idle total to about 1,000,000 from a year earlier encouraging and a sign of continued improvement in the economy.
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1336 Koreans Cleared For Political Activity
The article reports that 1,336 Koreans were cleared for political activity as part of a military purge process. It notes an unemployment rate drop to about 5.4 percent, with May job gains about 500,000 more than expected. The purge list included 4,363 men, of whom 3,033 were barred from political activity.
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