Ole Miss Faculty Backs Artist Arrested for Painting
Oxford university faculty urged action in support of artist G Ray Kerciu after his arrest on obscenity and desecration charges over a painting depicting desegregation riots. The AAUP chapter urged a public statement of support and legal counsel for Kerciu, who faced up to seven months in jail and 3600 in fines.
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The Loss of the Thresher Submarine Probed at Sea
AP correspondent Bem Price reports from South Weymouth Massachusetts as storms and deep sea searchers continue the hunt for the Thresher submarine. The 129 crew remains missing after the vessel sank in a 8400 foot trench east of Cape Cod. Evidence includes glove fragments and a reactor shielding slick. No salvage is planned but officials seek cause.
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Woods Hole
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Reds hail new papal encyclical Pacem in Terris
AP analysis notes a thaw between the Vatican and the Soviet bloc after Pope John XXIII published Pacem in Terris. Western Communist parties greet the call for peace while Moscow shows cautious, evolving dialogue with the church, including exchanges with Khrushchev’s circle and notable clerical moves.
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Siberia
Alexidzhubei
Khrushchevy
Italy
Italy's Doctors Strike Over Low Pay And Red Tape
In Rome AP reports doctors in Italy stage a 24 hour nationwide strike with mass patient refusals and a partial boycott of insurance paperwork. 45,000 doctors began a complete break from state medical insurance while demanding higher fees and streamlined administration.
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Italy
National Federation of Medical Associations
TV Ads Spark Dream Of Sequel For Cleaning Products
In a playful musing the piece imagines Sophie the cleaning woman and Calvin the apartment custodian starring in a sequel to clever cleanser commercials. It notes how fantasy ads exaggerate features and mentions an Oscar show moment with a glamorous shampooed model.
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Kennedy Presses On With Nuclear Test Ban Effort
President Kennedy voiced haunted concern over repeated failures to secure a three power nuclear test ban at Geneva. He warned that without success by 1970 the world could face ten nuclear powers and by 1975 as many as twenty. France and Red China are pursuing weapons despite U.S. objections.
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