Browder, Once Top U.S. Communist, Now Harsh Critic
In Yonkers FBI agents questioned Earl Browder about Red China and the Soviet Union. Browder, 72, leader of the U.S. Communist Party in the 1930s, was expelled in 1945 for revisionism. He called the party a weak nuisance and praised American social reforms while noting his three sons are university mathematicians.
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Yonkers
New York City
LuLu Porter Turns International Sensation After Warsaw Festival
LuLu Porter rose from relative obscurity to international fame after winning best singer at the Warsaw Polish International Song Festival. She credits manager Jerry Fonarow and a suggestion from Pat McDermott amid a controversy over artist selection. Now 22, she returns to Los Angeles to appear on Johnny Carson and Steve Allen and pursue recording deals.
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Congress Deliberation Delays Tax Bill Amid Civil Rights Pressure
Kennedy backed 11 billion dollar tax cut faces Senate delay as civil rights bills take priority. Senate leaders warn of filibuster risk from Southern members while warnings grow that Congress may miss this year's action. Some lawmakers urge delaying tax cuts until January to align with the new budget cycle.
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Birmingham
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Nixon says Rockefeller to seek 1964 Republican nomination
Richard M. Nixon states Rockefeller made it clear he will run for the 1964 GOP nomination and that Barry Goldwater is also likely to seek it. He says neither Rockefeller nor Goldwater will retreat and he will not run or back a dark horse. He supports the convention winner.
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Seattle Repertory to stage five plays in 30 weeks
Seattle Repertory theater plans a 30 week season starting November 13 with five plays including King Lear as the opener. Other offerings are Max Fresch The Firebugs Christopher The Lady's Not for Burning Robert Ardrey Shadow of Heroes and Anton Chekhov The Sea Gull. Overall director is Stuart Vaughn formerly with New Yorks Phoenix Company.
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