Poland warns writers against hostile ideas to socialism
Warsaw—Polish leader Gomulka warned that dissemination of ideas hostile to communism will not be tolerated in Poland. He spoke at the 13th general meeting of the Polish United Workers party and defended broad cultural policy but asserted strict limits on anti socialism content. He criticized mass media and bishops for failing to uphold peace and accused some media of promoting a star cult among youth.
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Wladyslaw Gomulka
Poland
Polish United Workers (Communist) Party
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Gomulka
Khrushchev
Berlin
John XXIII
Jet Training Planes Grounded on Structural Defect
MERIDIAN Miss AP The naval air station grounded its 120 T 2A Buckeye training jets after engineers found a structural defect on a wing spar of one aircraft. Mechanics inspect all planes to ensure safety for flight training.
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Meridian
Miss
Naval Auxiliary Air Station
Kenya's Kenyan Leaders Face Nation's Early Tests
In a Kenya transitioning to self rule Jomo Kenyatta leads KANU with Oginga Odinga and Tom Mboya shaping policy. Rift among Kikuyu Luo and other tribes challenges unity while poverty and illiteracy threaten eight million Africans. Britain backs stabilization efforts as rains erase campaign posters.
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Mboya
Kenya
United States
Britain
Associated Press
Jomo Kenyatta
Nairobi
Tom Mboya
Kenyatta
Oginga Odinga
Independiente
State Courts Can Minimize Intrusions by Federal Tribunals
New York AP report quotes Supreme Court Justice Brennan urging state courts to adopt swift simple procedures to reduce unwanted intrusion by federal tribunals. He urges streamlined yet comprehensive processes allowing prisoners to raise all federal constitutional claims.
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New York
USS
Supreme Court
William Brennan
Brennan
Kenya Plans Land Grants for Landless Africans After Victory
Britain announces 10 million pounds in grants and loans to help buy farmland previously owned by whites. Funds will be used to allocate small plots to landless African farmers alongside other British aid for housing, education, industry, and hospitals. Nairobi returns to normal as Kenyatta’s self governance era begins with local newspapers portraying him as Mister Kenyatta.
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Kenyatta
Nairobi
Kenya
Washington Notebook Rockefellers Aide Eludes Directory Listing
Rockefeller aids nest among RCA building offices in New York when an RNC aide seeks Hinman and is unable to locate him. Gardner links UN programs outer space and population in a quip about exporting people to other planets. Maguire’s terse money talk at DNC meeting contrasts with the black view of finances. Mundt notes potential constitutional holiday meaning. Chamber marks Deliverance Day at 7 12 p.m. as taxes shift midyear and D day nears 1964.
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Ashington
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
George Hinman
Rockefeller Brothers
RCA
William Prendergast
Republican National Committee
Hinman
Prendergast
Rockefeller
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Chamber
Edwin P. Neilan
Wilmington
Del
House
Ways and Means
Call for International Police to Govern Outer Space
At Athens a lawyer urged a recognized police force to enforce space rules. Andrew Haley called for international lawyers to decide where outer space begins and who may claim celestial bodies. Nicholas Katzenbach backed a world system for space use. Bernard Segal proposed a binding international agreement for global space cooperation.
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UPS
Andrew Haley
Conference For Peace Through Law
Outer Space
Haley
Nicholas Katzenbach
U.S. Justice Department
Bernard Segal
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International Organization
International Council of Women
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Richard Maguire
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