Soviet Teachers in America Find Roles Beyond Teaching
In Glen Cove on Long Island the Soviet school and staff faced scandal and neglect as workers were pressed into nursemaid duties for children of Soviet officials. The author recalls jealousy, surveillance, theft, and ostracism by fellow Soviet expatriates while reporting on a culture of control and public uproar.
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Court To Rule On Third Party On Illinois Ballot
The U S Supreme Court agreed to rule if Henry Wallace s Progressive party should appear on the Illinois ballot. A special hearing was set for Monday after a petition by John J Abt argued the state electoral board illegally refused the party a ballot spot and that voters were denied equal rights. The case comes after a federal court declined to strike down the Illinois law and the state will reply to federal jurisdiction questions with briefs due by Saturday.
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Taft Plans World Tour Of Western Europe
Washington AP reports Senator Taft of Ohio will sail from New York on November 4 to visit five or six Western European nations and is due back in the United States on December 15. The trip, described as continuation of prior travels, aims to strengthen diplomatic and economic ties with European allies.
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GM Chief Links Auto Output To Labor Peace
Framingham mass GM president C E Wilson told about 500 industry officials and civic leaders that car output hinges on labor peace in steel and coal. He cited postwar wage contracts and 25 percent higher demand, noting steel shortages limit production and that new GM models arrive next February with prices tied to labor and material costs. It may take years before immediate deliveries resume.
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Trade talks canceled with Austria in Vienna
The Romanian government has canceled planned trade agreement talks with Austria, according to government sources. The decision was announced Wednesday in Vienna, signaling a pause in negotiations between the two countries.
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Austria
Coke Stevenson Called Turncoat by Johnson
Washington dispatch reports Lyndon Johnson, a Democratic congressman, labeling former Texas governor Coke Stevenson a turncoat after Stevenson endorsed Republican candidate Jack Porter. Johnson notes Stevenson’s long Democratic ties and accuses him of ingratitude after Stevenson’s 87 vote loss and a court ruling on ballot fraud.
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