Polish Students Riot Prompt Polish Communist Concern
In Warsaw students hurled rocks and bottles at police outside a university building shouting Gestapo democracy and constitution as tear gas and water cannon dispersed the crowd. Police patrolled streets littered with bricks and debris amid a nervous calm by nightfall.
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Malik Returns To U.N. As Kremlin Spokesman
Jacob Malik returns to the United Nations today as the Kremlin’s chief spokesman. A former Soviet chief delegate, he earned the nickname The Great Stone Face during the Korean War era and previously helped lift the Berlin blockade. He has since served as deputy foreign minister and Soviet ambassador to London.
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Rockefeller Ready to Sign Medical Aid Cutbacks
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller prepared to approve Republican bills to cut about half of the state local share of Medicaid costs, reducing funding by roughly $300 million and ending coverage for about 1.5 million recipients. Senate sources said he would sign, citing no other option amid rising program costs and regional complaints.
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NC Democrats Profit From Jefferson-Jackson Dinner
North Carolina Democratic Party expects about 54000 in profit from the Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner held last Saturday night in Memorial Auditorium. About 1250 to 1300 attendees paid 50 dollars per plate for the fund raising event, according to party executive director Phil Redwine.
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Broughton Denounces Riot Report At Asheville Banquet
Raleigh attorney Mel Broughton speaking at the Asheville Jaycees Distinguished Service Award banquet said he would safeguard property and personal freedoms if elected governor. He disputed the Presidential Commission on Civil Disorders findings blaming white racism and opposed open housing laws while touting tourism as a top NC industry.
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