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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1957

Page

9

Prague concert bid by Cleveland Orchestra in doubt

George Szetl, Czechoslovakia born conductor of the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra, said Sunday night it is still uncertain whether the group will give a concert in Prague. The hesitation stems from Czech officials indicating they will not issue visas to orchestra members in retaliation for the U S fingerprinting requirement for Czech musicians.

Madrid George Szetl Cleveland Symphony Orchestra Prague Cleveland Orchestra U. S

Knowland fights further aid to Tito in Yugoslavia

Senate Republican Leader Knowland says he will try to block any new money for military shipments to Yugoslavia and Tito. He cites deterioration in U S S R Belgrade relations and disallows general aid, seeking to limit or halt shipments except for replacement parts. Eisenhower approved economic aid but withheld new military funds, while Knowland vows opposition and seeks to push a funding restriction through committee action.

Washington Senate Knowland Tito Moscow Yugoslavia Senate House Isenhower United States Eisenhower Koowland Belgrade

17 year old held in fiery deaths of 3 children

A 17 year old youth was held on arson and homicide charges after admitting he started a fire in the cellar of a North Philadelphia home. The blaze killed Joseph Gayton, 8, Patrick, 5, and Priscilla, 4. Their mother Lidabeth Gayton, 28, and her eldest son Ingh, 9, were rescued. A baby, John, nine months, was carried out by neighbors. The suspect said he started the fire for excitement after failing to find a rod of something he sought.

Philadelmhla Joseph Gaytot Patrick Priscilla Meers Thomas

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