Uprising by Polish Students Clashes With Police in Warsaw
In Warsaw, Polish Red police, security troops, and worker militia crushed a fresh student protest for freedom. Police used tear gas and clubs as thousands gathered near the Polytechnic and Community Party HQs, while ambulances ferried injured demonstrators. The unrest followed criticism of government policy and the student newspaper Po Prostu.
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Warsaw
Poland
Red Police
Gestapo
Gestapso
Warsaw Polytechnic School
Community Party
Mittee
Polytechnic
Po Prostu
Communist Party
Narutewicza Square
Hoffa's Teamsters Win Sparks AFL CIO Backlash
Hoffa wins the presidency of the Teamsters in a tumultuous convention drawing immediate AFL CIO warnings of repressive labor legislation and possible Senate rackets probe. Delegate tallies show a strong Chicago Long Beach bloc backing Hoffa as party leaders pledge a model of trade unionism amid allegations of racketeers and misuse of funds.
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Congress
Miami Beach
Lahor
James R. Hoffa
The
Credentials Committee
Teamsters’ Union
Dj Senate Group
Chicago
Labor
Mitchell
Hoffa
John L. McClellan
Senate
Ark
Afl-Cio
Teamsters
Labor unions split as Jimmy Holliny elected president
LA says the vote signals a dark day for labor with possible expulsion from AFL-CIO. Hoffa-Beck leadership gains a delegates vote of confidence, though membership doubt remains, as Holter heads the machine.
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Jimmy Holliny
Teamsters Union
Afl-Cio
Hoffa-Beck
Sitcc
Holter
Michener Describes Harrowing Air Crash Near Iwo Jima
Author James A. Michener recounts a 17 minute C47 ditching after one engine failed and the other faltered off Iwo Jima. He and 12 others, rescued with minor injuries to one, were aboard a Guam to Japan flight. Michener lost manuscripts and notes in the crash.
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Yokota
Japan
James A. Michener
Iwo Jima
Michener
Guam
Iwo
Jack Mann
Scottsbluss
Mooning Madness and a Brave Japanese Sailor
A wartime account mixes calls about Moon titles with a rescue at Iwo. An unidentified Japanese sailor swam through shark-infested waters to aid a downed crew from the 27th Air Division on Guam. Mann suffered minor injuries. A K Lombard led the aircraft, praised by Michener.
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Iwo
wieSly
Core
Iwao
Mann
Michener
A. K Lombard
U. S
A27th Air Division
Guam
I Michener
Gabor sisters comment on World Series from Hungary
Noted remarks by Eva and Magda Gabor cited as originating in Hungary regarding the World Series. Page B-6 coverage referenced as the source.
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Eva and
Magda Gabor
Hungary
Soviet satellite launch claims first manmade moon
Russia announced the first successful earth satellite launch, a sphere-shaped craft spinning at 18 000 mph at 560 miles altitude. Signals were received in New York and London within hours, marking a major lead in the International Geophysical Year race.
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Moscow
Russia
Earth
Radio Corporation of American Communications Division
New York
British Broadcasting System
London
Russ Release Satellite Data
Facts and figures of the Soviet satellite include a 23 inch diameter, 194 pound weight, and 18000 mph speed. Estimated life under three weeks, orbit altitude 560 miles, two radio transmitters at 20.005 and 40.002 megacycles. Signals detectable by ham operators, best viewed at sundown with naked eye. Rotation completes around the Earth in 1 hour 35 minutes.
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Moscow
Earth
Indians First to See Russ Moon Satellite Sightings Reported
American scientists began tracking Russia's earth satellite with passive observation Friday night. Terre Haute team in Indiana reportedly made the first sighting, with additional reports from Columbus Ohio and Whittier California. NST broadcast interrupted to cover the event as observers tracked trajectory and timing across the United States.
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United States
Columbus
Ohio
Terre Haute
Ind
Armand Spitz
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
White House
Washington
Russia
Terre’ Haute
RCA Communications
Cambridge
Mass
Whittier
Calif
Observatory
Midwest
J.alan Hynek
Earth
Hynnek
Turkey Rebukes Russia Over Syria Policy Dispute
Ankara rejected Soviet charges of planned aggression against Syria and challenged Moscow to rethink its Middle East stance. Premier Menderes accused Syria of rapid armament and argued Turkey seeks mutual trust while criticizing Soviet input in regional affairs.
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Turkey
Syria
Moscow
Middle East
Menderes
Bulganin
Russia
Grim tale on subsidence ties to naval yard
State legislators heard that Long Beach would shut the tidelands oil field if needed to halt subsidence threatening the naval shipyard and lives. City Attorney Walnfred Jacobson outlined policy urging anti-subsidence legislation if voluntary efforts fail as experts cited reservoir pressure drop from oil production and water injection as cure.
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Tidelands
Nave al
Walnfred Jacobson
Jacobson
NAVE
Naval Shipyard
Monterey Oil Co
Monterey
Oni Frieday
Nixon to Spend Weekend at Miami Beach Resort
Vice President Richard Nixon is spending a long weekend relaxing at a resort hotel in Miami Beach Florida. The visit highlights Nixon's leisure trip amid political duties and local engagements in the Miami area.
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Thomas J. Haggerty
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Satelite
Russ Moon
National Broadcasting C O
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