U S Poland Trade Status Reevaluated Over Czechoslovakia War Link
Warsaw sources report Washington reviewing bilateral ties with Poland amid Poland’s involvement in the Czechoslovakia invasion. The move follows broader U S concerns over Poland’s alignment with the Soviet bloc and loss of sympathy for Poland’s wartime and 1956 liberalization acts.
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East German Troops Quietly Withdrawn From Czechoslovakia
Authoritative sources say East German units pulled out within three days after the August 20 to 21 invasion. Moscow urged withdrawal to avoid implying direct Soviet trust with the United States and Potsdam obligations, leaving 600000 Soviet led troops behind in Czechoslovakia.
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Prague Evacuation Talks Set Amid Czechoslovak Pullout Plan
Conference in Dresden will negotiate Slovakia and Prague leadership terms with the five Warsaw Pact countries likely Sept 10 or 11. Talks began with the occupation commandant aimed at complete evacuation of Prague by foreign forces as stage one of Dubcek’s pull-out plan. The second stage calls for troop withdrawal from Czechoslovakia and the third stages involve Soviet divisions on the West German border and Soviet air units at Czech bases.
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Top Czech Scientist Defects to the United States
A Czechoslovak geneticist Dr Jan Klein of the Institute of Experimental Biology and Genetics defected to the United States after attending the 12th International Congress on Genetics in Tokyo. Police cited the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo saying Klein left Japan Aug 30 on a Japan Airlines flight and sought asylum. The embassy granted refugee status and a visa. Klein said he did not want to return to Czechoslovakia and chose to settle in the United States.
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Dissent Inside the Soviet Union Documented in 83 Page Journal
An 83 page collection of underground Soviet dissent documents appears in the USIA sponsored Problems of Communism. The dossier includes petitions protesting Stalinism, literary trials, Ukraine arrests, and calls for religious freedom. Notable petitioners include Mrs Yuri M Daniel and Pavel Litvinov.
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Murder Charged in Stab Death at Los Angeles Hot Dog Stand
In Los Angeles a 19 year old youth died from a stab wound following an argument at a hot dog stand. Adolfo Hernandez, 31, was booked on suspicion of murder after Antonio Gutierrez collapsed and died near First and Soto Streets. The incident occurred early Monday.
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