Court avoids ruling on secret witnesses in loyalty cases
A Supreme Court detour leaves Peters case unresolved while affirming Loyalty Review Board limits. The issue remains whether government can dismiss federal workers as security risks based on secret testimony, without the accused facing accusers or knowing identities.
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Belgrade Nation Explores Juxtaposed Underwear Styles
Belgrade contrasts Tito era state rules with Khrushchev style in Red Russia. The piece surveys feminine undergarments from panties to slips and bathings suits, noting colors, fabrics, and availability. It also mentions a Swiss meeting on Einstein manuscripts and a U.S. Court of Appeals order about Nathan’s passport case.
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U.S.S.R
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Moscow
Passport for Nathan Approved After 216-Year Effort
Washington reports Prof Otto Nathan of New York University won approval for a travel passport after a lengthy battle. Nathan, executor of Albert Einstein’s will, aims to travel abroad to attend a science conference and engage in further scholarly work. The State Department granted the passport following court involvement.
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Egypt Rejects Direct Talks With Israel Over Gaza
CATRO Egypt rejects U N proposal for direct talks between top officials and Israel to halt Gaza clashes. Spokesman Col Salah Gohar says Egypt will seek negotiations through the U N Mixed Armistice Commission, while Israel boycotts the commission. Moshe Sharett warns Hammarskjold Egypt risks bad faith for resisting a peace conference. Egypt insists on refugees' return before discussing peace terms.
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Aerial Alert In Formosa
Chinese Nationalist air force planes launched a 90 minute alert from Formosan bases after radar blips. The Pescadores Quemoy Wuchiu and Matsu were warned while it remained unclear if the blips were Communist or friendly. Nationalists also attacked over 120 junks, destroying ten plus.
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