Secretary Wilson Targets Pentagon Information Laxity
Secretary Wilson frames a March 2 directive to curb out of military information. He denies censorship aims and says the order seeks responsible disclosure that supports the Defense Department while balancing propriety policy and technical concerns.
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Chou En Lai Bypasses Rangoon Visit After Air India Mishap
Foreign Office in Rangoon reports that Red Chinese Premier Chou En Lai will not arrive as scheduled. It is unclear if the trip is postposed or canceled. He was to meet with Nehru Nu and Nasser and fly to Bandung for the Africa Asia conference after an Air India crash en route to Bandung.
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Percy Still Isn’t Consolidated by the Worker
London strikes keep the Daily Worker as the city’s only daily. A bartender, Percy, rejects consolidation and prefers his Daily Mirror, criticizing Worker front pages and headlines while noting the strange nature column entry about newts.
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Government imposes export curbs on polio vaccine
Washington expects to maintain export controls on the Salk polio vaccine until production meets anticipated domestic and foreign demand. The Commerce Department said licenses will be required for any shipment abroad except to Canada.
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Man Bites Lion Twist in Africa Wildlife Tale
The report recounts guard Gabrielle Ogwok who bit a lion after encountering a king of beasts while stalking a bushbuck. He wounded the lion and, with a farm manager, pursued it for hours before the lion sprang and attacked.
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Lions and rhino clash endangering farm animal
A government report notes a game ranger examined an injured animal after a fight between Ogwok and a lion at a farm. Ogwok bitten into the lion while the lion tackled Ogwok, the farm manager killed Leo to free Osmook, and the ranger observed unusual skin damage on the animal.
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