GI turncoat Hawkins seeks home return despite fear
London dispatch reports Samuel David Hawkins, 23, one of 23 former GIs who stayed with Communist China after the Korean POW exchange, wants to go home but admits he is scared of facing punishment. Hawkins, a Peiping University alumnus and former POW camp typist, earns about $112 monthly as a truck serviceman and is engaged to a White Russian typist. Six of the original 23 have returned. one died in Red China.
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Court upholds denial of Robeson passport over silence on Communist ties
The U S Court of Appeals unanimously upheld the ruling by U S District Judge Barnita Matthews denying singer Paul Robeson a passport for refusing to answer whether he is or has been a Communist. The decision notes Robeson failed to exhaust administrative remedies by not pursuing a hearing.
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