Polish Purge Expands as Officials Are Dismissed
Warsaw reports nine more Polish officials have been purged amid unrest and calls for more removals of so called enemies of the state. Josef Kutin, deputy to the Foreign Trade Minister, was fired for shielding subordinates labeled traitors of the fatherland. Andrzej Gwizdz, director of the national Parliament office, was dismissed for views contrary to the party line.
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Still At It TEL AVIV Israel army reports cross river fire
The Israel army said another exchange of fire across the Jordan River occurred Wednesday night and a halftrack struck a mine in the southern Negev. A spokesman said mortar shells were fired at two settlements in the Beisan Valley with no casualties or damage reported as Israeli troops returned fire.
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ABC apologizes for bikini belly dancer telecast error
In Melbourne ABC apologized for a satellite broadcast showing a bikini clad belly dancer during a link between Australia and Japan. General manager Talbot Duckmanton called it a lapse from standards. Public and parliamentary protests followed. Producer Bill Fitzwater resigned and plans to seek work overseas. Faye Sullivan, 21, depicted dancer, and the program featured a Japanese student orchestra and a 1,000-voice choir.
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Australia
Australian Broadcasting Co
ABC
Japan
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Belgrade editor ousted over political article shock
Ljubisa Manojlovic, chief editor of Jez, was “kicked upstairs” after the Belgrade City Committee of the Communist party deemed his report for Literary Paper politically negative. He was expelled from the party and shifted to a non editorial post, then listed today as director of the publishing company.
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End Of Strike Ends Unloading Food For West Bengal Villagers
CALCUTTA AP The port strike in Midnapore West Bengal ended today after authorities granted most worker demands. Some 42 000 workers will gain permanent status for casual staff as 900 000 villagers faced starvation during the stoppage. The strike began last Friday and disrupted food unloading in the district.
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West Bengal
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Spanish masterpieces arrive for HemisFair display
Fourteen Spanish art masterpieces valued at over 200 million dollars arrived safely in San Antonio for HemisFair 68. The works will be shown when the exposition opens next Tuesday in HemisFair Plaza.
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