Red Press Campaign Targets Soviet Jews Aimed at Israel
AP dispatch by THOMAS FP WHITNEY notes sporadic Soviet press efforts to sway Jews away from emigration. Soviet Culture calls Israel heaven a paradise of infernal glory while Komsomol Pravda cites letters from Jews in Israel and one who returned. The piece cites three million Jews in the USSR and promotes Jewish representation in science and culture.
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Alcorn doubts GOP can score election victory
Associated Press reports Meade Alcorn, Republican National Committee chair, doubts his party can win the Senate and predicts only a bare House majority. The Hartford, Conn lawyer, Eisenhower appointee since 1957, has faced internal GOP skepticism while traveling nationwide to stump for Republicans amid recession and policy attacks.
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Russian Proposal Rejected By Allies
At Geneva the United States Britain and France rejected a Soviet bid for East and West trade ministers to meet before year end to plan joint action against economic recession. U S Delegate Henry J Heinz called the proposal aimed mainly at Western controls on exports to the Communist bloc and said such matters belong only to a summit conference. He noted the problems cannot be separated from security and political origins.
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Teachers In Tokyo Strike Over Education Policy
About 30,000 teachers from Tokyo primary and junior high schools walked out today against government education policy. Strikes are illegal in Japan, and this was the first in the nation’s history. Principals kept most classes running with help from parents, while about 6,000 Tokyo senior high teachers did not join. The leftist union protests a new appraisal system requiring periodic teacher reports and calls the policy a political checkup.
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Totalitarian Propaganda Push for Japanese Rearmament
A charged government piece frames rearmament as urgent for national strength, urging public support and depicting opponents as threats to unity. It leverages fear and pride to mobilize sentiment and suppress dissent.
Fall To Wreck Vital Rail Link
In Colombo Ceylon police found four sticks of dynamite wired to the main railroad bridge hours after the Workers Federation, allied with the Communist movement, called out 180000 public servants on strike. Destruction would sever traffic between central Ceylon tea districts and the island’s north and east. Strikers demand political rights for civil servants and a lower cost of living.
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Indian Ocean
Bulgarian family seeks asylum in Greece by breaking border
Traiko Tamiano Ivanoff, 50, of Sofia, his wife 36, and three sons aged 19 16 and 14 drive a 1927 Chrysler with armor and a periscope toward Salonika to seek political asylum. They had planned the escape for a year after obtaining Bulgarian permission to visit relatives at Monastir near the Yugoslav border.
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