Khrushchev Weighs In On US Politics Across Eras
Nikita Khrushchev has long interjected in American politics, praising some leaders and denouncing others. From labeling Kennedy and Nixon as “lackeys” to likening Goldwater’s rally to a Nazi gathering, he has mixed blunt criticism with cautious diplomacy. He later praised Johnson as reasonable and shared warmth with Eisenhower before the U2 incident cooled ties.
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Animated Lincoln Figurine Captivates World Fair Crowds
New York AP reports the Lincoln figure from the Walt Disney organization as the standout at the Blinds Pavilion. The lifelike animated Lincoln delivers ten minute excerpts from his speeches on liberty and freedom, drawing hushed crowds into roaring applause at curtain call.
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Scientists Seek Tree Shrews for Cancer Research
Government scientists hope the tree shrew from east India and Asia can become a new aid in cancer research. The Public Health Service calls the shrew ready to settle down and have babies as it nears humans on the evolutionary scale. The National Cancer Institute awarded a research contract to Tulane University’s Delta Prime Research Center in Covington, Louisiana to study the shrew’s suitability for laboratory virus studies that may cause human cancer.
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Greeks Forced To Leave Turkey
Istanbul Greeks face forced evacuation as Turkish authorities order over 800 of Istanbul’s about 9,000 Greek nationals to depart. Deportations began last March amid claims of activities detrimental to national interests, while Greeks recount losses of homes businesses and bank assets and fear broader expulsions.
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Cypriot Shepherds Flee as Violence Rises on Island
In Cyprus, shepherds face growing danger amid Greek Turkish clashes. Dozens wounded or killed, captives vanish, and flocks forced to cross contested terrain to reach grazing. Veterans like Hassan Hussein fear for morning returns as gunfire drives sheep to safer riverbeds.
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Paenagis Yanni
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Stubbornness Pays Off For Frisco Actor's Workshop
San Francisco drama writer William Glover profiles the Actor's Workshop led by Jules Irving and Herbert Blau. Faced with offers of permanent security elsewhere, the group stayed in San Francisco to pursue its mission. The city considers a possible Workshop center near the ferry building, while balance sheets show annual Ford Foundation support and a 82 production legacy since 1954 with professional actors.
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Associated Press
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Actor’s Workshop
Jules Irving
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Broadway
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Irving
John F. Shelbey
Funt recalls six favorite Candid Camera gags
New York AP story recounts Allen Funt selecting six personal favorites from Candid Camera episodes. Memorable sequences include a junkyard car with no engine staged for Dorothy Lamour, a talking mailbox dialogue, infants conducting a symphonic piece, a station wagon split scene with Dorothy Collins driving, a diner ensemble performance, and a Cinderella child moment with a midnight clock finale.
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Dorothy Lamour
Dorothy Collins
Orchestra
Prejudice Called Evil in Pastoral Letter
Kansas City bishop Charles H. Helmsing of the St. Joseph Catholic Diocese urges religion to wage war on racial prejudice. He defines prejudice as judgment without truth seeking and says civil rights law aligns with natural law and scripture.
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Charles H
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St. Joseph Catholic
Real Estate Dealers See No Major Housing Problems
Wichita AP reports about the Kansas Association of Real Estate Boards meeting with about 200 delegates at a conference. Six delegates were surveyed on civil rights bill impact. varied views include support for equal rights and concern about area price effects, with emphasis on property owners' right to sell and hopes for stable values.
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David M. Neiswanger
Tostipeka
Association
Helen M. George
Wichafita
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