Troubled World Notes Zhukov Ties and Global Tensions
In Tokyo analysts link Marshal Zhukov to a plan inviting U.S. military figures, aiming to refresh prestige while avoiding travel abroad. Washington renews mediation on the Cyprus dispute as student protests and Communist lines surface in Prague. Isolate clashes rise in Galilee after an Israeli strike. In Colombo Sinhala language bill passes, igniting riots as Lankan security braces for more unrest.
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Czech Government Admits Writers Targeted by State Pressure
The Vienna report notes Prague acknowledges that Czech writers faced government pressure and censorship. Authorities concede some authors suffered public scrutiny and institutional coercion affecting literary work and freedom of expression.
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Union Official in Contempt of Congress
John T. Gojack, 39, a general vice president of the United Electrical and Machine Workers Union, was sentenced to nine months in jail and fined $200 for contempt of Congress. Judge David A. Pine rejected a suspended sentence. conviction dated May 3 on six counts. The union was expelled from CIO for following a Communist line amid un American activities inquiries.
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Pasadena graduation flags 30 nations amid smoke and ceremony
The Pasadena City College and local high schools held a 4 015 graduate ceremony as a fire caused smoke in the stadium. Dr. James Hutchins gave the invocation and the address about expanding horizons. The board president Lamb urged moral values and faith in God.
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Family faces multiple appendectomies in Nebraska town
In McCook Nebraska a family sees multiple members undergo surgeries within months. Kindergartner Diane Remington a second grader Connie Remington and their father Doran each have appendectomies. Their mother previously had her appendix removed.
Eisenhower Leaves Hospital for Long Weekend at Home
President Dwight D. Eisenhower departed the hospital and returned to his Philadelphia home for a long weekend. A 15 minute White House business conference with Sherman Adams and Col. Goodpaster followed reports that he disposed of several matters, including nine bills approval and Samuel L. Brownell’s resignation as Office of Education commissioner. He will resume official duties Monday morning.
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