Americans balk at passport demands for China trip to festival
Six U.S. youths refused to hand over passports to Red Chinese authorities, opting to submit separate papers while still seeking travel to the China trip with 42 other Americans. The group, part of a 150-member U.S. delegation at the World Youth Festival in Moscow, faced government warnings and possible penalties.
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Fee TV Versus Free TV Battle Over Screen Prize
New York debate erupts over pay TV versus free television. Advocates push for toll TV while critics warn of lost free content. FCC decisions loom as cities consider wiring for paid programming and large venues eye early fall rollouts. Major backers include theater chains and broadcasters while unions and opera groups weigh in.
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Pomona Boy Drowns in Lake Arrowhead
The 9 year old son of Mr and Mrs Harry C Kirby of Pomona drowned at Lake Arrowhead Saturday. Authorities said Lynne Kirby apparently slipped from an inner tube and their son’s body was found in five feet of water about 20 feet from shore.
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Big Top Pair Weds in Syosset Circus Families Unite
In Syosset New York Bareback rider Belmonte Christian 49 and trapeze artist Delia Zacchin 19 married Sunday in a ceremony that united two famed circus lineages. The wedding featured a calliope rendition of Here Comes the Bride as about 100 guests including jugglers giants dwarfs and tumblers attended. The groom belongs to the Cristianis family known for bareback riding while the bride comes from a troupe famed for being shot from a cayman.
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Wife Attacks Boss Over Overtime With 2 by 4
Virginia Scales 94 days after Sunday assault at an electronics plant attacked her husband John Scales boss Frank OBrien with a 2 by 4. OBrien suffered a head injury and was treated at a hospital. Officers quoted Scales saying the boss should be hit daily for taking her husband. The plant may reduce overtime or lay off workers.
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Flu outbreak reported aboard Arosa Sky bound for U S
New York health officials said about 100 influenza cases were aboard the Arosa Sky, a ship carrying 547 passengers and 273 crew from Rotterdam with over 800 foreign students. Health officers will board at quarantine with Public Health Service, arranging care and informing destinations for the students.
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Challenge contestants tied for 8000 on CBS quiz
New York report says Andrew Nass and Semwel Perla tied for eight thousand dollars on the CBS show The $64,000 Challenge after correctly answering Roman Empire questions. Hans Conried also tied for four thousand with Tom Kane, with future appearances set for the next broadcast at higher stakes.
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How U S Spies On Russia Esquire Exposé Reveals CIA Secrets
A sensational Esquire feature claims to unveil CIA methods and Moscow intelligence interception. It portrays the agency as deeply secretive with elusive leaders and covert operations shaping the cold war narrative.
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Confession Sways Lo Lucg Chi in Rightist Turn
Hong Kong report says Lo Lucg Chi, Red China timber minister educated in America, admitted to being too right for the regime. The Non Communist Democratic League summoned him to a criticism meeting and he acknowledged many friends and he himself had drifted right, admitting anti Communist speeches in May.
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