Soviet writers held for investigation amid Western publishing
The Soviet government acknowledged that writers Andrei Sinyavsky and Yuri Daniel, both about 40, are under investigation for reportedly smuggling their works to the West for publication. A spokesman for the Soviet Committee for Cultural Relations With Foreign Countries declined to say what charges may be brought or whether they will be tried. Confirmation came after Nobel laureate Mikhail Sholokhov said Sinyavsky awaits trial in Stockholm. Sinyavsky, a critic, published works abroad under Abram Tertz. Daniel, a translator, used Nikolai Arzhak.
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Johnson to address AFL-CIO on union dues repeal stand
President Johnson planned to speak by phone to nearly 1000 AFL-CIO delegates at the 10th anniversary convention from the Texas ranch about repealing state anti dues to contract laws. He may also urge business leaders to press wage price controls to curb inflation while Senate filibuster stalls repeal.
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Dem Sot Public Theater Program Plans Raise Campaign Funds
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Goldwater Demands McNamara Resign as Defense Chief
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Fragmentary OCR notes report a steel plant event at Avenue Lose Réact on a Sunday with uncertain details. Names, dates, or exact actions are unclear, but the setting suggests a local industrial occurrence. Further readable specifics are not present in the text.
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