East German Titoist movement leaders jailed
East Germany cracked down on a Titoist movement by jailing its leaders led by Wolfgang Harich a Humboldt University professor of Marxism age 33 and four accomplices locking in total 14 years imprisonment while acknowledging lingering unrest and wide student intellectual support despite suppression by Ulbricht regime and 450000 Soviet troops nearby.
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Six Hungarians seize Red Airliner en route to United States
In Frankfurt Germany Gyorgy Polyak led seven Hungarians who hijacked a government funded Hungarian airliner, forcing it to divert to a remote air strip in Ingostadt Bavaria. They and 19 others aboard are headed to New York aboard a charter to Idewild. Polyak named the group leader. his wife Ilona and Julia Jakaby joined later as the escapees seek asylum in the United States.
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Composer Dies in The Hague Netherlands F Sem Dresden 76
Dutch composer Sem Dresden died yesterday at 76. He wrote Tate a musical comedy and Chonis Symphonicus among other works. Dresden was a prominent figure in Dutch music with a career spanning several decades.
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