Americans flee Russia after family seeks life there
Two Americans sought asylum in the Soviet Union aboard the Baltika after traveling from Moscow with $450. They claimed privacy requests and said the husband Johnson had never joined the American Communist Party but had supported Communist causes in Philadelphia. Embassy said the Johnsons arrived nine days before Way Day celebrations and found life in Moscow disappointing.
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Galaxy Show Faces Censor Change at Seattle Fair
Seattle World’s Fair production of the Galaxy Show reopened after censors mandated edits. The April 25 closing followed a format revision approved by the Board of Theatrical Supervisors on Tuesday. Jose Duarte now has more stage time while the bare-breasted dancers appear less.
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Water Budget Proposed by Long Beach Water Dept
A proposed annual budget totaling 7,104,630 dollars was submitted to Long Beach water commissioners by Brennan Thomas, general manager of the Municipal Water Department. The plan, awaiting two absent board members, projects no rate changes, notes a rainy winter reduced this year’s revenue, and forecasts a 4 percent drop in personal service expenses offset by wage uncertainties pending City Council action. It includes 218,000 in capital outlay for a 164.5 acre subdivision near the Municipal Airport with sale of parcels to payroll producing firms, and anticipates 564,878 from property sales. Staffing is pegged at 250, down from 254 authorized and 242 employed.
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City Council Studies Cats Population and New Pet Rules
Long Beach officials ordered a study of cat control measures and possible limits on cat numbers. A proposed five cat limit over four months was discussed but not enacted. The committee asked the city manager and attorney to examine broader changes including a $10 license fee for unspayed cats and dogs. Humane Society urged the inquiry amid reports of 160 to 200 animals destroyed weekly due to overcrowding. A curb law targeting dog owners who leave animals as nuisances was approved.
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Laos Rebels Hold Edge as Retreating Forces Reach Border
Laos government troops pull back to within 10 miles of the Thai border from Nam Tha. A pilot's report places withdrawing Royal Lao Army near Ban Honei Sai on the Mekong. Diplomatic talks show Reds pressing to control defense and interior ministries as Premier Souvanna Phouma seeks a neutralist handover.
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Germany Population Put at 54 Million
West Germany's population in last June's census stood at 53,975,000 according to the federal statistical bureau. If West Berlin is counted as part of West Germany the total rises to 56,172,000, the report said.
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Japan Teens Seize Tokyo Coffee Shop For Twist Party
Five youths were arrested in Tokyo on charges of forcefully occupying a coffee shop to host a twist dancing party. Police say about 300 teenagers entered the shop and played twist records brought by themselves, prompting the proprietor to seek intervention.
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