Dutch Catholics Hit Stepinac Trial
In Amsterdam the Netherlands Catholic labor movement adopted a resolution denouncing the 16 year sentence given to Yugoslav Archbishop Stepinac. It called the verdict a violation of justice and impartiality aimed at the Catholic church in Yugoslavia andobjected to charges of collaboration or treason. The archbishop was convicted on collaboration charges on October 11 by a Yugoslav court.
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Netherlands
Catholic Labor Movement
Stepinac
Yugoslavia
Franco Hold Found Stronger in Spain Crisis
London reports show British assessment that Franco remains secure in Spain despite foreign criticism. An informant says there was once talk of an internal coalition to oust him, but continued foreign denunciations have solidified Franco supporters and weakened any outside push for change. Britain prefers internal Spanish initiative for removal.
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Jed Ioconain
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el Candia
Britain
Drive to Ban Dear Mr. Gains Drive to Ban Dear Mr. Gains
Chicago reporter details Willis Jones a 43 year old freelance art designer who started a one man campaign to abolish the salutation Dear in business letters He created gummed stickers reading Lets drag dear in business letters Are you with us and has printed 1 900 000 of them due to high demand The effort aims to remove the customary address from professional correspondence and gain support nationwide
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Willis Jones
George
Jones
Society For Abolishing
Sarawak Bars Crown Claimer From Entering
Anthony Brooke former crown prince and Brooke claimant to Sarawak throne was prohibited from entering Sarawak to maintain peace. An official Kuching statement said he openly aimed to alter government and restore the Brooke regime and would endanger public order. Brooke was en route to Singapore via Manila. In a separate item Tulsa county voters rejected a 1,250,000 bond for a charity hospital.
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Little Nations Border to Russia
A foreign column analyzes shifts in regional attitudes toward the Soviet Union. Tehran quietly regains Azerbaijan support and suppresses Kurdish groups, Greece faces surrendered insurgents, and Turkey combats leftists as observers note a possible easing Kremlin influence. Moscow’s five year plan and Stalin's fate loom over a changing geopolitical mood.
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U. N. Security Council
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Azerbaijan
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Turkey
Istanbul
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Macedonia
EAM
Macedonian National Liberation Front
Europe
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U.N
Stalin
Communist future seen by observers in Istanbul
Veteran foreign observers in Istanbul stated today that they believe the future of communism may be shaped by evolving global events. They cautioned that the spread of reformist ideas could alter traditional party dynamics and influence international relations in the coming months.
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