U S Moves To Bar Passports For Communists
The State Department plans new rules to deny passports to Communist party members and fronts after a Supreme Court ruling requiring registration. The policy uses the Internal Security Act of 1950 and could criminalize passport use or application by registered members with penalties up to 10000 dollars fine and five years jail.
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New York Times
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Twist Risks for Teens as Dance Craze Hits Knee Health
In Buffalo, orthopedic surgeon Dr. Bernie P. Davis reports three teen knee injuries from twisting in the Twist dance craze. One tore a cartilage, another dislocated a kneecap, and a third suffered severe ligament strains. He cites vigorous knee rotation and hypnotic rhythm as causes.
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New York
Buffalo
Bernie P. Davis
Evacuation Ordered Near Merapi Volcano
Five thousand villagers were evacuated from homes near Merapi in east central Java as a precaution. Officials report signs of activity following the last major eruption in 1957, with reports reaching on Saturday.
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Merapi
Java
Lenhartsville Artist Finishes Hex Sign Despite Fading Talent
Johnny Ott, 71, a Lenhartsville Pennsylvania hex sign artist, adds final touches to a colorful piece. He worries the art is dying out due to a shortage of skilled makers while continuing to sell signs for homes and barns in the area.
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Johnny Ott
Ott
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What’s Left For Man To Believe In
Hal Boyle reflects on shaken beliefs as generations adapt. The piece contrasts past certainties with modern doubts about cash, patriotism, planting by moon, family authority, and health norms, noting how social norms shift with time and policy.
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Hal Boyle
Associated Press
New York
Tea quality linked to high altitude growth
The finest tea grows at 3000 to 7000 feet where moderated temperatures slow growth yielding smaller leaves with lower water content and richer flavor.
Italian City Rejects De Stalinization Move
Bologna officials led by Communist Mayor Giuseppe Dozza refuse to adopt the Soviet party congress de Stalinization policy. City council votes against aligning with Moscow in a tense stance on 1950s Cold War politics.
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Bologna
Italy
Communist Party Congress
Giuseppe Dozza
la Oe
French mayors vow resistance to anti government group
Avignon AP reports mayors of Vaucluse Department meeting Saturday pledge to stand fast and not resign amid threats from the anti government secret Army. They refuse to change the name of Stalingrad Street while alleging pressure from the outlaw group. The council says it is not opposed to changing street names in general but condemns violent threats. All 151 mayors were warned in an anonymous letter to quit within eight days.
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Avignon
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Vaucluse
Secret Army
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