Broadway summer outlook and world news roundup
Broadway night clubs brace for a lean summer with no premieres and fewer backers as audiences migrate to beaches. European officials foresee gradual shifts toward an international economic framework under Mazjolia, while Italians in Yugoslavia push for citizenship. Britain prepares a draft bill to nationalize steel, Japan surveys its parks and land use, and a Puerto Rico primary sets national convention delegates amid a crowded electoral week.
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