Battle lines form over teaching communism in schools
A heated debate splits educators on how to teach communism in U.S. schools. Dr. Carl F. Hansen and Rev. Stanley Parry lead opposing views in a symposium for a Senate subcommittee report, urging a balanced, fully grounded approach rather than propaganda.
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Head of NY World’s Fair seeks big U S space display
The article reports the head of the New York World’s Fair proposing a major U S space exhibit on the fairgrounds in Seattle. He notes federal approval challenges and Washington opposition while praising space and science leaders for backing a prominent project.
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Conservative Party plan hit by Rep Judd
A fragmented report discusses conservative party activities and reactions involving Rep Judd, plus notes on New York and Seattle fairs. The piece references discussions on fair funding, exhibition goals, and cross country collaboration, with emphasis on international goodwill and civic themes.
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Cuba faces rising Communist influence across society
A U S government survey estimates Cuba 1958 Communist membership at 12 000 rising claims to 27 000 with many more self identifying as Communist possibly over 100 000 and notes Moscow aligned parties expanding in labor government and education sectors as well as abroad. It contrasts Cuba with other nations where the IRO UPSR and PSP influence grows amid shifting loyalties. The report, based on intelligence, lists China and the Soviet bloc as leaders while noting domestic figures in the United States and Europe.
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World in a spin in Washington and abroad
A jumble of brief items notes Mrs. Frances Powers wife of a former U S pilot recovering after a sleeping pill incident. The Supreme Court meets today to issue opinions and orders before arguments resume. Dag Hammarskjöld and wife will leave California for the East Coast. Other items mention Pope John XXIII and Charles de Gaulle.
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Turncoat Burgess denies plan to return to Britain
Moscow report quotes Guy Burgess as saying he is delighted that Britain fears his return and that warrants may be issued for him and Donald MacLean if they step on British soil. He says Yard expectations of a comeback are nonsense and hints at continuing vacation plans while avoiding questions about his associate.
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