New Anti Jewish Drive In Russia Affects Jews
Evans reports from the Soviet Union on a suspected anti Jewish campaign following Stalin era relaxations. The piece outlines arrests, trials, and restrictions on Jewish cultural and religious life in Leningrad and other cities, noting Pechersky and other leaders. It cites renewed state pressure, foreign-tourist restrictions, and debates within Soviet society about discrimination and reform.
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Mose
Guel
Vungitias
Esary
Pechersky
Russia
Era
Dynkin
Kaganov
Erary
Leningrad
Gedlia Rubinovich Pechersky
Sen
Con
Uth
Soviet Union
Jeas
Meese
Gru
Moscow
Land
Raivcars
Saskatchewan Election Sees Far Left Drift Amid Harvest Crisis
Saskatchewan pivots toward a radical platform as CCF and labour groups discuss a national coalition led by Douglas withdrawal from NATO and a sweeping health care plan. Douglas, resigning as premier, aims to steer the new national effort while farmers face a drought and reduced wheat harvest.
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Regina
Canada
NATO
Tommy) Douglas
Douglas
Cooperative Commonwealth Federation
Saskatchewan
New Democratic Party
CCF
Canadian Labor Congress
Miister
United States
East Germany
Red China
Electronic Center Unmasked IRS Tax Return Processing
Martinsburg West Virginia reports a 25 billion modern electronic computer center to automate tax processing. Dillon cites annual returns rising to 135 million by 1990 and aims to cut evasion by automated data processing while freeing agents for enforcement and personal taxpayer assistance. The center will handle state and regional returns via punch cards and magnetic tapes, moving toward centralized digital processing.
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W. VA
UPI
Internal Revenue Service
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
IRS
Dillon
National Computer Center
Sam
Eheal
Internal Revenue
Middle Atlantic
Mortimer M
Aim Othe Oiison
Acta
Marlinsburg
Willade
Truman Defends Muzzling Walker and Favors Nuclear Tests
Former President Truman backed Kennedy on muzzling Gen Edwin Walker and said he would have replaced him as commander. He referenced firing MacArthur and stated he supports resuming atmospheric nuclear tests. In Chicago with Mrs Truman he dismissed fallout shelters as unnecessary for the non fearful.
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UPI
Truman
Kennedy
Edwin A. Walker
Secuive
Walker
Ins
Germany
MacArthur Truman
Douglas
MacArthur
United States
Maxwell TA
Phiippine
South Wet Nam
Laos
South Viet Nam
Phillippines
Typhoid Fear Grows in Belize After Hurricane Hanne
In Belize British Honduras authorities and relief agencies rush to curb a typhoid threat after Hurricane Hanne. Debris strewn slums yield hundreds of dead, with the toll well above 200. U S Navy doctors and nurses assist locals, inoculating about 13 000 in two days and 5000 more in Stann Creek.
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Belize
British Honduras
UPI
Hanne
Mudi
U.S. Navy
Stann Creek
Hattie Svoprom
Cuban Quits Ecuador Political Meddling Sparks Departure
Quito reports Cuban Charge d Affaires Pedro Ramirez will depart Ecuador amid government claims of meddling in internal affairs and involvement in several political incidents. The move follows tensions between Havana and Quito over external influence and regional disputes.
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Quito
Ecuador
UPN
Pedro Ramirez
Sun
Ramirez
Colleges’ English skills lag prompt reforms
A multinational batch of college deans argues high school graduates lack proper sentence construction. An ETS study of 1,688 freshmen at the University of New Mexico shows 28 of 60 on the mechanics test. Dr. A A Weilck says the national average mirrors this, urging reform in elementary and secondary English teaching.
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New York
University of New Mexico
A. A. Weilck
New Mexico
Soviet Union Defends Nuclear Tests Amid Cold War Rhetoric
Moscow analysts frame atmospheric tests as a necessary deterrent against Western aggression. Tass warns the United States must answer for disarmament and hints at more Soviet tests if U.S. resumes atmospheric testing. The piece cites Kennedy remarks and portrays NATO threats as justification for Soviet security measures.
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Moscow
Voice of America
Voice
Secre
Tass
United States
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Guestia
U. S
NATO
Ussr
German Reds Tighten Check at Berlin Border
Communist border police are rejecting U S military mission identity cards for civilians in Berlin. Civilians must show passports at the Friedrichstrasse crossings as lines between West and East Berlin tighten. The State Department has been informed but has not publicly commented.
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Henrich Luebke
Adenauer
Bonn
South America
Cuba
Middle East
Fidel Castro
Berlin
HTNS
West Berlin
East Berlin
United States
U.S
New York
East Germany
Friedrichstrasse
Ministry of Interior
Walter Ulbricht
Moscow
State Department
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
In New York a new healing substance reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids, relieves itch, and stops pain without surgery. The article cites cases of actual shrinkage and complete relief, crediting Bio-Dyne from a world famous research institute. Preparation H is the topical version now available at drug counters.
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