Soviet crackdown on Jewish religious life widens
Jewish leaders say Soviet arrests and trials signal a broad campaign against Judaism in the USSR. Katz of Bnai Brith notes three Moscow lay leaders jailed, with a 12 year term for Roshal and harsh sentences for Leningrad figures, while synagogues face closure and limited Yiddish culture.
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Hurricane Hattie Rips Through British Honduras Aftermath
United Press International reporter William Cook details the devastation in British Honduras from Hurricane Hattie. He notes 400 to 500 dead, 15,000 homeless, looting, martial law, and a massive relief effort including U S Navy helicopters and relief ships.
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Fla
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Guatemala
Mexico
Brookings Urges More U.S. Aid To Colleges
Brookings Institution calls for expanded federal support for higher education noting rising college budgets rely on funds from federal research and student aid. The report supports increased scholarships and loans while urging continued funded research and faculty pay improvements to sustain instruction.
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Parliament weighs draft expansion amid army funding stress
In London the debate focuses on extending draftee service and calling up reservists as a short term fix. Critics urge resuming the draft or cutting commitments in Kenya Aden and Cyprus while the government resists a permanent army growth.
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Philippine president faces closer race for second term
Philippine President Carlos P Garcia, who won by 600000 votes in 1957, seeks another term with rival Diosdado Macapagal poised to challenge him. Irish reports condemn a machine gun assault that killed an Northern Ireland officer and wounded three. In Britain the Electrical Trades Union loses Communist control as nine anti communists and two Communists win seats on the executive council.
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Irish Republic
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Northern Ireland
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Design Award Given for Newspaper Layouts in Britain
London editors claim the Communist Daily Worker and the Times of London won British printing trade design awards for 1961 The Daily Worker scored for classified advertisement layouts while the Times of London earned honors for overall newspaper design on its front and inside pages.
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Floods Hit Norway Drench Southern Regions
Northern flood disaster leaves hundreds homeless and washes out railroad lines. Heavy rains over two weeks triggered mudslides across southern Norway, disrupting transport and local life.
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UPI
Nehru Attacks Russia Over Hungarian Revolt
New York report says Indian Prime Minister Nehru condemned Soviet repression in Hungary as brutal while cautioning that self preservation influenced Moscow’s actions. He warned a renewed nuclear test by the USSR worsens global tensions and criticized Eastern European domination, calling for self determination and UN inclusion of Red China.
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China
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Kennedy
German Reds Stand Behind Ulbricht Amid De Stalinization Push
East Germany's Communist Party cements Walter Ulbricht's leadership despite Moscow's de Stalinization. Neues Deutschland devotes space to defending his line and rebuffing calls for personality cults, while West observers note growing East German unrest and a shrug from Brandt. The piece highlights debates on inner party democracy and centralism.
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Neues Deutschland
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Thief Smashes Store Window and Steals TV Set
Delis Furniture owner says a thief smashed a front window with a pop bottle early Sunday and stole a portable television valued at 198 dollars. A service station attendant saw a man flee after the crash and chased him down 12th Street without success.
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