Free World Faces Limits In Offering Haven For Chinese Refugees
Washington reports UPI that U.S. diplomats warn the refugee crisis from Red China may be too vast for solution. Hundreds of thousands seek escape via Hong Kong, which is overwhelmed. Formosa offers some resettlement but faces its own shortages.
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Free World
Red China
Hong Kong
Donald May
United Press International Washington
UPI
U.S
Formosa
Formoci
India
Kennedy
Asia
Thailand
Australia
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
Walter
House Immigration Subcommittee
House
United States
United Nations
U.N
Cauliflower Tomato Casserole and Blueberry Pie Delights
A home cook shares cauliflower and tomato casserole instructions with layers of cauliflower canned tomatoes and cheese. It also offers a potato and mushroom soup bake with hard boiled eggs and breadcrumbs, followed by a crumb crust blueberry pie with graham cracker topping.
Women protest as South Africa tightens policing under Verwoerd
In Johannesburg a group of women, symbolized by their flame of freedom, faced jeering youths while opposing a sweeping new anti-sabotage bill in Parliament. The measure grants unprecedented police powers in peacetime, imposes the death penalty, and limits press, academic, and religious freedoms, removing pre-trial checks and jury trials amid widening public dissent.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Union of South Africa
Hendrik F. Verwoerd
Verwoerd
Black Sash
Pakistan Stores Use Rugs on the Streets
In Karachi, Pakistan, rug merchants cover busy streets with handwoven carpets inviting drivers to run over them. The practice aims to pressurize buyers by showcasing the rug’s value after being compacted by heavy vehicles.
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Pakistan
Karachi
UPI
Local Notes
Norman H. Foster, former Washington resident now KU graduate student, elected to Sigma Xi for geology research. Roger Fulton to give senior vocal recital June 1 at 8 pm in Columbus Junction United Presbyterian Church with Brad Fulton and Kenneth Kent, Terry Kent assisting. Norman M. Merz of Washington a candidate for a B S at Marquette University with commencement June 3. Gerald Horak of Washington earns a B A in biology from St. Ambrose College Davenport May 27.
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Roger Fulton
Robert Fulton
Columbus Junction
United Presbyterian Church
Brad
Kenneth
Terry Kent
Ottumwa
Horak
Gerald Horak
Washington
St. Ambrose College
Davenport
Paul R. Horak
A Shot in the Dark and Broadway Musicals Review
New York previews and touring plans mention A Shot in the Dark starring Elizabeth Seal at the Booth Theatre with Julie Harris in the background. The piece notes Golden Boy Broadway plans with Sammy Davis Jr and Odets adaptation, plus Shakespeare Revisited with Hayes Evans and a long run of Little Mary Sunshine at Cherry Lane. It ends with U.S. marriage projections reaching 2.14 million by 1970.
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New York
UPI
Elizabeth Seal
Harry Kurnitz
Marcel Achard
Reach
Booth Theater
Julie Harris
Miss Seal
Irma la Douce
Hillard Elkins
Broadway
Clifford Odets
Golden Boy
Cherry Lane Theater
Greenwich Village
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Fourth Ward
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Square Washington Township
Mace’s
Iowa Ave
Washington, Iowa
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Jacqueline Kennedy
President Kennedy
John Jr
White House
Keith
Wonderon
Michaels-Stern
Jack Gaver
UPI Drama
Luther Adler
William Holden
Richard Rodgers
54Th Street
Times Square
Shubert Alley
Helen Hayes
Maurice Evans
Stratford
Conn
Washington County Bar Association
Paul V. Shearer
Robert Bates
Sec’y
America’s Finest
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