SHUBERT GROUP SCORED; House Unit Finds Boston Critic Subjected to 'Pressure'
Date: 20 July 1956
House (Chelf) subcom scores J J Shubert orgn for using econ pressures to control Boston Post drama critic Norton revs; says tech there is no press freedom bar
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ITALY'S REDS TRIM ACTIVITY IN CRISIS; Party Cuts Staff Severely-- Paper Faces Suspension, Others Lose Circulation French Party Down 15%
Date: 21 July 1956
By ARNALDO CORTESI Special to The New York Times
Arnaldo Special
party membership reptdly 429,643, 15% below '54 figure
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VIRGINIA TORNADO HAMPERED ALERT; Other Storms Add Realistic Touch to Conditions Civil Defense Aides Must Face Oher News in Report
Date: 21 July 1956
By CHARLES E. EGAN Special to The New York Times
Charles EGAN
Govt uses CD emergency press hdqrs to supply news unrelated to Operation Alert; news flow greatly improved over '55 Alert
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Transport News and Notes; Admiral Urges a Second U.S. Superliner --Constitution Stowaway Faces Trial Stowaway in Trouble Pan American Seeks Route Propellers Still Popular Newspapers by Air Hard-Luck Trawler
Date: 20 July 1956
Newspapers of 17 major cities flown daily to Amer Osteopathic Assn conv, NYC
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M'NAMARA CHARGES G.O.P. SETS UP 'IDOL'
Date: 20 July 1956
Sen McNamara charges Repub 'coat-tail riders' set up Eisenhower as 'idol' in order to get re-elected
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Transport News and Notes; Norwegian School Ship Arriving--British Buy Turbine Airliners 36 Planes Sold to Airline Canadian Pacific Appoints Manz Rates Up
Date: 21 July 1956
J R Y Johnston named managing dir
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BRITAIN CANCELS ASWAN DAM OFFER IN LINE WITH U.S.; London Exit From Egyptian Project Comes Day After Step by Washington CAIRO ANGERED AT NEWS Spokesmen Declare Action Is Designed to Destroy the Prestige of Nasser
Date: 21 July 1956
By KENNETT LOVE Special to The New York Times
Kennett Special
mine blast kills 11, hurts 72, Upper Silesia
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Pu Yi Re-emergers as Key Witness When Reds Convict 28 Japanese; Peiping Dispatch Gives First Reliable News in 10 Years of Ex-Manchurian Ruler
Date: 21 July 1956
By HENRY R. LIEBERMAN Special to The New York Times
Henry LIEBERMAN
28 Japanese war prisoners sentenced to retroactive prison terms of 12-20 yrs, Mukden; R Takebe, former head of Manchukuo Gen Affairs Bd, officials T Furumi and Y Kibe in group; H Pu Yi, former puppet emperor of Manchujuo still in custody, emerges as key witness in trial after 10 yrs silence on his whereabouts; illus; 328 Japanese prisoners released for repatriation from Fushun and Shansi Prov; 354 still held unsentenced
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