Khrushchev storms UN as disarmament vote stalls
Khrushchev faced another UN setback over disarmament after a 54 to 13 vote against debating his demand. He threatened rockets and warned the West, while James J. Wadsworth defended the U S position and urged not to hold debates in the chamber.
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Congo Crisis Tensions Rise Over Lumumba Arrest
In Leopoldville angry crowds attacked white motorists near Patrice Lumumba's villa as troops sealed the ex premier inside. The Congo government faced off with UN forces over arrest warrants while Congo army cordoned the residence.
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Justin Bomboko
Red Khrushchev cancels Castroland Cuba visit
Reports from Iron Curtain officials say Soviet Premier Khrushchev canceled a planned goodwill visit to Cuba after dismay over his NY meetings with Castro and rising anti Communist sentiment across Latin America. He plans to fly to Moscow after a 25 day New York stay and address a rally at Moscow Stadium.
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United Mine Workers Discuss 43rd Convention Proposals
Delegates at the 43rd convention of the United Mine Workers of America in Cincinnati referred contract change proposals to the national policy committee. A key item was a request to consider reducing the work day as part of the next contract.
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Cincinnati
United Mine Workers of America
Kaiser Named Divisional Chief at Massillon Steel Plants
Public Steel Corp announces Herman F. Kaiser of Canton as divisional superintendent of the Massillon basic steel plant and the adjacent stainless steel finishing plant in Cleveland.
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Republic Steel Corp
Herman F. Kaiser
Canton
Massillon
Peace Talks Open Between GE and IUE
The federal government's lead mediator will preside over new discussions on Thursday between General Electric Co and the International Union of Electrical Workers, aiming to resolve the ongoing strike.
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New York
General Electric Co
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
Steel market shows slight improvement this week
The iron and steel sector gains a modest uptick in tone, with Iron Age noting a firmer mood across producers and buyers. Steel prices and demand appear steadier, aided by steady output and cautious buying.
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New York
Iron Age Magazine
Five Day Forecast Temperatures Rise Then Cooler Sweep
Temperatures will run 3 to 6 degrees above normal with highs near 66 and lows around 46. Few changes until a cooler turn expected Sunday. Precipitation totals around a quarter to a half inch, with light rain overs Thursday night and Friday and again about A.
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SEC
Yanks Favored In Sixth Game Of World Series
Pittsburgh hurler Bob Friend who won 18 games in the regular season aimed to push the Pirates to their first world title in 35 years by beating the New York Yankees in game six at Forbes Field. Whitey Ford would start for the Yankees if needed, with a seventh game possible. A crowd of 37,000 was expected as the Pirates trailed 3-2 in a best-of-seven series after a rollercoaster sequence of games.
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Nixon Confident In Island Issue In California Tour
Vice President Richard M. Nixon returns to California with a sharpened focus on Quemoy and Matsu as key points in his campaign. He argues defense of the islands and criticizes Kennedy on foreign policy, signaling a major debate theme. Nixon proposes delaying the fifth television debate to expand coverage.
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Student Assassin Arrested in Tokyo Political Murder
A 17 year old ultranationalist stabbed Socialist party chairman Inejiro Asanuma to death during a campaign forum in Tokyo. The attack triggered mass leftist protests and fear of renewed ultranationalist terrorism in Japan.
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Otaya Yamaguchi
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Hayato Ikeda
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Union Men Urged to Return to Work at Marietta Plant
Seven craft unions of the Tu Endie Wei Metal Trades Chapter at Mari etta Manufacturing say a work stoppage is not authorized. All union men are urged to return to work at once. The stoppage began Monday and reasons were not disclosed.
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Refuses To Return Escapee Defies Soviets
Victor Jaanimets, 29, Estonian sailor who fled Khrushchev's ship, defied Soviet diplomats at New York immigration headquarters. He said the decision was his, not forced, after slipping away from a shore party during a Manhattan outing. He remains in custody while authorities check details.
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Newsmen Banned At Cuban Trials
In Santa Clara the Fidel Castro regime conducts a major conspiracy trial behind closed doors with foreign press excluded except four Russians. About 170 defendants enter the courtroom with defense claiming over 200 on trial for armed rebellion in the Escambray Mountains or collaboration with insurgents. Among those named is Richard Pecoraro of Staten Island New York, a fired New York City fireman. A second tribunal at Santiago will hear evidence against 21 men alleged to have invaded Cuba’s northeast coast last week, including Anthony Zarba.
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New York City
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Anthony Zarba
Kennedy Defends Quemoy and Matsu Policy in NYC Interview
Senator John F Kennedy reiterates that Quemoy and Matsu are strategically indefensible and the United States should not risk a world war by defending them. He criticizes Nixon’s charge that the policy leads toward war and surrender during their campaign. The dispute flared after their second television debate last week.
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John F. Kennedy
Quemoy
Matsu
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
East and West Worlds Apart on UN Majority Rule
Khrushchev’s UN remarks expose a gulf between the Communist and Western democracies over the UN’s role. He says the body is a forum for resolving issues rather than a parliament with enforced decisions, while Western nations see it as a representative body whose majority rule guides global peace.
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Merger Study Deadline Set for Carriers in Baltimore
February 1 deadline announced for completing a merger study of the physical plants of the Baltimore and Ohio and the New York Central Railroads. Douglas Campbell, Central vice president, disclosed the date while in Baltimore inspecting B and O facilities.
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Douglas Campbell
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Power loss cited in Electra crash inquiry
Boston reports that the turboprop Electra plunged into Boston Harbor 14 seconds after takeoff due to loss of power in one and possibly two port engines. The House Aviation subcommittee chair notes no structural defects were involved.
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Nixon to Launch Whistle Stop Campaign Route
Vice President Richard Nixon plans a whistle-stop campaign across the nation a week before elections, with Charlotte serving as a reporting locale for the observer.
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N. C
Richard Nixon
Charlotte Observer
GE President Rebuffs Strike Settlement With Price Hike Link
Lynn Massachusetts General Electric Co president closes door to any settlement that would permit price increases.
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Lynn
Mass
General Electric Co
Atlas rocket falters. Air Force locates fault in Cape Canaveral
A first Atlas series rocket failure at Cape Canaveral prompted Air Force engineers to diagnose the problem. They report narrowing the fault to a specific system component and plan corrective steps to fix the issue.
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