U.N. Drama Grows Over Red China Entry and Middle East Tensions
At the United Nations, a tense session unfolds as delegates debate adding Red China to the agenda while global crises loom. Leaders from India, the United States, Britain, and the USSR confront legal snags, troop movements, and peace enforcement amid Hungary and Egypt concerns.
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Soviet Red Cross stamp claim shocks philatelists
The Kremlin asserts surgeon Pirogoff founded the Red Cross, challenging Swiss praise of Henry Dunant. Russia issues two adhesive stamps showing sanitation students and a nurse with a factory, marking the first Soviet recognition of the Red Cross locally. A Cuba airmail set features a dove and hawk designs. Australia plans a new Antarctic post office at Westfold Hills, second on the continent after Mawson (1954). Liechtenstein releases a sports stamp set. Nassau Hall’s 200th anniversary is honored on a 3 cent stamp. First Day Covers available via Princeton Postmaster with Sept 22 deadline.
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