World Court says UN members must share peacekeeping costs
The Hague advisory opinion says all United Nations members owe money for Congo and Middle East peacekeeping. The Soviet bloc rejects payment and opposes Assembly endorsement. Diplomats expect enough votes to uphold the ruling when the Assembly meets in September. The United States hails the decision as vital to international law and UN solvency.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
NLY
Congo
Suez
Soviet Union
Middle East
The
Hague
U.N. General Assembly
Assembly
U.N
Bolivia
Guatemala
Paraguay
Yemen
United States
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
World Forum
General Assembly
World Court
U.N. Congo
Seven Die in Head-on Crash Near Shawano County
Shawano county reports seven killed in a head-on crash on a narrow country road between Caroline and Pella. Three couples were in one car, six victims described as in their 40s. the other driver, in his 20s, was alone. Accident reported at 3:36 AM with two women's watches stopped at 1:45.
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Shawano, Wish
Caroline
Pella
Shawano County
Leftist Students Demonstrate in Nagoya
About 300 leftist students of the Zengakuren group protested a government hearing on revising Japan's no war constitution in Nagoya. Police guarded the Nagoya City Hall as 28 demonstrators were charged with obstructing public duties after a clash in front of the building.
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Nagoya
Japan
Zengaku-ren
Albany Negro March Test Of Civil Rights In Georgia
Albany Georgia braces for a mass march led by Dr Martin Luther King Jr to protest racial policies. Police numbers exceed 150 as King warns the struggle tests the local and national movement with a two church rally and city hall protest planned for 2 pm.
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Martin Luther King, Jr
Washington
Albany
South Georgia
W. G. Anderson
Albany Osteopath
Albany Movement
Ralph Abernathy
Atlanta
King
AP Photofax
Albany, Ga
Georgia
Martin Luther King Jr
City Hall
No Settlement Denied By Gov Erbe On Guard Trim
Gov Norman Erbe said Friday he has not reached any settlement with federal officials on trimming Iowa National Guard and Army Reserve troops. He stated there is absolutely nothing to it and he knows nothing about such a deal.
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Des Moines
Norman Erbe
Iowa National Guard
Army
Iowa
Erbe
Burn Bannister
Ottumwa
Commission On Civil Rights
Commission of ‘Civil Rights
$120 a Week Clerk Admits Stock Theft
New York AP report recounts a Boston Brinks style stock theft case as a clerk admits stealing over $1.3 million in securities from Bache & Co. A confederate hid the loot in a vacant lot for a week before Mr X arranged a sale. FBI rounds up two others, while Tallman and Dodge face $25,000 bail.
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New York
Tallman
Hogan
Wall Street
District Attorney's
Boston
FBI
District Attorney’s Office
Robert 3
Dodge
Upper Manhattan
Mr. X
Newark
N.J
John Lombardozzi
Joseph G. Martinelli
John Mambardozzi
Brooklyn
Frank S. Hogan
Martinelli
Jersey City
Gordon A. Tall
Bronx
Bache & Co
Bache
Newark NJ
District Attorney's Office
AP Photofax
Laos Parley Formally OKs Pact
Laos Conference approves a treaty of neutrality and independence for the Southeast Asian kingdom to end Cold War tensions. The 14 nations including the United States and Soviet Union join in backing a free, neutral Laos with the coalition government under Prince Souvanna Phouma to stay neutral. The accord signals East West diplomacy where major powers align with smaller states amid regional tensions in Vietnam and nearby areas.
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Tom Reedy
Geneva
Laos
Soviet Union
Red China
Lord Home
United States
Souvanna Phouma
Washington
Moscow
Viet Nam
Thailand
India
Star Tribune First Union Sign Pact Ends Strike
The Machinists Union unanimously approves a two year contract for 18 members, granting a 22.7 cent per hour pay increase with 13.3 cents retroactive to April 1. The settlement may set a pattern for five other striking unions including pressmen printers and mailers. Printers and mailers prepare to vote on Sunday.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis Star and Tribune
William, Morse
International Typographical Union
Mother and three children die in Athol house fire
A mother Lillian Beger aged 38 and her three children Bruce 16 Kim 4 and Keily 3 died in a five room home fire in Athol Massachusetts early today. Father Richard 39 and daughter Lynn 7 escaped. Richard Jr 18 is in the Navy.
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Athol, Mass
Lillian Beger
Bruce
Kim
Keily
Richard
Lynn
Richard Jr
Fix Trouble Launch Set for Sunday
A stray radio signal in the Atlas Agena B booster forced a 24 hour postponement of the Mariner I Venus mission launch. Officials said the fault is not serious and could be corrected for a Sunday morning liftoff. The 446 pound probe would travel about 224.8 million miles to meet Venus, with instruments to study the planet’s atmosphere and magnetic field. Scientists seek clues on Venus heat and potential life, though most expect no life due to extreme temperatures. The target rendezvous date is December 8, with Venus about 95 million miles from Earth today.
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Howard Benedict
Cape Canaveral Fla
United States
Venus
Ner I
Earth
Mariner II
Mariner I
Iowa Republicans Call for Restudy on Liquor Control
Iowa Republicans pause on liquor policy urging restudy by the legislature. The convention endorsed a platform emphasizing immediate property tax relief and school aid, while selecting George Nagle as state chairman and Irene Laverty as vice chair. The liquor plank calls for a careful review of the existing act after almost 30 years, with no explicit tax changes.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Republican State Central Committee
George Nagle
Iown City
Irene Laverty
Indianola
B. D. Silliman
Cedar Rapids
Resolutions Committee
Gation
Dakota NG Units Release Dates Set
The Army announced release dates for two Dakota National Guard units called up last October. The 211th Engineer Co. of Lemmon, SD, and the 818th Engineer Co. of Bottineau, ND, will be released August 1. The North Dakota unit has 108 men, the South Dakota unit 127 men.
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Ft, Lewis
Wash
Army
Dakota National Guard
211Th Engineer Co
Lemmon
S.D
818Th Engineer Co
Bottinesa
N D
North Dakota
South Dakota
Miss Flame Becomes Aqua Queen at Minneapolis Aquatennial
Connie Hacnny a 20 year old University of Minnesota junior entered as Miss Flame and was crowned Queen of the Lakes at Theodore Wirth Park during the Aquatennial ceremony. She stands 5 3 and weighs 120 pounds and is a member of Gamma Phi Beta. Attendants are runners up Patricia Ann Lund and Pamela Jeanne Taylor from St. Claud Bloomington.
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Minneapolis
Brownette
Flame
Patricia Ann Lund
St. Claud
Pamela Jeanne Taylor
Bloomington
Floods and Fires Hit Luzon and Catanduanes in Philippines
Manila reported widespread flooding with many streets underwater. Large fires burned in two Luzon towns and on Catanduanes island as floods and fires battered the region today.
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Manila
Philippines
Luzon
Catanduanes
Federal Judge Fight Over Negro Voting Ties Louisiana Clash
In East Carroll Parish Louisiana a federal state civil rights dispute flares as Judge Voelker, backed by federal authorities, attempts to register 28 Negro voters amid a restraining order from a state judge. The case centers on alleged discrimination and federal authority to enforce voting rights under the 1960 Civil Rights Act. A Monday hearing in Shreveport could influence whether the state action is moved to federal court.
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Lake Providence
Louisiana Parish
Femmary 1
Frank Voolker Sr
Harwin F. Hunter Jr
East
Carrol) Parish
Ben C. Dikins Jr
Voelker
Hocking
Hunter
Shreveport
East Carroll
Deep South
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Montgomery
Ala
Ln King
Grady Rawls
Rawls
Henry Neal
Ernest Vandiver
Soul As King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Star-Tribune
Italy
Rome
London
Anne
Queen Elizabeth 11
Sheek
Snes SA
Mariner
Daisy
Marta
Donsald P. Evans
Rome, N.Y
Kerr . Mills
Silliman
Pottawattamie County Dele
Dakota NG
Miss Flame
Aqua Queen
Louisiana
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