U.N Delegates Fight Albanian Push in Voting Rights Clash
At the United Nations U S delegates raced to block Albania's drive for a U N vote on voting rights as the Soviet bloc pressed to adjourn instead of a roll call. The United States warned it may invoke Article 19 to strip the Soviet vote if a tally occurs.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Alania
General Assembly
Assembly
Alex Qualion-Lackey
Halim Buda
Buda
Red Cina
Congo
Middle East
Security Council
United States
Soviet Union
Tre
U.S
Washington
Brando and Kashfi Disagree On Bedroom Scene
In Santa Monica California Marlon Brando and ex wife Anna Kashfi testified in a Superior Court custody case offering opposite versions of an incident at Brando's home. Brando described waking to find a woman with him and Kashfi reacting by entering the home and creating a scene. Kashfi said she found Brando with a nude woman and fled as furniture and a car were damaged. Brando denied inviting women for sexual purposes though admitted having women at his home for various reasons.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Marlon Brando
Anna Kashfi
Wie Superior Court
E ‘Hey
Christian Devi
Brann
Anna
Brando
Kashfi
Marlon
Mr. Branda
Furnniture
Miss Kaslofi
Herbert Pearlton
Boomerang Predicted In Africa
Yang Hsi kung, vice minister of foreign affairs of Nationalist China, warns that Communist China’s aid to Africa will boomerang. He notes Beijing’s tactic of backing rebels with money and weapons, while Nationalist China pursues technical aid to farmers and small industries to foster independence and dignity among Africans.
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Taipey
Formosa
Yang Hsikung
Africa
Yang
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Peking
Chou En-lai
BEBO
Higher Agricultural College
Liberia
Libéria
Dahomey
Johnson asks business leaders to curb drain on gold dollar
President Johnson convenes about 310 top executives to urge voluntary cuts in overseas investments to stem a persistent gold-dollar outflow. He hints at legislation to enforce reductions, while promising tax changes favoring quicker relief, as officials acknowledge persistent balance of payments pressures.
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Washington
Johnson
Europe
White House
Board Industrial, Conference Board
Dwight D. Eiser
Conada
Japan
Jebneon
Peanut Butter Lovers Demand More Peanuts Across Nation
Washington reports a public letter campaign as the FDA weighs standards for peanut butter. Citizens from Arizona to North Carolina urge real peanut content and oppose heavy additives. Over 100 letters address the 90 percent peanut requirement and bans on certain sweeteners and nonpeanut oils.
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Washington
George P. Larrick
Food and Drugs
Coun
Arizona
Ment
Food and Drug Administration
St. Petersburg
Fla
Canada
North Carolina
Stanford Dean Resigns Amid Disciplinary Charges
Stanford University sees the dean of women resign after student charges that some deans used undue influence in disciplinary matters. Miss Lucile Allen steps down after a faculty committee’s report on a copyrighted student newspaper story, and allegations she tried to enlist coeds to monitor freshmen English courses.
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Stanford
Calif
Stanford University
Bonnie Fitzwater
Lucile Allen
Allen
Alle
Ssave
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New Castle
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Cmdr
Robert H. Shumaker
Market ST
Old Baytown
Robert Marshall
West Virginia
Qui Nhon
South Viet Nam
Eco
New International
Baytown! International
Kemp & Tony
Ain, Baytown
Lyndon
Bonus Papoose
Ralph Gagliano
Cleveland
Penneys
Bermuda
Jamaica
Foley
Luxury
Wilfis
Bayshgore Motors, Inc
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