Editorial on UN General Assembly reveals global fault lines
The UN session opens amid deep fissures of NATO unity, Arab League cohesion, and Latin American stance on Cuba. Nations such as Belgium, the Netherlands, Italy, Austria, South Africa, India, Pakistan, and Ghana reflect competing priorities, with splits over colonial policy, nuclear controls, and regional conflicts shaping the debate.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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Belgium
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Netherlands
West New Guinea
Indonesia
United States
Cuba
Italy
Austria
South Tyrol
Portugal
Lisbon
South Africa
Albania
Yugoslavia
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Brazil
Argentina
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
Red China
Arab League
Israel
United Arab Republic
U.A.R
League
French Community Nations of
Africa
Casablanca
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghana
Sekou Toure
Uinea
Call up 150000 more reservists urged in letter
Blue Beathard argues Congress should authorize a larger reserve activation if war demands rise. He recalls last recall's short notice and hardships, urges longer notice, easier hardship exemptions, better family inclusion, and practical post deployment training over nonessential duties. He notes Marines like at Fort Polk and a Detroit unit’s lengthy trips and stockade duty as examples.
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GNP measured growth but misses key realities
The public tracks the Gross National Product at an annual rate of 552 billion dollars. Economists at the American Statistical Association meeting note GNP ignores unpaid work, price changes, and population growth. They warn quarterly GNP fluctuations influence jobs and raises, though methods vary and household activity may not be counted.
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Department of Commerce
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Prisoner Passes Up Escape Opportunity
In St. Petersburg Florida prison officers hurried a road detail into a truck as rain threatened. Cortez Barnes 21 serving three years for auto theft and breaking and entering began walking back toward camp five miles away. Deputies found him four miles from the camp trudging in the rain. Warden Lynwood Watt said Barnes a trusty has 90 days to serve but will get more good time off for this.
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Cortez Barnes
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Daily Mix of Trivia and Names From A Fragmented Page
A garbled page fragment weaves questions about capitals, geography, ancient Greek sponges, royal exiles, and a biographical note on a physician pharmacist who warned about a teratogenic drug. It also mentions a Cleveland mayor, a U S official, and film stars, all presented in a broken, diary-like array of clues and identifiers.
Nixon attacks Brown as campaign heats in California
Washington report details Richard Nixon accusing Gov. Pat Brown of failed administration and weakness against domestic Communism. It notes Brown’s refusal to debate Nixon, mentions contested debates, and cites political maneuvering by Finch and Christopher in arranging confrontations. It also covers Hatch Act issues and Senate scrutiny of steel industry campaign contributions.
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Hershey
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Christopher
Finch
ANCSA Opposes NFU Plan to Withhold Livestock
The American National Cattlemen's Association rejects the National Farmers Organization program urging farmers to hold cattle and grain off markets to push prices higher. It maintains supply and demand determine cattle prices, notes beef production downturn stems from lighter-weight sales, and expects price adjustments from heavier cattle marketings.
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American National Cattlemen's Association
National Farmers’ Organization
The King Can Do No Wrong in Bridge Defense
West leads a spade against three notrump. Declarer wins with ace, South holds A K Q in spades, East has three diamonds. To beat the hand, attack dummy’s diamonds by shifting to hearts and set up entries, aiming to remove dummy’s long suit while considering East’s unknown queen of hearts. The correct play is to lead the king of hearts to disrupt dummy’s diamonds.
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Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues Run Together
Puzzle clues flood the page with a jumble of numbers and phrases. Entries mix Down clues like Descended gradually and Russian river with stray words and typos. The garbled text hints at a puzzle page, not a cohesive article, leaving readers guessing at solutions and theme.
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