China warns Reds not to lose hot purpose in cold war
Nationalist China warns the United Nations not to be blinded by the cold war and to view the Kremlin as pursuing aggressive aims. Ambassador Liu Chieh outlines concerns on peaceful coexistence, disarmament, and internal resistance in Red China while praising the partial nuclear test ban pact. He cites Soviet actions to argue Moscow’s continued hostility and warns against imperial leverage in world affairs.
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China
United Nations
N.Y
Liu Chieh
General Assembly
Kremlin
Liu
Big Boys Who Look Small Audition for Bolshoi in Boston
Bolshoi Ballet master Simon Semenoff auditioned 150 youngsters at New England Conservatory, selecting 16 girls 8 boys and 3 understudies for the Ballet School performance. Parents watched nervously as groups were chosen and others told they were too old or too young.
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Boston
Simon Semenoff
Bolshoi Ballet
New England Conservatory of Music
Semenoff
Russian Ballet Company
Ballet School
Vermont probate judges elect officers at annual meeting
Manchester Miss Margaret Dougherty reelected secretary treasurer for a third year at the Vermont Association of Probate Judges meeting in Montpelier with J. William O'Brien reelected president Nora Delich named vice president.
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Margaret Dougherty
Vermont Association of Probate
Brown Derby
Montpelier
J. William O’brien
Nora Delich
Anna Heiland
Manchester Depot
Ernest Steubner
Ella Blaska
Raymond Brown
Francis Coburn
Manches
Ter Center
Southern Vermont Art Center
Peru-Manchester
Barre
Louis Soderberg
Stanley Roberts
Ormond Beach
Fla
Worthy Inn
Ethel Wells
Jean Noble
Evelyn Soderberg
Edna T. Wright
Walter Hough
Manchester Welfare and Nursing Association
Mary Rogers Warren
Hough
Mary D. Torrey
R.N
Burr and Burton Seminary
Mount Laurel
Alabama and Mississippi Labeled Sick States by Publisher
Ralph McGill, publisher of the Atlanta Constitution, said at Wellesley College that Alabama and Mississippi are sick states in the South but not representative of the region. He cited resistance and lagging education as factors, while noting Northern cities face different injustices amid segregation debates.
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Wellesley
Mass
Alabama
Mississippi
South
Ralph McGill
Atlanta, Ga
McGill
North
Hoosick Falls Community Notices Report
Hoosick Falls events include Altar and Rosary Society electing officers with Helen Sennett as president and Ken Kennedy as moderator. American Legion Auxiliary meets at 8 p.m. Lt. Hubert A. Loretan earns Captain rank at Pease Air Base. Adult Education registrations close tonight at Hoosick Falls Central School. A two week mission at the Church of the Immaculate Conception opens Sunday led by Augstinian Fathers Edward Daley and Norman Galloway.
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Margaret Rudits
Hoosick Falls
100Th
Pease Air Base
Portsmouth
N.H
Capt. Loretan
Athol High School
University of Mass
Loretans
Hoosick Falls Central School
Bertram Stritch
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Edward A. Daley
OSA
Norman Galloway
Caravan Alumna Returns Tonight In Krasna Hit at Playhouse
Caravan Theatre alumna Lynnette Mettey returns to Dorset Playhouse to star as Eileen in Sunday in New York by Norman Krasna. She will perform tonight Friday and Saturday at 8 40. Mettey has recent New York stage and TV work including Search For Tomorrow and BeeBee Feastermaker off Broadway.
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Dorset
Lynnette Mettey
Caravan Theatre
Manchester
Dorset Playhouse
Eileen
New York
Norman Krasna
Miss Mettey
Deertrees
Maine
BeeBee Feastermaker
Nettie-Jo
The
Lambs Club
Angela
Army Pictorial Center
Eli Wallach
Business and Professional Women of Manchester
H.B.S
New York City
Big Quiz Show Is Canceled After Three Airings
New York reports ABC abruptly dropped the big money quiz show 100 Grand after only three broadcasts as ratings sag. The network plans a Valachi-Cosa hearings recap and Roosevelt Years replacement. NBC debuts Espionage with strong cast, while CBS premieres Chronicle and a French themed program that disappoints. Harry Reasoner named roving correspondent for major stories.
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ABC
NBC
England
CBS
Sunday School Resumes With Scheduled Classes
Federated Church announces Sunday restart for Sunday School. Kindergarten in Bailey Hall at 10 a.m, grades 1-6 at 11 a.m, and grades 7-8 in the Methodist Church at 6 30 p.m. Mrs Walter Corey hospitalized at New England Baptist Hospital in Boston.
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Federated Church
Bailey Hall
Methodist Church
Walter Corey
New England Baptist Hospital
Boston
Ferry Towboat Collision Shocks Ohio River Crossing
In heavy fog on the Ohio River a ferry carrying eight autos struck a towboat. One man, identified only by the surname Pidgeon, is missing and presumed drowned after leaping into the river. The ferry and towboat did not sink and reached shore. two other crew members were rescued. The ferry operates between Midland Pennsylvania and Shippingport.
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Midland
Ohio River
Pidgeon
Shippingport
First Lady In Seclusion In Greece
Jacqueline Kennedy awaits a tea with King Paul and Queen Frederika at the Athens palace while staying at a seaside villa. Accompanied by Prince Stanislas and Princess Lee Radziwill, she witnesses tight security amid rumors President Kennedy might join. Prince Radziwill arrives in Athens.
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Athens
Greece
Jac-queline Kennedy
Kennedy
United States
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