Africans Militant After U N Victory
Africans press UN Security Council for action against Portugal and South Africa over apartheid. United States Britain and France abstained as the council votes to appeal to Portugal and urge partial arms embargo and self government steps amid a moderated debate.
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France
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Venezuela
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House committee pushes action on aid measure
Washington AP L ditto The House Foreign Affairs Committee aimed to finish action on a foreign aid bill totaling 41 million dollars, 42 million less than the administration sought. Led by Rep. Thomas E. Morgan the panel planned a final vote but could not complete work. The measure would ban further aid to Indonesia unless Kennedy signs a formal finding of vital U.S. interests. An amendment demanding congressional review of any future India steel plant aid was rejected 17 to 15 by Rep. William S. Broomfield.
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APL
House Foreign Affairs
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Broomfield
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Surgery at Sea Is Successful
A Coast Guard crew aboard the Eagle on a training voyage performed emergency appendectomy on cadet Kenneth W. Thompson of Medford Mass. The Public Health Service doctor Brent operated after ferrying from the training ship to a cutter. The operation completed at 4:20 a.m. Thompson later sent a telegram home saying he was doing fine and would climb the foremast in a week.
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Argentina Releases Frondizi
Argentina discharges Arturo Frondizi after a 16 month 2 day detention since a military coup ousted him from office. The move follows a government decision amid continuing political tension at San Carlos de Bariloche. Jose Maria Guidi and Devree are noted in the surrounding text.
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Arturo Prondizi
Planes Forced Down at Schweinfurt Air Field
Six Czechoslovakian sport planes made storm forced landings on a U.S. Army air field in Schweinfurt. Pilots were allowed to fly out after questioning. The article also notes Argentine President Frondizi’s release from confinement and departure plans, his stance toward military leaders, and Argentina’s electoral college choice of Dr. Arturella as president.
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Quakes Rock Skopje Amid Evacuations After Last Week
Three new earthquakes hit Skopje as residents fled in panic. Officials said no new casualties yet, but rescue teams found three more bodies, bringing dead to 857 with final toll estimated between 1,490 and 2,000. Evacuation efforts will speed up.
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Norfolk Elects Negro to Board
H. Jones Jr. is the first Black member of the Norfolk School Board after being chosen unanimously to fill the seat vacated by Stanley Walker who resigned to pursue state legislature. Jones, 40, is a Norfolk native and a Boston University graduate.
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Norfolk
Boston University
Stanley Walker
Trade War Feared After Brussels Rejects Poultry Tariffs
Brussels reports warn of a possible trade war between the United States and the European Common Market after the bloc refused to cut poultry tariffs from 435 percent to 25 percent. Washington may retaliate with higher duties on European foods, while exploratory talks continue. The Common Market also announced a five year plan to coordinate member economies with the U K and U S.
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Brasilia Publisher Freed Under Writ
Helio Fernandes publisher of Tribuna da Imprensa was released on a habeas corpus writ by the Supreme Court after a week in jail. He had been jailed by order of War Minister Jair Dantas for publishing classified information the War Ministry had designated secret and he refused to disclose the source.
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UPI
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Tribuna da Imprensa
Jair Dantas
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Supreme Court
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American Parents Rally Over Test Ban Pact
The nation hears from parents about Kennedy's nuclear test ban pact with strong approval. Letters describe the treaty as a major step toward world peace and a safer future for children. A Pennsylvanian housewife voices relief and gratitude for the president and negotiators.
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People of
Inland Revenue reports 1961 adjusted gross income rise
The Internal Revenue Service said on Wednesday that total adjusted gross income for 1961 was 329.9 billion dollars, up 14.4 billion from 1960. About 200,000 more persons filed returns than the prior year.
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Washington
UPD
Intenal Revenue Service
Scientists Endorse Nuclear Test Ban Pact
Washington based Federation of American Scientists with 2500 members endorsed the nuclear test ban as a first step to curb the arms race. The group warned that India Japan Israel could soon seek arms while asserting the Soviets have advantages in superweapons and missile defense. underground tests reduce detection risk.
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Federation of American Scientists
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India
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Israel
CIA Man Said Shot In Cuban Execution
Four men were executed in Cuba including a person identified as a CIA agent. Cuban radio reported the firing squads carried out the sentences amid broadcasts claiming broad support from the American public. The report also noted three men received 20 year terms in Havana’s revolutionary tribunal and referenced Teller’s criticisms of the treaty.
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U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Fidel Castro
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CLA
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Federation
Ameri
Bolshoi Ballet Plans One-Week Moscow Tour
The Bolshoi Ballet will open a one week tour in Moscow after returning from a United States and Canada run. Government officials announced the new schedule today, marking a major cultural event for the capital. The company will perform multiple programs at local venues during the tour.
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