Reds Back Arabs on U.N. Censure
United Nations, N Y. Arab states backed by Russia push to dilute a Western backed resolution condemning Syria and Israel for border clashes. The measure seeks strong condemnation of Syria over the Aug 19 raid that killed two Israeli farmers and calls attention to evidence an armed group entered Israel from near the Jordan River. The council votes to adopt amid calls for a firm stand.
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UPC
Security Council
Russia
Morocco
Israel
Syria
United States
Britain
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.N
Jordan River
Luxury Cell For Jimenez Ex-Dictator
Ex Dictator Marcos Perez Jimenez, confined in a luxury cell in Caracas, says he was treated like a pig in a Florida jail. He reports he spoke with jail captain Robert Scharlan who defended the facility. Perez Jimenez, awaiting trial on embezzlement charges, enjoys air conditioning and a television and can buy additional comforts.
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Venezuela
Marcos Perez Jimenez
Florida
Robert, Scharlan
Miami
Perez Jimenez
Moderate Leftist Named by Nehru As Home Minister
New Delhi India Gulzari Lal Nanda 63 a former labor leader known as a moderate leftist has been named to the politically important post of Indian home minister The vacancy was created after Prime Minister Nehru reshuffled his cabinet to strengthen the ruling Congress party.
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India Vy
Gulzari Lal Nanda
Nehru
Congress Party
500 Fans Greet Di Stefano on Madrid Return
More than 500 cheering fans greeted Argentine-born soccer star Alfredo di Stefano on his return from Caracas where he was kidnapped and held for days by pro Communist terrorists. The group, Armed Forces for National Liberation, claimed he was abducted Aug 24 to publicize their fight against President Romulo Betancourt's government.
Un-American Activities Committee To Grill Returning Cuban Students
New York City student Tavi Laub rejects Kennedy’s critique as red baiting while the House Committee on Un American Activities plans hearings. A 24 hour sit in at Idlewild Airport followed a State Department travel ban violation and passport withholding. Cuban trip costs to Fidel Castro’s regime run into tens of thousands for hotel meals travel and tours.
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UPI
Cuba
Kennedy
Tavi Laub
New York City
Laub
Communist Party
Idlewild
State Department
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Washington
Fidel Castro
Naional Treasury
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Amsterdam
Paris
Prague
Madrid
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Castro
Junket
Spain
Castroland
Peking Planes to Use U S Financed Pakistan Airport
Pakistan and China signed an agreement giving Peking landing rights at Canton and Shanghai and allowing CAAC airliners to land at Karachi Lahore and Dacca. Pakistan plans Tokyo service via the China route while U S funded airport projects in Dacca and other upgrades proceed.
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UPI
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Peking
Free World
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Pakistan International Airlines
PLA
Canton
Shanghai
Civil Aviation Administration of China
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Lahore
Dacca
Tokyo
Senate Adjourns In Record Time with 3 Second Session
The Senate held a token, solo session led by Sen. Leo Metcalf with staff present as he presided briefly. He matched a 3 second adjournment record set earlier in July while Labor Day breather limits kept senators away, highlighting the efficiency of three day adjournments over longer breaks.
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Leo Metcalf
D-Mont
Alben Barkley
Patton Memorial Unveiled Near Bastogne
BRUSSELS AP The late Gen George S Patton Jr memory will be honored by a 60000 dollar monument dedicated Sept 8 in Bastogne where Patton and his troops played a vital WWII role Organizers said Army Lt John Waters grandson of the general will unveil the plaque Waters on duty with the 7th Army in Fuerth Goppingen Germany Bastogne donated the plot for the monument
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George 8. Patton Jr
Bastogne
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Army
John Waters
Waters
7Th Army
Fuerth-Goppingen
Germany
Body Seen in Mine Camera May Be Missing Man
In Sheppton Pennsylvania a high tech camera shows what appears to be a full body of a man in a trapped shaft. Louis Bova remains missing after an Aug. 13 cave in over 300 feet down while David Fellin Henry Throne were rescued earlier this week. Special TV monitoring and a camera from Fort Lauderdale are used to test for contact.
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Throne
Felin
Bova
Brothers
Daniel
John Bova
Daniel Bova
Charmbury
City of
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Fellin
Clyde Machamber
The
Independent Miners Association
Kennedy seeks curbs on Soviet fishing near Cape Cod
Senator Edward Kennedy voices alarm at a fleet of about 300 Soviet vessels fishing off Cape Cod. He cites Coast Guard surveillance and says current law offers little penalty beyond removal, urging stronger measures to protect U.S. fishery rights and continental shelf resources.
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Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Cape Cod
Coast Guard
U.S
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Senate Commerce Committee
Sen
L. Bartlett
Alaska
Henry Duart
Provincetown
Charlotte G
Barth
Pollock Rip
Massachusetts
New England
United States
Barnlett
Alaskan
Arms Agency Not To Curb Sporting Guns
Washington AP. William C. Foster of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that his agency will not limit personal firearms. He said the agency handles international arms control only despite sportsmen’s fear of new restrictions. The Senate amendment would fund the agency at $20 million for two fiscal years, vs Kennedy’s request of $15 million, keeping $10 million annual level.
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William C. Foster
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Foster
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
Thomas ©. Morgan
D-Ga
Disarmament Agency
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