U.N. Congo cost vote ends brisk 1960 session
The United Nations General Assembly approved a plan to share Congo operation costs totaling 48.5 million dollars with 46 voting for and 17 against amid abstentions. It also authorized up to 24 million dollars for early 1961 Congo efforts as the 15th session adjourned after a stormy three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
U. N. Congo
Soviet Union
Assembly
Dag Hammarskiold
Congo
A. A. Roshchin
Security Council
United Nations Command
United States
NATO
United Nations
Gloucester Businessman Kennedy's Senate Choice
Gloucester businessman Benjamin A. Smith I is tapped by Gov. Foster Furcolo to serve as interim U.S. senator, filling the Kennedy seat until 1942. Kennedy plans to resign Jan. 3. Smith, a Gloucester By-Products executive and Harvard alumnus, is married with four children and a noted yachtsman.
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Gloucester
Kennedy
Senate
Mags
UPI
Benjamin A. Smith
Foster Furcolo
Furcalo
Sith
Plan E
Gloucester By-Products Co
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Smith
Cape Cod
Barbara Mechein
Chicago
Harvard
Russell
Barbara
Susan
Benjamin Jr
Five Day Forecast Through Monday Temperature Drop
The forecast shows temperatures averaging several degrees below the seasonal normal of 23 degrees. Colder conditions are expected tomorrow with continued cold through the weekend. Light snow is possible Saturday and again around Monday.
Red China Vows Help to Halt U S Aggression in Laos
Peiping radio quoted Lin Piao pledging Red China to do all it can to stop U S imperialism in Laos in support of North Vietnamese forces marking the 16th anniversary of the North Vietnamese Army. The broadcast gave no concrete details on aid and followed the U S resuming aid after Phoumi’s victory at Vientiane.
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Congo
Red China
Eisenhower
Africa
Tibet
U.S
United States
Korea
TOKYU
Lin Piao
Communist ‘China
Laos
Peiping Radio
Sage
Wo Nguyen Giao
Viet Nam
Phoumi Woosavan
Prince Boun Ouma
Phoumi
Conral
Vientiane
New York Lawyer Gilpatric Named Defense Deputy
Roswell Gilpatric, a New York lawyer and former undersecretary of the Air Force, was chosen by President-elect Kennedy to be deputy secretary of defense. The 54-year-old Democrat will serve under Robert McNamara at the Pentagon as Kennedy plans the new budget.
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United States
Adlai E. Stevenson
John F. Kennedy
Wadsworth Tan
U.S
Khrushchev
Smith
Furcola
Kennedy
Palm Beach, Fla
Roswell Gilpatric
Air Force
Gilpatrie
New York
Pentagon
Robert S. McNamara
Ford Motor Co
Gilpatric
Defense Establishment
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Defense Department
National Defense
Yale
Yale Law Journal
of Cravath, Swaine & Moore
Perijod
The
Aerospace Corp
Defense
Thomas §. Gates Jr
Nelson
A. “Rockefeller
New York State
Rockefeller
New York City
Man Defies Bureau Over Baby Name in Miami
William Philip George Valentine Gaboriau de la Palme, 40, won a clash with the Bureau of Vital Statistics by naming his two week old son Leonardo Allessan dro Vercingetorige Gaboriau de la Palme. He said he would keep trying to stay out of step.
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Miami
UPI
William Philip George Valentine Gaboriau de la Palme
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Leonardo Allessandro Vercingetorige
Gaboriau de la Palme
William Philip
17 Judges Swept Out From Cuban High Court
HAVANA Cuba UPI Fidel Castro launched a major judiciary purge firing 17 Supreme Court justices and giving the regime power to reorganize lower courts. Immunity from dismissal was suspended for 45 days as the tribunal shrank from 32 to 15. Francisco Alaban Trelles fled to Florida after opposing the motion.
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High Court
Havana
Cuba
UPL
Fidel Castro
Supreme Court
Francisco Alaban Trelles
Castro
Florida
Trelles
Emilio Menendez
Alaban Trelles
Menendez
Argentina
Havanna
Pocket Revolt Is Crushed By Venezuela
In Caracas a brief uprising aimed at freeing imprisoned officials of the deposed Perez Jimenez dictatorship was crushed by forces under President Romulo Betancourt. A rebel lieutenant led about 20 men, and one insurgent was wounded in a 50 minute gun battle before surrendering near the Aguaira post and the Caracas La Guaira highway on the way toward the capital. Official sources said the rebels hoped to reach Caracas prison housing former regime officials.
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Scaracas
Venezuela
APJ
Perez Jimenez
Romulo Betancourt
Lizardo Marquez Perez
National Guard
Aguaira
Caracas
la Guaira
Marquez Perez
Caracas-La Guaira
Marcos Perez Jimenez
Three Men Found Guilty in Koza Killing Case
In Superior Court at noon three men were found guilty for roles in the October 1959 killing of Michael Koza. Dougherty and Kiley were convicted of second degree murder, Polcaro of being an accessory before the fact, with all three facing life terms and possible appeals to the state Supreme Judicial Court.
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Joseph T. Dougherty Jr
Bernard J. Kiley
Michael Koza
Mitchell
Anthony Polcaro
Walpole
Wahconah Sr
Linden St
Columbus Ave
Francis J. Quirieo
State
Supreme Judicial Court
John N. Alberti
Polcaro
Peter J. Genovese
Dougherty
Quirico
Shreenan
Kiley
Polearo
Quirito
Riley
Quirica
Riley and Dougherty
Polcare
PBY Crew Lost Off Newfoundland
A U S Navy Neptune patrol bomber crashed into the sea off the southeast tip of Newfoundland with no survivors expected. Based at Argentia Newfoundland the P2Y normally carries five or six crew. The crash occurred about 17 miles northeast of Cape Race as rescue planes and ships rushed from Argentia.
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St, John's
Newfoundland
U.S. Navy
Argentia
Atlantic
Cape Race
Nild
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U.N
Gorton ~ Pew Fisheries Co
Furcole
Democratic Party
Furcolo
Adv
Edward J. McCormack Jr
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Edward
Ted
Edward Kennedy
Beacon Hill
Boston
Robert Kennedy
U. S
Leverett
Associated Press
Benjamin A. Smith II
Daly
Kong le
Boun Phong
Vang Vieng
Pathet Lao
Red
China
N.Y
Roswell
Leonardo
Koza
Ruth Haskins
Alberti
Mr. Alberti
Mrr
Berkshire
Dist
Matthew J. Ryan
Folcard
Poltaro
North Adams
Genovese
Lerner
Polcara
Appellate Division
Wendell-Sherwood
Berkshire County
Joseph T. Dougherty
John P. Shreeman
Second Street
Alty
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