British plan for UN peace force knocked at Geneva
At the Geneva disarmament conference the Soviet Union rejected a British proposal by Foreign Minister Butler for a stronger United Nations peace keeping force. Tsarapkin of the Soviet delegation warned such a force would create difficulties while Moscow pressed its troika leadership plan requiring unanimous decisions.
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Soviet Union
United Nations
A. Butler
Cyprus
U.N
Butler
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Butter
Tsarapkin
Moscow
Troika
Moscow Albania Final Break Seen Nearing
Albania has seized five Soviet Embassy buildings in Tirana triggering warnings of a final break with Moscow. Diplomatic sources say the action forces Russia to sever relations with its former ally. Izvestia confirms the seizure as an outrageous act.
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Moscow
UPI
Albania
Tirana
Balkan
China
Russia
Izvestia
Austerity Program Under Way in Italy
Rome AP reports Italy's center left government begins austerity with higher taxes on gasoline cars and yachts. Premier Aldo More's coalition cabinet approved measures as first steps to stabilize the economy and curb inflation.
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Rome
Italy
Aldo More
Cyprus Debating Is Scheduled in U.N.
At the United Nations Security Council six nonpermanent members meet to break Cyprus deadlock as Makarios threats push for a General Assembly session. Talks center on an international peace force and a guarantee of independence amid Greek Cypriot Turkish minority tensions. The six rotating members include Bolivia Brazil Czechoslovakia the Ivory Coast Morocco and Norway.
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U Thant
Britain
Turkey
Greece
Ahmed Balafrej
Hower
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Soviet Union
France
China
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Nicosia
Makavios
Harvard Man Faces Trial In Poland
Harvard teaching fellow Andrew Field, 26, of Cambridge, faced a possible new trial and prison sentence after a Polish prosecutor indicated an appeal. Field was tried in Lubin for assaulting a border guard during a passport dispute, receiving an eight month suspended sentence and fines. Field expressed surprise at the development and said he cooperated with authorities. The report also notes a separate Pravda item about a mine explosion in the Soviet Union with unspecified casualties.
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Andrew Field
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Johnny Reb Shrimp Boat Returns From Cuba Defection
The 23 foot Johnny Reb, stolen from Key West by Dennis Kirby who defected to Cuba, is back in Havana and being prepared for immigration clearance. Griffin of Savannah, Ga., retrieved the vessel Monday night, after Kirby sought asylum and criticized American life. The Cuban trawlers involved had been seized near Key West and returned to Havana last week.
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Dennis Kirby
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Mothers at Auschwitz chose death with their children
Frankfurt AP report from the war crimes trial quotes Dr Otto Walken describing how healthy young mothers at Auschwitz often refused to part from their children and preferred to die with them rather than work or live at the camp. He recalls July 1944 when families were separated and many mothers refused to be parted from their babies.
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Matis
Frankfurt
Germany
Phata
Otto Walken
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Hand Transplant from Cadaver Performed in Ecuador
An Ecuadorian sailor Julio Luna, 38, received a right hand transplant from a dying man in Guayaquil with Boston surgeons Dr. Richard E. Wilson and Dr. Robert M. Goldwyn as consultants. The team of 35 operated through the night, reporting promising bone, artery, and tendon connections and immediate finger movement post operation.
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Boston
Richard E. Wilson
Robert M. Goldwyn
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Julio Luna
Wilson
Brigham
Goldwyn
Luna
Ceylon Praised by Moscow Over Nuclear Vessels Ban
The Soviet government issued a note praising Ceylon for barring nuclear ships and planes from its ports and landing fields. The move aligns with global efforts to limit nuclear proliferation and military deployment in regional waters and airspaces.
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Moscow
Ceylon
Pay hike drive under fire over forgery claims
Boston AP hearing before the Massachusetts Ballot Law Commission examines signatures on repeal petitions for a $2,600 pay raise sought by legislators. Witness Ronald Rosenfield admits certifying petitions without seeing every name. McGlue cites evidence of forgery across seven counties and many towns and cities. The raise moved salaries from $5,200 to $7,800 annually.
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Boston
Massachusetts Ballot Law Commission
Ronald I. Rosenfield
Marblehead Finattratieg
Charles Hf. McGlue
The
Ballot Law Commission
Rosenfield
Jack E. Molesworth
McGlue
Broadway Play About Pope Sparks Early Controversy
New York AP reports a Broadway drama The Deputy accuses Pope Pius XII of not denouncing Hitler and has sparked clashes during European runs. German author Rolf Hochhuth visited for the opening amid protests while Pope Paul VI denounces the play as unjust.
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Pope Sparks
New York
Pius XII
Rolf Hochhuth
Hitler
Pope Paul VI
Pope
Pius
Paul
Queen Warned Against Quebec Visit by separatist leader
Toronto AP reports a Quebec separatist leader warned Queen Elizabeth that her life would be in danger if she visited Quebec. Dr Marcel Chaput told a Young Men's Canadian Club meeting that some in French Canada reject the royal visit and would let her know she is no longer welcome.
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Toronto
Queen Elizabeth
Quebec
Jeader
Canada
Marcel Chaput
Chaput
Roosevelt Seeks Re election To House Seat
Los Angeles AP reports Rep. James Roosevelt, Democrat of California, will seek re election to the House rather than run for the Senate. He announced at a news conference Monday he will back State Controller Alan Cranston in his senatorial ambitions.
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James Roosevelt
D-Calif
House of Representatives
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Alan Cranston
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