U N World Trade Proposal Seeks Aid for Poor Nations
In Geneva economists call for a broad new world trade system led by the United Nations to aid developing countries. Rich nations would ease protectionism to help poor nations grow exports, replacing GATT with a mechanism that addresses nonindustrial disparities and fosters international cooperation.
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U.N
Geneva
Switzerland
United Nations
U. N
Raul Prebisch
Brazil
Lrade
Soviet Union
Behan Rallies In Fight For His Life
Dublin based Irish playwright Brendan Behan showed a slight rally in his condition today after a hospitalization following a Dublin drinking spree. A hospital spokesman said the outlook remained poor with the writer in a deep coma and having received the last rites of the Roman Catholic Church on multiple occasions.
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Dublin
UPI
Brendan Behan
Behan
Fashion notes on football hero style and jackets
The passage contrasts padded and natural shoulder styles for men's jackets, noting some look better in one style than another. It promises ample choice in fresh stocks available to try, and rejects cold shoulder fashion, emphasizing variety in tailoring options.
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Southwick
Botany
Clipper Craft
Appeals Court To Hear Hoffa Case
Hoffa appeals his jury fixing conviction after US Dist Judge Frank Willson denied a new trial. The Teamsters president already signaled he would go to the Supreme Court if needed. He has an eight year sentence and a ten thousand nine hundred dollar fine from the 1962 Nashville conspiracy trial.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
James R. Hoffa
U.S. 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Dist
Frank Will Son
Hoffa
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Supreme Court
Nashville
Lyons wins top commentator award at DuPont ceremony
Cambridge based Harvard Nieman Foundation curator Louis M. Lyons received the Alfred I. DuPont Award as the outstanding news commentator of 1963. The prize includes a $1,000 grant for Lyons who appears on WGBH TV and radio.
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Cambridge
Mass
Louis M. Lyons
Nieman Foundation
Harvard
Alfred I. DuPont Awards Foundation
Lyons
Wgbh-Tv
Wgbh-Fm
China aids Cambodia as tensions rise in Southeast Asia
Communist China airlifted military aid to Cambodia amid regional strain. Prince Norodom Sihanouk rejected American help, warned of danger, and said a Cambodian delegation would visit Hanoi to discuss frontier deals and ties with the Pathet Lao. U.N. and Turkish-Greek tensions also influenced regional mood.
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Cambodia
China
Norodom Sihanouk
Soviet Union
France
Yugoslavia
Thailand
Souvanna Phouma
Laos
Sinahouk
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Pathet Lao
Peking
United States
U.N
Lo Jui-ching
Turkey
Mediterranean
U.N. Troops Arrive as Cyprus Tensions Ease
Canadian officers said 200 Canadian soldiers were due to join the U.N. peace force in Cyprus tonight, ready for action if needed. The imminent arrival reduced the days of battle tension while Greek forces remained on alert as Athens called it a precautionary measure with no real trouble seen.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
UPI
United Nations Peace Force
U.N
Athens
Americans, Briton receive long prison terms in Barcelona
A Spanish civil court jailed four Americans, a Spanish mother, and a British girl for the robbery murder of Barcelona furniture dealer Francisco Robirosa. Sentences ranged from six years for Joan Bryder to 30 years for James Bell-Wagner, with amnesty likely halving terms per Franco. The Nov. 17, 1962, slaying yielded only about $33.
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Barcelona
Spain
James Bell-Wagner
Union Beach
N.J
Maria del Pilar Alfaro Velasco
John Joseph Hand
Southfield
Mich
James Stephen Johnston
Bluejacket
Okla
Nancy Karen Hand
Detroit
Joan Douglas Bryder
Sukarno Appeals For Volunteers For Indonesian Youth
President Sukarno urged Indonesian youth to volunteer for military training in response to Malaysia's conscription order. He spoke at a conference of provincial, military and civil officials and said he still sought negotiation with Tun Abdul Rahman. Malaysia has not begun its conscription program.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Malaysia
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Rahman
Diosdado Macapagal
Malaysian
North Borneo
Juveniles Arrested in California Burglary Ring
In San Bernardino two youths aged 10 and 17 were arrested on suspicion of 25 burglaries over recent months. Police recovered loot including the name plate that adorned the door to Police Chief Lee Robb's office.
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San Bernardino, Calif
UPL
Lee Robb
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton Wed in Montreal
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton sealed a two year romance with a simple Sunday ceremony at the Ritz Carlton in Montreal. The couple wed in an eighth floor suite in the presence of fewer than a dozen friends, with a Unitarian minister performing the rite. Taylor, 32, and Burton, 38, marked their fifth and second marriages respectively, following prior divorces amid a highly publicized cross border romance.
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Montreal
UPI
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Bureton
Ritz-Carleton
Miss Taylor
Burton
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