Clash Over West Germany at U.N. Assembly
At the United Nations General Assembly, France and the Soviet Union clashed in the Main Political Committee over West Germany’s role in NATO and disarmament. French deputy Seydoux rejected Soviet charges about Bonn and nuclear secrets, while Novikov accused France of backing enemies. Stevenson defended NATO’s vigilance against German threats to peace in Europe.
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West Germany
U.N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
Britain
France
United States
Roger Seydoux
Sovie
Bonn
Western Defense Alliance
Seydoux
Berlin
Europe
K. V. Novikov
U. S
Adlai E. Stevenson
NATO Alliance
NATO
Aid to Viet Nam Held Back Pending Talks
A State Department official said full economic aid to South Vietnam will not resume until after talks with the new Saigon government. Some parts of the program have been approved, but other phases require renegotiation of contracts. The aid had been throttled to pressure the Diem regime over Buddhist abuses. The program exceeded $500 million annually.
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Washington
South Viet Nam
Saigon
State Department
U.S
National survey by association on classifieds
A survey in ten cities was undertaken for the Association of Newspaper Classified Advertising Managers by Market Research Service, assessing advertising practices and trends across the country.
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The
Association of Newspaper Classified Advertising Managers
Market Research Service
Rebellion Ended By Berber Leaders In Algeria
ALGIERS UPI insurgent Algerian military chiefs said they halted a six week rebellion in return for amnesty from President Ahmed Ben Bella. The FFS signed the accord with Col. Mohand Ouet Hadi and deputy Mohamed Lakhdar. The pact envisions freeing political prisoners canceling court cases easing fugitive reintegration and a special congress within five months for reunification.
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Mohamed Lakhdar
Hocine Ait-Ahmed
Indonesian Chief Tightens Reins on Government
President Sukarno named himself premier of Indonesia to tighten control of daily operations. He revised the premiership post after abolishing it in 1959 and eliminated the first minister role. First Minister Djuanda Kartawidjaja died November 7. Deputy Leimena had been acting premier.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Life
Djuanda Kartawidjaja
Johannes Leimena
Nehru Turns 74 Amid Health Fears and Political Strife
New Delhi reports mark Jawaharlal Nehru's 74th birthday as his health wanes and frustration grows over Congress factionalism corruption and slow development. The premier contemplates resignation and possibly guiding his daughter Indira Gandhi, raising talk of a shadow government.
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India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Mohandas K. Gandhi
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China
Pakistan
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Congress
Ban on Oil to S. Africa Sought in U.N.
United Nations General Assembly calls for a worldwide oil embargo on South Africa as punishment for refusing to loosen control over South West Africa. The move, opposed by the United States and Iran warns embargo may fail. Southwest Africa, a 317,817 square mile homeland, has long been administered by South Africa under a League mandate and seeks independence.
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Iran
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Germany
Fraud Charges in Korean Election Case
Civil right party of Yun Po sun filed suit with South Korea's Supreme Court challenging the presidential election won by Chung Hee Park. They allege at least 320000 votes were invalid or counted for Park, surpassing Park's narrow 162026 vote margin.
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Korea
Chung Hee Park
Supreme Court
Civil Rute Party
Yun Po-sun
Yun
Park
U S General in Viet Nam Lands Diem War Tactics
Saigon reports Gen. Paul D. Harkins, commander of U S forces in South Viet Nam, praised Ngo Dinh Diem’s wartime actions though noting Diem lacked formal military training. Harkins predicted a decisive year ahead and said the coup’s outcome would not derail the campaign. He added Diem was bold and capable under solid information.
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Viet Nam
Diem
Saigon
Ngo Dinh Diem
Paul D. Harkins
Harkins
Attrok
Dienny
State court urged to compel gang witness testimony
Massachusetts Crime Commission seeks a court order to force Theodore Fucillo of Medford to testify in its probe of corruption in state departments and firms. The petition asks about an $11,000 loan to Concrete Co. Inc. of Boston and possible dealings with the Turnpike Authority, Port Authority, and DPW. A preliminary hearing is set for November 125.
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Cosa Nostra
Theodore Fucillo
Medford
Goncrete Co. Inc
Fucillo
Massachusetts Turnpike Authority
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Department of Public Works
DPW
Senate Crime Committee
Washingvign
Joseph Valaschi
New England
United States
Robert Sullivan
James F. Ryan
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