Nuclear Free Zone Vote Aims at Latin America
United Nations General Assembly committee approved a 89 to 0 vote with 14 abstentions for a resolution backing a nuclear free zone in Latin America. Eleven Latin American nations led by Brazil sponsored it. Cuba abstained, objecting to U S naval base Guantanamo as a price for progress. Romania supported the principle. Albania did not participate.
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United Nations, N.Y
General Assembly
Latin America
U.N. General Assembly
Brazil
United States
Europe
Asia
Cuba
Bulgaria
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Mongolia
Poland
Ukraine
Soviet Union
France
Mali
Tunisia
Algeria
Venezuela
Romania
Albania
Moscow
Guantanamo
U.S
Geneva
Barghoorn Tells of Spy Frameup and Earlier Work
Yale's Frederick C Barghoorn, 52, recounts a Moscow frameup episode after a stranger handed him papers outside the Metropole Hotel. He recalls being cuffed, jailed, and questioned as conversations on political indoctrination and past intelligence travels with the State Department are noted for context.
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Barghoorn
Washington
UPI
Moscow
Yale
Frederick C. Barghoorn
State Department
U.S
Russia
Metropole
Stalin
Germany
Leniency for Spies Declared by Swiss
Bern Switzerland UPS Spies whose espionage activities are designed to prevent wars can count on leniency from Swiss courts. The government told parliament it cannot amend the espionage law but urged judges to issue only mild sentences for spies with honorable motives.
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Bern
Switzerland
UPS
Photogenic King Olav V Wins Norwegian Photo Award
Oslo Norway UPI reports King Olav V received the Norwegian Press Photographers Association top honor a small bronze statue named Nice Boy for being the most cooperative with photographers. The annual award recognizes celebrity accessibility and media cooperation.
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Oslo
Norway
UPI
Olav V
Norwegian Press Photographers Association
U.S. Aims 50 Percent Tariff Cuts in Kennedy Round
The United States announces plans for a 50 percent across the board tariff reduction in the Kennedy round to begin next spring. George W. Bull urges minimal exceptions and stresses the need for serious negotiations to boost world trade. Ball criticizes Western cooperation but pledges early, earnest talks to advance Atlantic economic unity.
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Paris
UPI
United States
U.S
George W. Bull
Ball
Council of Ministers
Organization
For
Europe
North America
Japan
Haiti Storm Devastates Nation with 500 Dead
AP reports Haiti Public Health Department says floods and landslides on Thursday and Friday killed about 500 people. Thousands are homeless, millions in damage. A bus buried near Camp Coy killed the driver and 20 passengers. Grande Riviere du Nord crops wiped out. World Health Organization cites 5,000 deaths in 1963 Flora hurricane.
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Port - AU - Prince
Haiti
Public Health Department
Camp Coy
Grande Riviere du Nord
World Health Organization
Kennedy to skip news conference this week
Washington Kennedy will not hold a news conference this week. He last met with newsmen on November 14.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
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