China Issue Embarrassing For Soviets
At the United Nations the annual bid to admit Communist China became awkward for the Soviet Union as Nationalist China’s Liu Chieh argued that Beijing’s aggressive ideological stance proves the Reds should be barred. The Soviets sat glumly while Albania and Mongolia left the hall, highlighting the Moscow-Peking split in the U.N. debate. Adlai Stevenson pressed Red China’s opposition to Khrushchev’s peaceful coexistence as a reason to keep the door closed.
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United Nations, N. Y
U.N. Assembly
China
Soviet Union
Peking
Liu Chieh
U.N
Lin
Kremlin
Albania
Mongolia
Red China
Chiang Kai-shek
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Hhrushchev
Moscow
Macmillan Faces Leadership Crisis Amid Fatigue
London AP report says Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, 69, is very tired after months of consultations as Conservative leadership struggles continue. His doctor noted fatigue from surgery and political strain while two main contenders Butler and Maudling race to succeed him ahead of next year’s general election.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
John Richardson
Richardson
Richard A
Rab) Butler
Excheqree
Reginald Maudling
Lord Hailsham
Lord Home
125th American Dies in Viet Nam
In Saigon a U S Army sergeant, unnamed, became the 125th American to die in the Viet Nam war. He was killed near the Trung Lap Ranger Training Center while demonstrating compass use to three Vietnamese soldiers when a Viet Cong hand grenade exploded.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
UPI
Trung Lap
Vietnamese Troops Kill 5 Capture 12 in Raid West of Saigon
Saigon AP dispatch says U S aided assault by Vietnamese forces killed five Viet Cong guerrillas and captured 12 at a Communist encampment about 15 miles west of Saigon. Officials reported no government or American casualties though two helicopters were hit. Sixty South Vietnamese soldiers flew into the battle in six helicopters. Earlier, a mine incident near Hon Quan killed four soldiers and wounded nine.
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Saigon
U.S
Hon Quan
Poland Ousts 2 U.S. Aides From Warsaw
The State Department said Poland asked two U.S. officials at the Warsaw embassy to leave the country on allegations of improper activities. Cmdr. James A. Baxter and Maj. Edward P. Stefanik denied wrongdoing, with Baxter near completion of a two year tour and Stefanik having served about 18 months. The U.S. government rejected the charges and said no valid reason exists for their removal.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
Armed Services
U.S
Warsaw
A Department
James A. Baxter
Edward P. Stefanik
Department
Cmdr
Baxter
Poland
Stefanik
Negro Wins $32,000 In Uncle Tom Libel Suit
Akron Ohio jury awards Mrs Bertha B Moore 22 000 in damages against the Cleveland Call and Post over a 1962 report calling her an Uncle Tom by former Ohio governor Michael V Di Salle The suit said the term damaged her reputation and earnings as a state auto license registrar.
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Akron
Ohio
Cleveland
Bertha B. Moore
Cleveland Call and Post
Michael V. di Salle
Moore
Summit County Common Pleas Court
Strongman Wins Vote In Korea
South Korea's military strongman Chung Hee Park declared his presidential victory a step toward democracy and political stability. Opponent Yun Posisun condemned it as virtual dictatorship as Park won by 156,028 votes with 43 percent overall.
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Shoul
Korea
Chung Hee Park
South Korea
Yun Posun
Park
Tinal
Yun
Peabody Pushes 10 Percent State Employee Raise
Gov. Peabody vows to keep the legislature in session to secure a 10 percent pay raise for about 40 000 state employees and wants no veto to block the measure He aims to extend the boost to professional workers and faculty at state institutions, asserting the bill remains on his desk pending final action in the session.
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Boston
UPI
Peabody
Civil court awards damaged sums for loss and fees
The record notes a judgment awarding $5,000 for financial loss and humiliation, $2,000 for attorney fees, and $25,000 in punitive damages in a civil case.
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Damagos
No Segregation For the British
SOUTHALL ENGLAND UPI white parents in the London suburb demanded segregated schools due to Indian and Negro families settling there but the education minister Sir Edward Boyle ruled there would be no color bar. Officials reported Indians and Negroes rejected segregation and planned evening classes to discuss integration with immigrant families.
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Southall
England
UPI
London
Sir Edward Boyle
Sir Edward
Senate Unit Would Punish Cuba Traders
Washington AP Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted a ban on U S aid to nations allowing ships or planes to carry military or strategic goods to Communist Cuba. The measure is less restrictive than the House version and aims to deter Cuba related trade while budget cuts shrink Kennedy requests.
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Washington
U.S
Cuba
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
J. W. Fulbright
Kennedy
Senate
John Stennis
Plea for Yemen Aid Goes Unheard Says Red Cross
ADN reports a fifth American soldier defected to East Germany, Pvt. Frank Barton, 22, Los Angeles, AWOL since Aug. 80 from Giessen unit. Red Cross warns relief for Yemen needs international aid to help victims amid civil war.
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Heidelberg
Germany
East Germany
ADN
Geneva
Committee of the Red
U.S. Army
Cross
Pvt
Frank
Barton
Los Angeles
Yemen
Calif
Giessen
Frankfurt
Higher learning for staff under state health departments
Higher learning opportunities for doctors nurses and teachers at facilities under the control of the Departments of Mental and Public Health and the Youth Service Board.
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Departments of Mental and Public Health
Youth Service Board
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Tran van Chueng
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New York
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le Thuy
Nwoe Thach
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Wiltsie
Wiltsie's
West Street
Philco
OO Chaseig
North St
Berkshire Eagle
Massachusetts
Berkin
Cornalia
Rome
Kahl
J. F. Kahl Co
American Geom Society
Strongman
Lee Hu-Rak
Reds
Audit Bureau of Circulations
The
Bureau
A.B.C
the Audit Bureau of Circulations
ABC
Berkshire
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