U N Secretary General proposes steps to boost UN role
Dag Hammarskjold urged a renewed function for the United Nations in global diplomacy. He proposed secret Security Council sessions, ministerial ECOSOC meetings, and greater use of The Hague court, plus expanded private diplomacy by UN delegates and the secretary general.
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Revolt Threatens Over Firing of Argentine General
Argentina faces a crisis as Secretary of War Elbio Anaya orders arrest of 17 generals in a counteroffensive after Gen. Carlos Toranzo Montero is dismissed. Generals loyal to Montero blockades and barracks guard armed units while Castineiras acts as new army commander.
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East Germans Flee Essen Report Shows Large Emigration
UPI reports two million East Germans fled to West Germany, about 11 percent of East Germany’s population, according to the Institute for Economic Research.
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Khrushchev outlines three points for peaceful coexistence
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev lays out three conditions for peaceful coexistence with non Communist nations in a Foreign Affairs article. He calls for an end to rolling back communism, acceptance of Soviet demands on Germany including West Berlin, and removal of trade barriers with Russia while noting no plan to impose communism. He says ideological struggle will continue and warns that a summit with Eisenhower could advance disarmament talks.
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Khrushchev Paid 150 Dollars for Foreign Affairs Article
New York Soviet Premier Khrushchev received 150 dollars as the magazine’s usual honorarium for an article in Foreign Affairs. The piece titled On Peaceful Coexistence was first translated into English, then rendered from the original Russian with minor English edits approved by a Soviet Embassy representative.
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New York Plans Lunch for Mr. Khrushchev
Premier Nikita Khrushchev will be honored at an official luncheon at the Waldorf Astoria on Thursday Sept 17 as guest of New York City. He is due to arrive by train at Pennsylvania Station that morning and will be escorted to the hotel for the city sponsored luncheon. Mayor Robert F Wagner plans to attend and speak. On Sept 18 he will address the United Nations General Assembly. The luncheon attendees will be chosen by officials from federal and city administrations. He will not receive a parade.
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Nasser and Saud Hold Secret Cairo Talks Second Round
UAR President Gamal Abdel Nasser met with visiting King Saud of Saudi Arabia for one hour and 45 minutes in their second round of private talks here. Details of the meeting were kept secret.
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Reds Advance as Laos Rebels Close on Sam Neua
In northern Laos government forces defend toward Sam Neua, 12 miles from the royal military HQ, as rebels push from basins and casualties mount. Reports say North Vietnamese units supported the attack with 105mm howitzers while U.N. observers are discussed but not yet proposed.
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Childless Couple Trial Over Alleged Amba Sacrifice
In northern Bombay state a childless couple goes on trial for the murder of a 4 year old girl in a human sacrifice to the Hindu fertility goddess Amba. A medicine man who advised the murder is also on trial.
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