Security Council to Meet Over Laos Crisis This Weekend
The United Nations moved to convene a Security Council session on Sunday or Monday to consider Laos request for an emergency force against alleged North Vietnamese aggression. Laos charged the Democratic Republic of Viet Nam with backing attacks on Laotian frontier posts Muong Het and Nieng Kho, while the U.S. and Britain weighed responses and Laos reinforced Sam Neua with airlifted troops as Pathet Lao forces mass in the north. Brig. Gen. Soukhavong Amkha reported main Lao troops approaching Sam Neua from Mounghet and Xieng Kho, with two skirmishes recorded Friday. The council president for the month is Ambassador Egidio Ortona of Italy.
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No Laos Aid From SEATO Is Indicated
Washington AP reports SEATO diplomats met at the State Department for a half hour to discuss the Laos crisis. An exchange of views occurred with little detail on U S positions at the UN Security Council where Laos aid was being considered. SEATO members include the United States Britain France Pakistan Thailand Australia New Zealand and the Philippines. A SEATO foreign ministers meeting was planned for later this month. There was noted friendly Washington sentiment toward Laos despite ongoing aid concerns.
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The Art of Advancing From the Brink in Cold War Diplomacy
The piece argues that ceremonial Eisenhower Khrushchev visits mark a new diplomatic approach after Berlin and disarmament impasses. It warns against overreliance on historical analogies, notes dangers of misperceptions, and stresses the unprecedented nuclear brinkmanship shaping policy.
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Senate Upholds Eisenhower Housing Veto Amid Tight Margin
The Senate rejected a bid to override President Eisenhower’s veto of a billion-dollar housing bill by a 58 to 36 vote. The veto, Eisenhower’s 145th, remains unbroken. The measure faced a two thirds hurdle, falling short by five votes.
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Nuclear tensions rise as Peiping trip looms aftermath of housing veto
The report notes Premier Khrushchev and Mao plan a four day conference in Peiping with talks to follow a U.S. veto on a major housing bill. Eisenhower’s veto complicates crisis diplomacy as Sparkman warns no housing bill this year. Khrushchev signals possible UN Security Council meeting to address Mideast crisis.
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Khrushchev previews Moscow talks with Eisenhower
Khrushchev told Poland's Premier Jozef Cyrankiewicz and officials at a reception opening the Polish industrial exhibition in Moscow that his aim is to keep Red China’s Communist government fully informed of his talks with President Eisenhower. This will be his second visit to Moscow.
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Baseball Scores From the Spots Pages
American League detail shows Detroit 9 Kansas City 3 and Baltimore 3 New York 9 at night. Washington 4 Boston 3 at night. Chicago 3 Cleveland 2 at night. Philadelphia 2 Pittsburgh 9 at night. Milwaukee 4 Cincinnati 1 at night. Chicago 2 San Francisco 1 at night. St Louis and Los Angeles not scheduled.
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White House Talks Start September 15 with Khrushchev
President Eisenhower and Soviet Premier Khrushchev will open their first conference September 15 at the White House. The talks will occur five hours after Khrushchev arrives for a 13 day visit, with the White House releasing itinerary details Friday.
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Dial-a-Job Service Links Workers to Open Posts in West Germany
FRANKFURT Germany Dial a number and cell job. A service by labor offices and the state phone system matches workers to thousands of jobs. West Germany shows 200000 unemployed out of a 19 million labor force.
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House Votes Part of Bond Rate Rise
Washington AP The House passed a bill allowing the Treasury to raise interest on E and H savings bonds from 3% to 3% per cent. The measure moves to the Senate as part of Eisenhower’s broader request for higher government bond rates. The plan would lift the ceiling on other bonds and would affect about 40 million holders with $30 billion in bonds. Most savings bonds are E variety bought at a discount and maturing later.
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GE Awarded Thor Cone Job On Performance
Maj Gen Ben Funk announced the Air Force awarded General Electric a 29 million contract for Thor cone nose production. The incentive deal rewards performance above standard and aims to cut spare parts and maintenance costs, with production centered in Philadelphia and Burlington Vermont.
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Labor Bill Passed by 352 to 52 Vote in House
The House approved and sent to President Eisenhower a labor racketeering law after a long battle. The Senate earlier backed the compromise 92 to 2. The bill tightens union reporting and election safeguards, bans secondary boycotts and broadens state handling of disputes beyond federal scope.
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