New U.N. disarmament talks gain unanimous support
United Nations members approve a Big Four framework for new 110 nation disarmament talks to begin in Geneva early next year. The Disarmament Commission ends its meeting with broad backing and calls for extending the commission beyond 1959. UK and Soviet delegates defend the plan, stressing U.N. ultimate authority while pledging to seek a solution to the stalemate.
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U.N. Disarmament Commission
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Ecuador
U. N
General Assembly
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Disarmament Commission
Britain
Sir Pierson Dixon
Commission
United Nations
Arkady A. Sobolev
Armand Berard
Sobolev
Soviet Union
Debut in Denmark by Young American Conductor Zeller
Robert Zeller of New York made his Danish debut conducting the Danish state broadcasting orchestra in Copenhagen. He led Beethoven’s Prometheus Overture and Stravinsky’s Firebird in his Thursday night concert.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
UPI
Robert Zeller
Danish State Broadcasting Orchestra
Zeller
New York
Beethoven
Stravinsky
Duplessis Aide Named Premier of Quebec Sauve
Paul Sauve aged 52 was named Premier of Quebec to succeed the late Maurice Duplessis. He has served as Youth and Welfare minister and was Duplessis' close aide. Gagnon asked him to form a cabinet as the Union Nationale caucus backed the choice. The cabinet is expected to stay largely intact with few changes.
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Quebec
Paul Sauve
Matrice Duplessis
Sauve
Duplessis
Onesime Gagnon
Union Nationale Party
Gagnon
Montreal
Schefferville
Que
Legislative Assembly
Arthur Sauve
Conservative Party
Gentral
Philippines Seek UN Hearing On Tibet Issue
The Philippines announced readiness to co sponsor a Tibet question before the U N General Assembly. Foreign Secretary Feliberto Serrano said instructions have been sent to Manila's U N mission. The Dalai Lama cable to U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold alleged China killed thousands and sought to exterminate Tibetans.
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Philippines
Foreign Office
U.N. General Assembly
Feliiberto Serrano
U.N
Dalai Lama
Dag Hammarskjold
China
St Laurent to receive St Ives award in Boston dinner
Saint Laurent former Canadian prime minister will get the second annual St Ives award at a Boston Catholic Lawyers Guild dinner on Oct 3 after the Red Mass opening the fall Law Courts. Cardinal Cushing will celebrate the Red Mass at Holy Cross Cathedral.
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Louis S, St. Laurent
Canada
Catholic Lawyers Guild of Boston
St. Laurent
Robert D. Murphy
Cardinal Cushing
Cathedral of I the Toly Cross
Khrushchev to Visit U.S. with Ike and Nixon
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev will arrive at Andrews Air Force Base next Tuesday for a White House reception with President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon. The trip includes 13 days of public appearances, speeches, and meetings across the United States, ending with his return on September 27. A protest group plans silent arm band demonstrations during some portions of the visit.
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Eisenhower
Nikita $. Khrushchev
United States
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Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Richard M. Nixon
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Dirksen Halts Senate Hawaii Trip Amid Criticism
Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen blocked a planned Senate junket to Hawaii for Thanksgiving to celebrate statehood. He said only about five senators would go, reducing the projected cost from 200000 dollars to about 5000, after Democratic criticism and a discussion with Lyndon B. Johnson.
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UPI
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Hawaii
Dirksen
GOP
United Press International
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Mexican President to Visit Washington and U.S. Oct 9 14
President Adolfo Lopez Mateos of Mexico will make an official visit to Washington and other parts of the United States from October 9 to October 14 as the guest of President Dwight D. Eisenhower.
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Washington
UPI
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Mexico
Eisenhower
GIs Favor American Cars Despite European Models
UPI reports U.S. servicemen in Europe buy more European cars each year but still favor American models. Vehicle registrations in Army and Air Force Europe as of March 31 show 82,704 total cars with 49,602 American makes and 33,102 foreign brands in use by U.S. personnel and families.
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Germany
UPI
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Europe
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Eisenhower Eyes Khrushchev Talks Toward Summit
President Eisenhower left open the possibility that his man to man talks with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, starting Tuesday, may yield a summit conference. He urged constructive ideas, spoke of guarded optimism, and said any summit must rest on Soviet respect for Berlin and genuine negotiation toward reducing world tensions.
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Eisenhower
Nikita Ikhrushchev
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Britain
France
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