U N expected to shelve seating of Red China this year
United States moves to defer a decision on seating Red China in the United Nations for another year. The steering committee will debate the Indian motion amid East West tensions and Tibet protests. Khrushchev’s Assembly speech looms as all sides press for influence over China’s representational status. Victor Andres Belaunde was named president of the General Assembly.
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United Nations
N.Y
Peiping
United States
Shelve
Red China
Tibet
U.S
General Assembly
Dali Lama
Assembly
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Trision Tiafanen Minindne Tro
Algeria
de Gaulle
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Mayor Favours BSR For School Bus Contract Debated by City Panel
Mayor Haughey indicated support for Berkshire Street Railway Co. winning the disputed school bus contract amid a drive to end a 87 day strike. Yellow Cab offers $220 a day, claiming annual city savings of about $14,000 and safety benefits with dedicated school buses, while BSR cites broader transport needs and calls for competitive bidding to ensure the best deal.
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Berkshire Street Railway Co
BSR
Pittsfield
Yellow Cab Co
Berkshire Street Railway
Yellow Cab
Frederick M. Myers Jr
Arty Myers
Berkshire Street Rail Way
Myers
School Department
Atty. Myers
Laos Reds Show U N Aggression Proof
United Nations fact finders opened investigations amid claims the Lao government captured five Red soldiers to bolster charges of Communist aggression. Unverified reports left unclear if prisoners were North Vietnamese or local tribesmen in North Vietnamese uniforms. Meanwhile Pathet Lao troops withdrew northward and government forces set a midnight curfew in Vientiane amid fears of terrorism.
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Laos
United Nations
North Viet Nam
Five Day Forecast Sees Cooler Flows Through Weekend
The forecast shows temperatures averaging 2 to 5 degrees below the 58-degree normal through Monday. Expect a cool weekend with a chance of a shower as the next system develops early next week.
De Gaulle unveils Algeria pacification plan at UN debate
Paris reports that President De Gaulle disclosed a 12 page plan aimed at pacification and self determination in Algeria. The cabinet approved the plan after a 27 hour session and a recorded broadcast will explain terms to be aired in France and Algeria in multiple languages.
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de Gaulle
Algeria
Paris
APL
Charles de Gaulle
France
United Nations
Kabyle
Mather Stands By Decision To Quit Despite Pay Bill
In Boston UPI President Jean Paul Mather of the University of Massachusetts says his resignation stands despite legislative approval of a faculty pay raise bill. He spoke Tuesday night to a New England Association of Credit Executives meeting and will study the measure before commenting further, but will not rescind his resignation.
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Boston
UPI
Jean’ Paul Mather
University of Massachusetts
New England Association of Credit Executives
House
Senate
Argentine Ferry Disaster Leaves 15 Missing in Storm
A river ferry collided with a breakwater in NEUQUEN during a fierce windstorm. Of 30 aboard, 18 were swept away. 12 survivors were rescued and 3 bodies recovered. Fifteen remain missing and are presumed drowned.
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Neuquen
Argentina
UPN
Here
Limay
Butler Modifies Stand On 60 State Delegations
Washington UPI report notes Democratic Chair Paul M. Butler revised his 1960 convention apportionment to ensure every state gains at least one vote over 1956. The plan adds votes per Democratic Congress members, uses at large votes to cover deficits, and assigns DC Puerto Rico and other territories specific totals. The change aims to appease southern critics and support a loyalty oath compromise praised by Louisiana committeeman Camille Gravel Jr.
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UPI
Paul M. Butler
Congress
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Canal Zone
Lell
Butler
Camille F. Gravel Jr
Louisiana
Khrushchev Tour Highlights a Somber Washington Visit
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev toured Beltsville’s experimental farm and met President Eisenhower in a day of formal events marked by light humor and a measured mood. Benson praised American farmers as free and productive, while Khrushchev mused about peaceful pursuits such as turkey farming during his remarks.
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Blair House
Beltsville
Khrushchev
Tency Cabot Lodge
Agricultural Research Center
Ezra Taft Benson
Nikita Khrushchev
Turkey
Department of Agri
Culture
Eisenhower
White House
West Point
Academy
United States
U.S.S.R
Fisenhower
Soviet Union
Benson
America
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
United Nations
Barred Rhode Island teachers fail to renew licenses
About 100 Rhode Island public school teachers cannot teach as their teaching certificates were not renewed by the June 1 deadline. The backlog in applications has delayed approval by the State Department of Education, leaving many uncertified teachers unable to work or be paid.
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Rilap
Rhode Island
State Department of Education
William P. Robinson Jr
Khrushchev
Laos
United States
United Nations Security Council
Soviet Union
Security Council
Moscow
United Nations
State Department
Eisenhower
Resignation Leaves U Mass Without Game Band
Amherst reports that the Massachusetts football program will open with no marching band after Joseph Contino, assistant professor of music, resigned. The band and the Precisionettes drill team were disbanded amid student senate prerogative disputes. Faculty and students seek a return before the Harvard game while cheerleaders perform.
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Amherst
University of Massachusetts
Maine
Joseph Contino
Contno
Precisionettes
Harvard
Eisenhower Khrushchev Talk Seeks Better Understanding
In Washington, President Eisenhower and Premier Khrushchev pursued modest aims to improve understanding amid Cold War tensions. Deep skepticism from U.S. officials persists about translating talk into practical accords to ease Laos conflicts and curb global fighting.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Rockefeller Schedule Sets Sept 26 Visit to N Hampshire
Rockefeller, a member of the Dartmouth College Class of 1930 and executive committee member, is set for a September 26 visit to New Hampshire.
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Rockefeller
N. Hampshire
Presiuen Muse
Dartmouth College
Governor Rockefeller to attend Dartmouth reunion meeting
Albany reports Governor Rockefeller will visit New Hampshire on September 26 for a reunion-planning meeting at Dartmouth College. The piece notes contemporaneous White House invitations and Khrushchev dinner arrangements with a borscht option and a Russian flown menu.
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N.Y
UPI
Rockefeller
New Hampshire
Dartmouth College
Washington
Mary March
Fisenhower
White Mountain
Nikita Khrushches
Russia
Herter and Gromyko Meet to Plan Camp David Talks
Secretary of State Christian Herter and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko conferred in Washington to draft a general plan for the Eisenhower Khrushchev talks at Camp David next week. The men avoided the word agenda as they discussed topics likely to include Berlin, disarmament, Red China, and potential U S Soviet economic aid cooperation.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
Andre Gromyko
Camp David
Gromyko
Herter
State Department
Khrushchev
Berlin
Typhoon Sarah Kills Six on Miyako Island
UPI reports six people killed and 33 injured as Typhoon Sarah struck Miyako Island in the Ryukyu Islands with winds up to 150 mph. Police say 1,460 homes were destroyed and 1,464 damaged as the storm hit Tuesday night near Okinawa.
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Okinawa
Sarah
Miyako Island
Ryukyu Islands
Miyako
Truman declines Khrushchev reception in New York
President Truman says he declined an invitation to Khrushchev’s reception in Manhattan to dine with his daughter Margaret and son-in-law Clifton Daniel. Harriman invited him to attend. Truman cites prior dinner engagement as reason. Massachusetts unemployment claims rise to 9,349 for the week, up from 8,792, with a year-ago figure of 11,341.
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Harry &. Truman
Nikita Khrushchev
Manhattan
Constitutional
Truman
Margaret
Clifton Daniel
W. Averell Harriman
UPL
Harriman
Massachusetts
Freedom Pickets Denounce Khrushchev Visit at White House
A U S picket group, led by Robert Stevens Jr of Leesburg, claims police brutality suppressed anti Khrushchev demonstrations. Arlington police say no formal complaints were filed. Marvin Merry of Scott Depot was jailed briefly for skull and bones flag violations. Ukrainian Americans from Baltimore were moved aside during the protest.
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UP1
Freedom Committee
U.S
Nikita Khrushchev
Committee For Freedom of All Peoples
Robert Stevens Jr
Leesburg, Va
Army
Robert T Steven
Young Stevens
Marvin H. Merry
Scott Depot
W. Va
White House
Khrushchev
Baltimore, Md
Ukranian Congress Committee of America
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