United States and Soviet Union Fund U.N. Budget Relief
The United States and the Soviet Union paid over 24 million dollars to the U.N. Secretariat to cover 1962 regular budget assessments. The U.S. contributed 19.22 million dollars and the Soviet Union 5.04 million. both still owed amounts to complete their obligations. Their payments allowed the Secretariat to repay 10 million dollars borrowed recently from the U.N. Special Fund.
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Australia praised for role in New Guinea trusteeship
French delegate Jacques Kosciusko-Morizet praised Australia with admirable dynamism in governing New Guinea while urging faster independence. New Zealand's F H Corner hailed rapid development across 700 languages and 1 000 tribes, predicting local councils as political units within five years. The council debate continued.
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U S House approves foreign aid under discretionary powers
The House authorized about 2 098 million in foreign aid for the new fiscal year and granted the President discretionary power to aid non communist nations under certain conditions. A bid to ban all aid was rejected while a general ban was approved with exceptions. Senate already split on similar rules. Conference committee to reconcile bills follows.
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King and Abernathy Freed After Two Days in Albany Jail
Dr. Martin Luther King and fellow clergyman Ralph Abernathy were released after serving two days of 45 day sentences linked to racial tensions in Albany. Federal Attorney General Robert Kennedy welcomed the release, hoping it reduces tension as Albany residents seek to resolve differences.king expressed mixed feelings about the time in custody and the tactics used to secure release.
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