Kruschev’s Final Outburst at the U N
Kruschev storms from the United Nations after an explosive address accusing the United States and the U N of collusion with the State Department. He threatened war over spy flights and demanded a three man UN Secretariat. He won support for a colonial independence declaration but left as delegates debated his disarmament plan.
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Eisenhower
Demand for Change in UN Meeting
Friday in New York Soviet life minister Mr Knushietly urged a change in the structure of the United Nations before Migleg returns to Moscow. He denounced the brief who heckled him and described them as hired agitators. He said the Soviet Union supports Corewell opposition and aimed to press the matter further.
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Hermes aircraft crashes at Southend airport injures none
Seventy one passengers and crew were aboard a Taor engined Hermes when it overshot the runway at Southend Airport Essex. The nose rests on railway lines near high voltage cables. All aboard were returning from a holiday in Spain and escaped injury.
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Spain
Policy On Laos Change Sparks International Debate
In Vientiane officials report arrival of Soviet Ambassador to Laos and U S Assistant Secretary of State amid talk the United States may shift support from neutralist Prime Minister Souvanna Phouma to the rightist General Navosin group. The scene hints at possible changes impacting Laos and Southeast Asia.
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Vientiane
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Laos
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J. Graham Parsons
Ilos
Associated Press
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Souvanna
Phouma
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Houmi Navosin
Bradley Girl's Appearance Order In Aden
In Colombo Bradley and his legal team pursue Bradley's extradition fate amid jurisdictional hurdles. Sydney detectives arrive unarmed with no extradition warrant as Bradley remains in remand prison. Legal advisers, local officials, and the Bradley camp weigh treaty limits and the Fugitive Offenders Act in this evolving Colombo case.
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Australia
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Commonwealth
Detectives Prepare Extradition Case For Bradley
Sydney detectives will work through the weekend to assemble evidence for the extradition from Colombo of Stephen Leslie Bradley in connection with the murder of Graeme Thome, a Tondi schoolboy. An extradition hearing is set at Central Court on Monday.
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Television in 13 country towns soon in Australia
The Postmaster General Mr Davidson announced tonight that television reception would be introduced soon in 13 country towns. He said about 75 percent of the population would have access eventually and that rural rollout has taken longer due to problems extending service to outlying areas. Nationwide coverage is expected in time.
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Australia
Bradley
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Bradwe Fa Ppiamea Defence Coun
Sydney
Davidson
American citizen executed in Cuba shocks world news
Anthony Zarba a 27 year old Somerville Massachusetts man was executed in Santiago Cuba amid a wave of revolutionary justice. The total executions rose to 574 with 200 others jailed or sentenced including Richard Pecoraro a Staten Island native and former New York City firefighter who received a 20 year sentence for aiding insurgents. Zarba claimed he was part of a boat crew destined to assist guerrillas but landed in Cuba with a planned invasion.
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Tno
Cuba
Dr. Castra
Dr. Castro
Richard Pecoraro
Staten Island
New York
New York City
Zarba
Santiagpo
Zarbs
Miami
Florida
Fidel Castro
Yestereday
Senor Abelardo Lean Bianco
Congo Rivals' New Attitude To U N
Colonel Mobutu announced a shift in Congo policy after a two hour meeting with United Nations military commanders. He said his troops would not arrest Lumumba while he remained under UN protection at the official premier's residence. He insisted he could arrest Lumumba if he left the residence, but the UN has refused to allow service of his arrest warrant. Lumumba issued a manifesto outlining a plan to regain control with UN cooperation. The Student Council, now administering the Congo, accused the UN of brainwashing, while UN officials noted Mobutu’s access to UN offices and questioned the ease of his comings and goings.
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