Khrushchev demands UN reform before disarmament
Soviet leader Khrushchev stated disarmament hinges on reforming the United Nations with a three man general secretariat representing the Western world the Communist bloc and neutral nations He argued this setup would enable disarmament and a UN army under UN control. he opposed armed forces under rival powers and warned against those who would oppose UN reform and disarmament.
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New York
Khrushchev
Pla
United Nations
United Nations General Secretariat
Haey Powers
Marshjeels
Kheushehev
Soviet Union
Unita Nations
Khrushchev Press Conference Nod Sparks White House Feud
Report describes a tense Moscow meeting where Khrushchev and Eisenhower exchanged minimal gestures during a United Nations General Assembly session. Police and crowd clashed outside as officials attempted calm, with both leaders offering brief acknowledgments and limited dialogue.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Mr. Khushchev
Assembly
General Assembly
Krushchev urges UN reform and world disarmament
Khrushchev in a two hour speech at the United Nations proposed replacing the UN secretary general with an executive body representing the West socialist and neutralist blocs. He outlined a three stage disarmament plan ending with abolition of armed forces and destruction of conventional arms. He urged trusteeship reforms for colonies and warned against US opposition, suggesting sites for a new UN headquarters in Switzerland or Austria.
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Seewisrys
Ie Siuier
Hanwaar
Secnih
Ine
Saconty Council
Gen Fl
Khrushchev
Satghat
U.N. Gener Knthetny
Krushchey “Pro
United States
Dag” Hammarskjoeld
Gwaders
West
Coluunries
Tanganyika
New Guinea
Ruanda-Urundi
U.N
Krushchev
Switzerland
Austria
Soviet Union
Soviet Union allegedly launches four man space mission
London papers report the Soviet Union may have sent four men into space with signals from possible satellites detected by the United States. Russian monitoring ships have moved toward the Pacific missile testing range with two helicopters aboard. An unidentified object in space is noted by US scientists.
Australian delegates laud results of Lausanne seminar
Australian participants expressed enthusiasm over a two day economic seminar in Lausanne ending yesterday. About 160 leading European financiers and industrialists heard addresses on Australia’s economic and political stance while 60 Australian bankers businessmen and government trade experts held informal discussions.
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Lausanne
Wifecrand
Bunday
Police Follow New Lead In Thorne Murder
C I B detectives press a new lead in the Graeme Thorne kidnap murder dating CALB. Inspector A E B Windsor describes a man and a car seen near the kidnapping. A 1955 Ford sedan with fading signs is linked to sightings at Bondi and Seaforth on July 7. Police urge the driver to contact Bondi station.
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Thorne
Sydney
C.I.B
Graeme Thorne
CALB
A. E B. Windsor
Windsor
Follira
Yath Io
Seaforth
Graemie
Bondi
Person
Promies
Rollies
Tin
Tal
United States Launches 387th Moon Satellite Mission
The United States successfully launched a satellite headed for a lunar orbit in a 624 hour mission from Cape Canaveral. If all goes well, the space station aims to reach the moon vicinity by early next Wednesday for new space data.
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Cart
Canaveral
Larida
A.A. P-Reuter
United States
Earth
Stormy Meeting Between Congo Rivals In Leopoldville
Colonel Mobutu held a stormy one hour meeting with deposed Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba at Lumumba's Leopoldville residence. Mobutu had ordered neutrality of politicians until December 31. Lumumba spoken for thirty minutes as Mobutu occasionally read a newspaper. They exchanged questions over arrests and parliament closure with Mobutu offering possible conciliation and warning of welfare concerns. Kasavubu told Ghana to end Ghana's foreign representation after October 1.
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AAP
Congo
Mobutu
Patrice Lumumba
Mr. Lumumba
Leopoldville
Mabutia
Kasavubu
Lumumba
Kagavubu
Leopold
Cotonsi Mobutu
Ghana
Adenauer Warns of Grim World Outlook
West German Chancellor Adenauer told CD readers the world situation is breathtaking and terrifying. He warned there are no longer any European powers and urged Germany to stay firmly together with the United States to face the serious global crisis.
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Bonn
AAP Reuter
Ker Adenauer
Christian Democrat ‘Union
United Press
Germany
United States
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