Goa Affair Highlights U.N. Shift and Western Alarm
United Nations debates reveal growing influence of Asian and African members as they push for new norms and forceful action. Western diplomats fear Charter redefinition could trigger chaos and possible violence against Portugal and South Africa held territories.
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United Nations
Goa
U.N
Russia
Security Council
Ceylon
Liberia
United Arab Republic
Portugal
South Africa
Ford Aiming To Avoid Repeating Its Edsel Error
Ford Motor Co nears U.S. release of a new subcompact Cardinal to compete with low priced imports. The car, designed to avoid Edsel missteps, may bow in 1962 or 1963, with a VW rival size and a front wheel drive V-4 engine.
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Ford
Detroit
UPI
Ford Motor Co
U.S
Edsel
Cardinal
Volkswagen
Dearborn
Commerce Department
India
General Assembly
Motor Manual
Dagenham
England
Livonia
Mich
Christmas Mail Peak Passes At Cedar Rapids Post Office
The Cedar Rapids post office reports the Christmas mail peak has passed with still heavy volume. From a record 30,000 pieces Tuesday, mail dropped to 714,000 Wednesday. outgoing and incoming volumes also declined slightly. Overall increase this year is 2.5 percent, with incoming up 3.7 percent and outgoing up 1.5 percent for the first 20 days of December. Superintendent Charles Seda said operations were current with no backlog and nationwide signs show no transportation backlogs.
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Charles Seda
Margie Buys Shimmy Dress on TV Without Parents’ Consent
A Thursday 8:30 p.m. KCRG TV 9 segment shows Margie purchasing a Shimmy Dress, described as an unauthorized act lacking parental consent. Details emphasize the purchase and broadcast timing.
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Kcrg-Tv
Margie
Personnel Managers Elect Collins Ed Moldt Chairman 1962
Ed Moldt director of employment and salary administration for Collins Radio Co. was elected chairman for 1962 of the Personnel Managers committee of the Chamber of Commerce. He succeeds George Case. Other officers elected Tuesday include Vice-chairman Stanley Austin program chairman Gayle Hayes and secretary treasurer Miriam Horner.
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Ed Moldt
Collins Radio Co
Chamber of Commerce
George Case
Wilson and Co
Stanley Austin
Gayle Hayes
Miriam Horner
Dyrness Fined After Guilty Plea For Resisting Officer
Raymond M. Dyrness, 24, of 515 Third Ave SW, pled guilty in municipal court to resisting a police officer. He was fined $15 and costs with the fine remitted after arrest at about 12:15 a.m. Thursday near a laundromat. Dyrness was booked on vagrancy and resisting arrest charges. the vagrancy charge was dismissed after he proved an address and means of support in the 500 block of Third Ave SW. Patrolmen Hooper and Millsap said he refused to identify himself.
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Raymond M. Dyrness
Third Ave
Dyrness
Durness
Third Avenue
Albert ‘Hooper
Kenneth Millsap
Edwards Air Base
Calif
Rangoon
Burma
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SEARS
Lindale Plaza
By Quincy
Olde Knight
Collins
Thomas Plumbing Service
Corre AR Cabeae Company
Twin Towers Junction
Raymond Dyrness
Honesday
Shaver Dermatologists
Remington
Remington Lektronic
America
CUE Drug Cinal Super “Dissount Stores
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