U.N. General Assembly Opens Amid Diplomatic Pushes
The eleventh annual United Nations General Assembly opens in New York as diplomats from major powers, including Greece, gather amid Middle East tensions and new topics. Discussions focus on Cyprus, Algeria, Japan's UN entry, Antarctica research bases, and disarmament efforts led by the United States Soviet Union Britain and France.
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United Nations
N.Y
INS
U.N. General Assembly
Middle East
Japan
U.N
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Britain
Greece
Russia
Antarctica
U. S
Adm
Richard E. Byrd
Eisenhower
International Atomic Energy Agency
United States
France
United Kingdom
Trick or treat subpoena shock hits Tucson door
A Tucson woman answered a Halloween knock with treats when Process Server Joe Berume slapped a subpoena into her hand. The episode occurred as she opened the door, a startling legal summons accompanying the usual Halloween call.
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International News Service
Tucson
Arzi
Joe Berume
Reduced ad rates target Tokyo students
A compilation of brief items mentions Tokyo advertising offers for students and notes various local anecdotes. Included are a Benson high school story from Omaha about mislaid sweat shirts, and a Virginia teacher’s roll call prank, plus other vignettes from Albuquerque, Ojai, Ocana, and Arlington.
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Arlington
Minnesota Prohibits Keeping Fawns as Pets
Lawmakers confirm it is illegal to capture or possess a fawn as a domestic pet in Minnesota. The rule targets wildlife protection and aims to prevent harm to young deer, with penalties for violators.
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Minnesota
Strontium Danger Warning Mentioned by Doctor
Dr. Evarts A. Graham, cancer researcher, says AEC knew strontium 90 risks in milk as far back as 1954. He confirmed a Stevenson quoted letter urging halt to H-bomb testing and urged the Eisenhower administration to inform the public of known dangers.
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ST. Louis
Evarts A. Graham
Atomic Energy Commission
Graham
Adlai Stevenson
Cleveland
Didate
Eisenhower
Schoolhouse Dogs A Rising Problem In Old Lyme
First Selectman Paul W. Hains warned that the schoolhouse is turning into a doghouse as eight to ten dogs accompany children into classrooms each year. He urged parents to keep dogs home to protect students.
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Old Lyme, Conn
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