Menzies Attacks Khrushchev in UN Speech
Australian Prime Minister Robert Menzies denounced Nikita Khrushchev as a hypocrite in a General Assembly address. He urged Africa’s newly admitted nations to resist Soviet influence and warned against dividing the United Nations as the West pursues decolonization.
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United Arab Republic
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Neutralists Press for Face-to-Face U N Summit
United Nations debate centers on a petition for a Eisenhower Khrushchev meeting despite their rejection by the two leaders. Australia and Britain urge a Big Four summit while U.S. officials resist. Menzies criticizes the Western bloc depiction and warns against equating all others with the US and Russia.
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Australia
Hoffa Wins Court Battle Over Monitor Chairman
Teamsters President Hoffa secured a court order restraining Terrence McShane from further duties as chairman of the board of monitors while the court reviews Hoffa's claims of bias. The ruling, issued 2-1, pauses McShane's service pending further orders.
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Teamsters
Hoffa
Terrence McShane
Board of Monitors
Union
U.S
McShane
Twelve Accused of Stealing $8 Million in Equitable Plan Case
LA AP report states twelve indicted, most from New York, for siphoning over eight million from 4,500 investors in Equitable Plan Corp. The scheme, run by Lowell Birrell now a fugitive in Brazil, collapsed in 1957 after transferring funds to Birrell enterprises. Birrell bail set at $500,000. others arrested or sought.
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Nixon campaigns in New York and Kennedy hits Indiana
Nixon spoke on tax policies to spur industry and jobs in Rockefeller Plaza with an estimated crowd of 23 000 as he urged stronger military and economic protections. Kennedy criticized Nixon’s economic views in Evansville arguing unemployment has risen from GOP policy and called Nixon out on economic claims amid Indiana’s electoral battleground status.
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Khrushchev’s U N Tactics Seen as Horse Trading
Analysis argues Khrushchev overplayed his hand in seeking Hammarskjold’s resignation and a Moscow veto over U N actions. Western observers note a pattern of exaggerated demands, conceding little, then retreating while preserving a claimed victory. The Congo stand remains a focal point of his strategy.
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Pirates Topple Yanks in World Series Opener
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the New York Yankees 6-4 in the opening game of the World Series. Details and pictures appear in the sports section.
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UPI
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Mental Checkup For Goldfine Is Court's Decree
Boston UPI A judge ordered Bernard Goldfine to undergo a psychiatric examination before his income tax evasion trial. He was placed in U S marshals custody. Goldfine’s counsel argued prison psychosis and sought outpatient evaluation, but the judge denied. A panel of 79 veniremen was excused until next Tuesday.
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UPI
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George Sweeney
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Labor Congress Backs Nuke Ban Against Gaitskell Wishes
The British Labour party conference over rode leader Hugh Gaitskell and adopted two resolutions calling for Britain to renounce nuclear weapons. The move marks a shift in party stance amid ongoing Cold War debates.
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England
Labor Party
Hugh Gaitskell
Britain
Premier Khrushchev accuses Higgins of writing filthy articles
In New York Khrushchev targets Marguerite Higgins of the Herald Tribune, labeling her reporting as filthy. Higgins retorts she is independent and defies orders, asserting Irish independence and refusing to be controlled.
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Khrushchev
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New York Herald Tribune
Russia
Birds at runway end blamed for airliner tragedy
Boston AP report details the Eastern Airlines Electra crash into Boston harbor killing 61. Rescue workers, including Stanley Cootey and Martin Rodgers, describe harrowing efforts and survivors Patricia Davies and Joan Berry. Gen. Elwood Quesada cites starlings as a likely cause. 100 to 200 birds found at the runway end.
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Chuckle on Business Wisdom and Workplace Roles
A humorous remark on executives knowing a little about all, technicians about a single thing, and switchboard operators knowing everything, with a note on copyright.
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