U N Rumpus Humors at the Great Glass School
Hal Boyle compares the United Nations to a grand glass schoolhouse amid a boardroom rumpus over Dag Hammarskjold. He notes dissidents threaten but take no concrete action, arguing optimism persists. The piece casts the UN General Assembly meeting as both potential setback and stage for prestige, yet the glass school remains standing as the only place for higher education.
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Cuba Arrest Protest Sparks US Tension
A fragmented report claims Cuban authorities arrested several protesters outside the US embassy amid a detainee dispute. It names secretaries and diplomats, including a San Francisco individual, as involved, with unspecified charges of spying and unrest.
Brown Opposed To State Bar Proposal
Governor Brown spoke against a state bar plan to hand picks for gubernatorial appointments to a small group. He argued the current system allows people to influence judicial selection through elections of governors and judges, and warned the proposal would bypass public ties and reduce public accountability.
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Mobutu rounds roundtable amid Congo talks turmoil
In Leopoldville amid Congolese power struggle Mobutu seeks a roundtable to reconcile factions including Tshombe and Lumumba allies. Across continents Sacramento reports water plan aims to ship Northern California surplus to southern regions under Prop 4 finance, detailing counties and acre-feet projections.
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Ghanians to Exit Congo by Sept 30
Brussels radio reports Congolese strongman Col Mabutu said the Ghanaian contingent of the U N forces would depart the Congo on September 30 after their open support for Patrice Lumumba.
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Nehru Throws Big Party at New York Summit
India’s Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru hosted a two hour summit in New York with most world leaders in attendance and Cuba’s Fidel Castro among the notable guests. Absent were Britain’s Harold Macmillan and U.S. Secretary of State Christian A. Herter, while Nikita Khrushchev and Soviet bloc allies came to the gathering that featured a celebratory mood as Golda Meir commented on the atmosphere.
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