Russia Pushes 18 Nation U.N. Membership Plan
The United Nations Security Council debated a package of 18 countries as the sole path to ending the membership crisis. Soviet envoy Sobolev urged approval of all 18, while U.S. delegate Lodge said four Communist states and Outer Mongolia should be excluded, leaving 13 backed by Washington and other allies. Britain backed all 18, with New Zealand and Peru joining in support.
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N. Y
Russia
U. N
China
Security Council
Outer Mongolia
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. S
Arkady A. Sobolev
U.N. Assembly
Sobolev
Albania
Mongolian People’s Republic
Jordan
Ireland
Portugal
Hungary
Italy
Austria
Romania
Bulgaria
Finland
Ceylon
Nepal
Libya
Cambodia
Japan
Laos
Spain
T. F. Tsiang
Arp
Lodge
U.N
Pierson Dixon
Britain
Leslie Munro
New Zealand
Victor Andres Belaunde
Peru
Cotton Futures Breaks Mixed on Week on New York Exchange
The cotton futures market moved irregularly this week on the New York Cotton Exchange. Prices closed with December only rising, while July led losses amid profit-taking and strong private crop estimates. Factors cited include loan movements and a possible parity loan for better wheat and potential cotton inclusion.
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New York
New York Cotton Exchange
Benson
Tuscaloosa Tot Injured By Gun Thought Unloaded
Ten year old Nannie Lou Deese was shot in the spine by a rifle fired by her brother Jerry Deese in a case described by Circuit Solicitor Olin Zeanah as an unloaded gun misfire. The girl remained in serious condition at Druid City Hospital. The youth had earlier snapped the trigger while cleaning the rifle and believed it was unloaded.
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Tuscaloosa
Nannie Lou
Mickey) Deese
Druid City Hospital
Circuit
Olin Zeanah
Jerry Deese
Agai
Zeanah
George predicts quick Dem move for tax cutback
Sen George GA predicts the Democratic House will move swiftly next month to reduce individual income taxes. He says the Senate may delay action until hearings and budget balance details emerge, favoring a raise of personal exemptions from 600 to 700 and rate adjustments for middle incomes.
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Washington
Sen
House
Congress
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Vienna
Ways and Means Committee
Eisenhower
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Treasury
Bull escorted to city garage by Decatur police
Five Decatur officers captured a 500 pound bull that roamed near Canal and La Fayette streets. The bull belonged to B F Redding and was driven to the city garage after he ran and refused to stop despite a rope and guidance. One officer commented the bull caused less trouble than a drunken woman.
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Cullene Morgan
Decatur Police Department
Canal and
LaFayette Streets
B. F. Redding
Church St. NE
Pack Self
Charles T. Smith
J. T. Broadrick
Euel Thompson
E. C. Bowman
White
Bank St
Lt. Self
Bowman
Diphtheria Crisis Suspects 12 Children Critical in Birmingham
Twelve children remained in critical condition at University Hospital as a diphtheria outbreak sickened Jefferson County residents. The tally includes five deaths this year and 12,000 immunization shots given by health workers. Dr. Denison warned about the high inoculation need for children under 15.
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Birmingham
University Hospital
Jefferson County
George A. Denison
City
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