History of U.N. Has Been One of Much Color
A 15 year retrospective surveys public view of the United Nations to mark its 15th anniversary. Citizens from Atlanta to Hong Kong share opinions on its work and the veto power, noting both achievements and failures in peacekeeping and debate.
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U.N
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San Francisco
The
United
United Nations
Douglas Lauderdale
Atlanta Ga
Basna Chaarawi
Tong Chiu
Hong Kong
Mustafa Osman
Cairo
Egypt
Israel
Gaza Strip
ST Oyen
Mr East
Algeria
France
Korea
Ing
Far East
Gunnar Wiberg
Security Council
Ted Dolly
London
Ellen D. Leyburn
Georgia
Ira Fiener
Kansas City
Truman Again Tops Political News This Week
The report centers on Harry Truman amid growing headlines as he refuses to explain his actions at a key moment. Governors meet at Glacier National Park focus attention on Republican Nelson Rockefeller and party strategy. In North Dakota a tight special Senate race remains undecided with 30 precincts reporting.
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New York
Richardefeller
North Dakota
Burdick Leads Davis by 569 Votes in Farm Belt Race
Burdick stays ahead of Gov. Davis by 569 votes in a farm belt election. The outcome signals a political contest amid farm issues and campaign rhetoric.
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Quentin Burdick
Johnny Davis
Nickel use in 1959 tops 400 million pounds
The free world consumed more than 400 million pounds of nickel during 1959, rising about 28 percent from 1958.
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