UN General Assembly adjourns longest session in history
The 15th United Nations General Assembly completed a 137 day run from Sept 20 to Dec 21 and March 7 to April 22, adjourning after approving a 100 million dollar Congo operation for ten months and debating Cuba US tensions. The session postponed aid to Africa, space cooperation, Korea unification, disarmament, and Hungary and Tibet freedom to the next session.
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99-Nation Assembly
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Congo
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Cuba
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OAS
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Roa
Bolivia
Brazil
Chile
Ecuador
Ireland
Tunisia
Frederick H. Boland
Africa
Korea
Hungary
Tibet
Salaried chairman debate shakes GOP leadership plans
Washington AP report says a 26 member GOP executive group debated a fully paid, full-time chairman. Morton plans to step down June 1 and no successor is named as members survey the national committee for a capable, available replacement, with possible candidates needing to resign seats if salaried.
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Morton
GOP
Senate
Kentucky
Executive Committee
National Committee
William E. Miller
New York
Miller
Hal Short
Weather Forecast for Plateaus Plains and Coasts
Scattered showers or rain with snow flurries in higher elevations Sunday across the northern and central Plateaus and the upper Pacific Northwest. Showers and thunderstorms in the central Plains through the Mississippi and Ohio valleys to the upper Atlantic Coast states. Cooler in Plateaus and northeastern Plains with most of the Great Lakes region. warming in parts of the northern Pacific coast and upper South Atlantic.
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Health Care For Aged Set To Be Argued In Congress
Senator Anderson may offer health care for the aged as an amendment to the House Social Security bill. President Kennedy supports a vote this year, while Byrd opposes any health benefits within Social Security. The plan would cover hospital care, nursing home care, and home health visits for seniors, financed by Social Security tax increases.
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Washington
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D-N.m
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D-Va
Byrd
Kennedy
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Finance Committee
Senate
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Afl-Cio
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
New Yorker
Javits
GOP
Khrushchev Warns U S Could Mirror Cuba Case Tactics
In remarks carried to a broader audience Khrushchev says the United States cannot claim exclusive rights in Cuba and that Moscow could apply similar arguments in other disputes. He warns Soviet security could be threatened by U S bases and allied actions, insisting the threat is real.
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Organization of American States
United States
Europe
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Soviet Union
Washington
Prisoner of War Trials Under Way in Cuba
Cuban radio signals frame upcoming trials for anti Castro prisoners from Zapata Peninsula. Havana claims several prisoners face murder and theft charges after televised interrogations. Officials note Captured invaders count includes 76 more, while Baptist officials disavow links to the raid and urge restraint.
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Swan
Democratic Revolutionary Front
Winterkill Stymied By Life Savers
A life saving project by the Department of Conservation rescues about 515,000 game fish weighing nearly 60,000 pounds from shallow lakes in Min-shallow regions since October. Oxygen depletion from thick ice and snow blocks sunlight, causing plants to halt oxygen output and forcing fish to rely on stored oxygen until they die.
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Space Agency Delays Mercury Capsule Test
The Space Agency postponed a test launch of a Mercury space capsule but affirmed plans for a manned Mercury flight from Cape Canaveral within two weeks. The weekend test launch was moved to next week.
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Space Agency
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Music educators urge school bands and arts in curricula
Dr. Eugene Youngert of New York City and Melbourne Beach addressed the Southern Division of the Music Educators National Conference in Asheville. He urged including art courses and required music in high school electives, arguing communities expect music departments to serve as a community marching band and criticized parents clubs that subsidize bands. He warned subsidized groups may pressure music programs to perform at competitions.
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N.C
Nip
Conant Studies In
Eugene Youngert
New York City
Melbourne Beach
Fla
Music Educators National Conference
Competit
Ernestine Feres Jackson
Newsman Wins Top Reporting Award
Washington AP columnist James Marlow won the 17th Raymond Clapper Memorial Award for distinguished Washington reporting. A panel cited his consistently outstanding interpretive writing. his column is distributed to about 400 AP member papers.
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James Marlow
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Raymond Clapper
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United States
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Charles Bailey
Des Moines Register & Tribune
Minneapolis Star & Tribune
Potsdam
Don Oberdorfer
Walter Pincus
Knight Newspapers
Clapper
Pacific
W. L. Beale Jr
AP Washington
I York City
Ford
Columbia
Choir Presents Sacred Program At Lebanon Church
The High Point College Concert Choir of forty five voices directs J Fryhover and accompanies Sylvia Teague. They perform Bach Brahms Mueller and Richter works at 7:30 p m with the N C Symphony Orchestra. A May 12 Job dramatization and an April 28 Ferndale concert are scheduled.
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Lebanon ‘Methodist Church
J. Fryhover
Sylvia Teague
Bach
Brahms
Mueller
Ritcher
David
Thompson
Certs
N. C. Symphony Orchestra
Ferndale Junior High School
Walter Hudgins
Lew Lewis
Mrs Austin Delegates To National League Meeting
Mrs. Austin of High Point attends the National Council meeting of the League of Women Voters in Washington with Mrs. Donald Morris as the other North Carolina delegate. The event runs Tuesday through Friday with 125 delegates from states attending. U S officials will speak on foreign aid and water conservation and the council sets next year’s study program and budget. Mrs. Austin will visit Mr and Mrs Robert Griffin Jr in Washington before returning Friday.
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North Carolina
League
Washington
Robert Griffin Jr
Griffin
Lon
American Institute of Planners
High Point
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