U S May Pay 40 Percent of UN Peacekeeping Cost
Congressional testimony reveals the United States may cover about 40 percent or 6.583 million dollars of the UN Middle East peacekeeping force. The arrangement involves two components, with a third of the UN estimated 10 million dollar cost charged to the UN members. The State Department says it spent about a million dollars evacuating 3,213 people, and the Suez closure added eight million dollars in naval fuel transport costs.
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Mallard lays eggs on yacht deck prompting costly fix
In Port Washington a mallard nests in a rope coil aboard a yacht and lays a dozen eggs in the forward bunk. The incident follows prior attempts to remove nests and has driven a cost estimate up by 60 million dollars with the U. S. delegation offering a share pending approval. Owner Robert McAll weighs options as the duckling question looms.
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Scranton TV Delivers Comprehensive Coverage of Rackets Hearings
New York reports praise for WDAU TV Scranton for airing 14 500 feet of film from the Senate Rackets Committee hearings on union violence over April 16 17 and 18. The station coordinated CBS News Washington input with rapid film transport and two special daily airings to inform local viewers.
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