France protests Thant on two year delay and voting rights
A French protest at the United Nations challenges Thant over a report stating France is two years behind in U.N. assessments and implying a loss of General Assembly voting rights. The dispute shadows efforts to break a Soviet U.S. deadlock on whether to end the voting moratorium and resume business on a voting basis.
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U Thant
France
U.N
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Thant
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Ukraine
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Hungary
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Yemen
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Albania
Poland
Romania
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Congo
Senate panel probes Baker links with missing details
Walter H. Jenkins seeks release from medical care as a potential witness. The Senate committee weighs a secret FBI report on Ellen and Baker related dealings in New Orleans. Senator Williams accuses the panel of suppressing evidence while vowing new investigations into Baker influence on legislation. Chairman B Everett Jordan leads the session.
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Jenkins
White House
FBI
Washington
Ellen Gang
Him
Baker
Us Ing
New Orleans
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Tyler
Nancy
Nag Dy Peac
Puerto Rico
John J. Williams
R-Del
William
Lennox P. McLendon
Williams
McLendon
Senate
United States
T O Williams
Sen
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Monk Warns Of Communist Forces Massing On Himalayan Front
Tibetan monk Nagawang Thubdob, 51, from Shi ng Rg monastery in Nepal, says Communist forces have massed along the Himalayan borders to liberate Asia. He reports plans to conquer India for military material and claims monks were whipped to build roads in India and Nepal. He fled after the Panchen Lama was humiliated for not toeing Beijing’s line.
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India
Nepal
Asia
Nagawang Thubdob
Shing Rg
Asifula
Tibet
Thubdob
Peking
Conservatives Gather for Harsh Attacks After Gordon Walker Defeat
London reports Conservative lawmakers rally to strike at the Labour government after the Leyton by election surprise defeat of Foreign Secretary Patrick Gordon Walker. Michael Stewart becomes foreign secretary and may accompany Prime Minister Harold Wilson on international trips as Labour weighs its fragile Commons position and steel nationalization plans.
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Patrick Gordon Walker
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Ister
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
House of Commons
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Leyton
Gordon Walker
Michael Stewart
Stewart
Wilson
Bonn
Washington
Paris
Rome
Moscow
Richard Crossman
Partial Victory Won By Negroes
In Selma Alabama civil rights workers secured a court order restricting sheriff Clark from blocking voter registration lines. King hailed the ruling as a major gain for the ongoing registration drive despite courthouse obstacles and continued literacy test challenges.
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Ala
Thomas
Wee Clark
Egr
Clark
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Legal Defense Fund
Seus
Atlanta
King
Major set back as new government faces tough task
A quoted remark labels the defeat a major set back while noting the challenge ahead for a new government not yet three months in office. The discussion frames the political hurdle as a significant test of early leadership and policy viability.
Peterson's Ointment Offers Fast Relief From Itch
A vintage advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment for quick relief from itching. The ad emphasizes a cooling, astringent formula and 40 years of use, with price details for druggists and an applicator tube, plus a money back guarantee.
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