UN Debates Sahara Nuclear Tests Amid French Plans
In New York the General Assembly weighs an Asian African resolution opposing France's plan to test an atomic bomb in the Sahara while the body backs a U S Soviet push to send disarmament talks to the Geneva conference. France abstains on a related appeal for a voluntary test ban and the U S supports a time bound halt under international control.
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United Nations
N.Y
Sahara
France
Gates
Bellaia
General Assembly
Franc
U.S
New Mexico
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Geneva
Henry Cabot Lodge
Parable Advice On Growth From Christ’s Teaching
Fragmentary text reflects a biblical reference to growth capacity, citing a parable as guidance. It hints at spiritual development and moral instruction within a religious framework.
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Christ
Cuba Would Feel Cut In Sugar
Washington AP reports Rep. Harold D. Cooley chair of the House Agriculture Committee says any cut in Cuba’s sugar quota would make Fidel Castro a martyr. He notes the Sugar Act expires December 31, 1960 and cites potential amendments from several countries while U.S. beet and cane sugar producers discuss quota changes.
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Washington
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Harold D. Cooley
DNC
Cooley
House Agriculture Committee
Algerian Rebels Name Negotiators
The Algerian rebel government in exile named five captives as its delegation to discuss a cease-fire with France. President de Gaulle offered safe conduct and a hearing for delegates, while he toured eastern France. No immediate reaction followed the rebel announcement.
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Tunis
Tunisia
France
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Gebwiller
Vosges
Carl Durham Announces Planned Retirement From Congress
Congressman Carl Durham 61 announces he will not seek reelection in 1960 after 22 years representing the Sixth District. He cites desire to spend time with five children and 11 grandchildren and reflects on atomic energy work and public service since 1922. AP wirephoto.
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Sixth
Sixth District
Fermix
Chicago
House
House of Representatives
Rain floods Miami area tests roads and crops
Heavy downpours totaling about 11.13 inches drenched southeast Florida in 30 hours or less with Ocean Ridge and Pompano Beach reporting near four to seven inches. The Weather Bureau warned of more showers while motorists avoided accidents on flooded streets. The deluge spared Everglades crops but 18 000 to 20 000 acres of beans tomatoes squash and related produce in Dade County faced sizable losses.
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Miami
Fla
Weather Bureau
Florida
Ocean Ride
Palm Beach
Pompano Beach
Fort Lauderdale
Lipstick Colors Face FDA Crackdown After Cranberry Fight
FDA moves to ban certain coal-tar colors in lipsticks citing rat tests showing harm while industry protests that most shades are safe and could ruin much of the lipstick market. Public hearings are sought and the decision rests with Health Secretary Flemming.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
FDAA
Arthur S. Flemming
Trial Adjourned in Case Against Minister Swin Hamby
NOEL YANCEY reports from YANCEYVILLE North Carolina on allegations against Rev Swin Hamby pastor of Tuxedo Baptist Church near Henderson. Witnesses described alleged coercion and arrangements surrounding the incident while Hamby and his wife face trial.
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Yanceyville, N.C
Caldwell County
Swin- Hamby
Tuxedo Baptist Church
Henderson
Settlement Hopes Dim in Steel Wage Dispute
United Steelworkers rejected the latest industry proposal in the nationwide steel dispute. Negotiator R Conrad said the offer would raise costs and shift health and life insurance costs to companies. If no settlement by June 30 1960 the dispute could go to binding arbitration. The workers earn about 3.11 dollars hourly under the old Taft Hartley injunction.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
Vesic Slccl Inuusey
R. Conrad
Ee Iy
Industry
Cooper
Bby Management
Tame Deer Shot By Hunter In Catskills
Monticello New York AP reports a tame deer nicknamed Baby, adopted by the Pittaluga family, who daily met the Pittaluga children at the school bus stop, was shot by an unidentified hunter during hunting season. The hunter claimed he did not see the clothes and paint labeling Baby as a pet.
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Baby
Catskill
Norman Pittaluga
Pittaluga
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