Deadlock in U.N. Council Ballot Halts Two Nations
In a 111 nation General Assembly vote the two thirds requirement was not met by Czechoslovakia or Malaysia. Ivory Coast and Bolivia surpassed the threshold for nonpermanent seats while Bolivia and Ivory Coast secured the two open spots. The five permanent members are the United States the Soviet Union Britain France and Nationalist China.
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Czechoslovakia
Malaysia
Ivory Coast
Bolivia
Europe
Ghana
Venezuela
Philippines
Brazil
Morocco
Norway
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
China
Hotta Eyes Return of Teamsters to AFL-CIO
Washington AP reports James R. Hotta seeks a new bid to reinstate the Teamsters in the AFL-CIO next month. Meany conditions remain unchanged: oust Hoffa and ensure Teamsters follow AFL-CIO rules. Hoffa says a return is imminent, but insiders doubt the effort will reach the convention floor.
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James R. Hotta
Teamsters
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Hoffa
AFL. Cio
Detroit
New York
Michigan State Building and Construction Trades Council
Meany
George Pry
Ovietta
Labor
Home Named Britain Prime Minister In Tory Leadership Clash
Lord Home was chosen by Queen Elizabeth II to form a new Conservative government after a leadership struggle with Harold Macmillan. The foreign secretary since 1960, Home is expected to pursue a firm yet cautious policy toward the Soviet Union and East-West tensions.
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Lord Home
Britain
Buckingham Palace
Harold Macmilan
London
Lord Homel
Minis
Harold Macmillan
Iain
Sviet Union
Mac
Elizabeth Nmillan
Home
Elizabeth II
Lords
Richard Hume
A. Butler
Macmillan
House of Commons
Hume
Mac Butler
No. Millan
Downing St
House of
United States
Soviet Union
Butler
Manufacturers Aim For Early 1964 Business At Market
Southern furniture makers opened their fall market in High Point with plans for strong orders in January and February 1964. Buyers from across the United States and Canada converged as display lines emphasized modern and contemporary styles, lighter woods, and durable fabrics.
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Robert Marks
Southern Furniture Manufacturers
Southern Furniture Exposition
High Point
Lenoir
Drexel
Parched States Tighten Fire Controls Across Regions
Emergency actions spread as drought fuels fires from New England to the Midwest and South. States close woodlands and parks, ban open flames, and limit public access while firefighting and costs rise.
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Chicago
Midwest
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Vermont
Pennsylvania
York County
Maine
Illinois
Missouri
Kentucky
New York City
Michigan
Charlotte
Harris Survey to Launch Weekly Public Opinion Poll
The Enterprise will begin The Harris Survey next Monday. Louis Harris, a leading pollster, will direct the new program. He helped shape campaigns for Kennedy and other major political races and has worked in 214 elections over eight years.
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Louis Harris
John F. Kennedy
White House
Harris
John Sherman Cooper
Thruston Morton
Kentucky
Sen
Frank Church
Idaho
Gov
Pat Brown
Richard
U. S
Elmo Roper
Tito Delays West Coast Trip Due to Flu
Yugoslav President Tito postponed his California flight amid a 100.2 degree fever. State Department said he canceled morning events in Williamsburg after meeting President Kennedy, with plans to decide around noon whether to proceed to Castle Air Force Base and Yosemite.
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Williamsburg
Tito
California
State Department
Angier Biddle Duke
Washington
Kennedy
Castle Air Force Base
Yosemite National Park
San Francisco
New York
United Nations General Assembly
White House
Badgley Denies Intention Of Putting Blue On Spot
Republican Rep. Donald Badgley said he left the House before the third reading vote on a constitutional amendment to alter General Assembly make up to avoid party pressure. He claimed his actions were guided by his own beliefs and God. Blue voted aye and the measure headed to the Senate where it was approved. Badgley may vote for the amendment later, noting Guilford County would gain Senate representation but lose three House seats.
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Raleigh
Donald Badgley
GOP
House
General Assembly
Badgley
Clifton Blue
Senate
Greens
Bor
Blue
Rotunda
Big County
Tom White
Lenoir
Wilmington
New Hanover County
Republican Executive Committee
Guilford County
Guilford
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William Messeck
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