Soviet Veto Try Is Brushed Aside
The United Nations moved to an urgent on the spot inquiry into Laos after the Security Council brushed aside a Soviet veto. A four nation subcommittee met privately at 11 a.m. EST to draft plans for the investigation.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N
Laos
Four Nation
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Council
Egidio Ortona
Italy
Argentina
Japan
Tunisia
SEATO
Rights Proposals Denounced by Southern Senators
Southern senators condemned new rights proposals as extreme and shocking a program of deceit and distortion. They argued federal registrars would shift election control from states to the federal government and warned this would undermine state authority. The SEATO linked plan, backed by the US Britain and France, passed 10 to 1 with the Soviet Union dissenting.
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Laos
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North
Viet Nam
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Little Rock Bombings Shocking City Schools
The city faced bombings that hit buildings near four public high schools amid heavy police presence and barricades. Police questioned public officials and prominent residents while rumors spread of two men fleeing the bombed sites after throwing objects.
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Little Rock
Werner C. Knoop
Tle Rock
Housing Bill Advances as Congress Moves Toward Adjournment
A Democratic Republican accord trimmed a major obstacle to an early Senate adjournment. The plan includes an experimental revival of the food stamp program and would extend current housing aid for three years. President Eisenhower, who vetoed two prior measures in this field, faces a new version still awaiting committee action with a proposed 650 million dollar authorize.
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Washington
Congress
Diess Ois
Senate
Eisenhower
Callas Onassis Dating Sparks Milan Rumor Mill
Milan buzzed over reports of a romance between Maria Meneghini Callas and ship owner Aristotle Onassis as speculation swirled about trouble in Callas and Giovan Battista Meneghini's marriage. At La Scala journalists pressed questions. Callas and Onassis offered no statements, citing lawyers.
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Maria Meneghini Callas
Aristotle Onassis
Miss Callas
Indusar
Giovan Battista Mene
Onassis
la Scala
New York Violence Youth Stabs Man to Death
A teenager chased and stabbed 28 year old Thomas Jordan after a block long pursuit in Manhattan. Police reported more than 300 arrests of under 21 in a week as officials vow wartime action against juvenile crime. A cab driver helped transport the victim to hospital where he died. Ramiro Roman, 17, denied involvement and was taken to a police station for questioning. Mayor Wagner had pressed a hard line against juvenile delinquency in a televised address.
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Third Avenue
Thomas Jordan
Manhattan
Bow
Ramiro Roman
Roman Eee
Puerto Rico
Robert F. Wagner
Traffic Death Toll Near Record
The Associated Press reports Labor Day weekend traffic deaths may reach a record 461, with total fatalities for the period at 658 including drownings and other causes. The National Safety Council estimated 450 traffic deaths for the year, based on a survey of Aug 21–24 weekend, comparing 307 traffic deaths, 15 boating mishaps, 71 non boating deaths, and 76 miscellaneous.
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National Safety Council
Associated Press
Khrushchev Seen as All‑Russian Boy Before U S Visit
The profile portrays Nikita Khrushchev as a celebrated Russian youth and rising leader, noting his early life, schooling, and soccer prowess. It previews how he will present in the United States as a modern Soviet statesman amid his visit.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Nikitachev
Khrushchev
Moscow
United States
Farmers in Price-Cost Squeeze Warned
North Carolina farmers face a price-cost squeeze similar to early 1920s conditions, said R B Tootell of the Farm Credit Administration at the Farmers Cooperative Exchange and North Carolina Cotton Growers meeting in Raleigh. He cited shifts including reduced food and fiber production per farmer while output per worker rises, driven by capital substitution for labor.
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R. B. Tootell
Washington
Farm Credit Administration
Farmers Cooperative Exchange
North Carolina Cotton Growers Assn
Hodges
Oe D. Arndt
Ase
FOX
Tootell
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