U.S. Pledges $100 Million to UN Bond Charge
The United States would buy $100 million of a $200 million UN bond issue to fund UN operations in Congo and Gaza, while limiting purchases and pressing other member nations to pay their share. World Court rulings and congressional action are shaping how much the U.S. finances the UN, with potential bankruptcy if assessments are not paid.
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US Recognizes New Peruvian Government
The United States moved to formally recognize Peru's provisional military government led by Maj Ricardo Perez Godoy after July coup that toppled President Manuel Prado. State Department said aid and Peace Corps programs will proceed, with ongoing elections promised, while outlining planned military aid and projects. In other items, Navy personnel at Jacksonville and Pearl Harbor notes include transfers and duty adjustments for WAVE Seaman A J Salon.
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Independent Publishes Dataic Excerpt Landmark Letter
Independent publishes partial excerpt from a landmark letter, revealing disputed terms and notable signatures. The document references a U S P context and a figure named Belard with unclear connections, suggesting a historic or archival interest.
Pasadena Man Elected VFW Top Leader
Byron B. Gentry, 49, former all pro football player and Pasadena city prosecutor, was elected commander in chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. He succeeds Robert E. Hansen in the one year post. Mrs. Merton B. Tice was installed as national president of the VFW auxiliary.
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Sweden Grants Surgery for Sherri Finkbine
Sweden on Friday approved a legal abortion for Sherri Finkbine amid debate over thalidomide linked deformities. She entered a Stockholm hospital after the Royal Medical Board cleared the operation, with delays possible into Monday or Tuesday. She expressed relief and described the decision as life changing while awaiting final arrangements.
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Mrs Palumbo Glue Crusade Ends In Court
Chicago report says Violet Palumbo, 51, glued pages of books in several stores to protest what she calls improper youth literature. The campaign lasted three months. merchants complained, she was arrested but the complaint was dropped in Municipal Court on Friday.
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