United Nations Faces Bankruptcy as Nations Withhold Funds
The UN teeters on financial collapse as Communist bloc nations led by the Soviet Union and France refuse to pay past peacekeeping assessments. Estimates show the Soviet Union owes about 100 million dollars and France nearly 20 million, tied to Congo operations in 1960. The dispute has fueled bitter General Assembly clashes, contributing to adjournments in 1964 rather than confrontations.
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Hearing Aids and U N Budget Debate
Frank Church of Idaho defends U S payment of its full U N share amid a growing budget. He argues the U N budget, now near 1 billion, may soon rise to about 2 billion yearly, risking peacekeeping and administrative operations. The discussion centers on voluntary contributions and U S financial role.
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New Trial Sought in Santa Ana Robbery Case
Teddy M. Primrose, 35, asks for a new trial in Santa Ana on charges tied to a Dec 30 1964 liquor store robbery in Los Alamitos. He appealed to the Fourth District Court of Appeals after conviction and sentencing, while debate swirls over U.N. peace-keeping funding and US contributions. The piece links the case to broader issues of international finance and alliance burdens.
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