LA C SAYS All in One Day on foreign aid and UN trust
The article critiques California foreign aid to Chile and UN spending on Cuba, arguing the state should not fund federal or international programs. It notes US share of UN costs, calls UN aid to Cuba unnecessary, and questions UN efficiency amid Congo actions and Korea history.
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California
Chile
United Nations
Cuba
Unesco
Brown
Agricuilture
Chilé
Castro
Paul Hoffman
U.N. Special Fund
USN
U.N
U.S
Congo
France
Russia
UN. Assembly
United States
Hoffman
Korea
LAC
Predict Collapse of Test Ban Parley Nearing End
Soviet First Deputy Foreign Minister Vasily Kumetsov pressed Moscow’s offer of two or three inspections yearly in place of eight to ten. Western officials warned Moscow’s terms risked collapse after 414 years of talks, with no sign the United States or Britain would accept the on site inspections on Soviet soil.
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Geneva
Union
Vasily V. Kumetsov
United, States
Britain
Xuznetson
Moscow
Koznetboy
United States
Botan
Rafferty and Braden Clash Over School Visits and Race Policy
Board President Thomas M. Braden and Rafferty spar over inviting foreign educators and the board's role in race considerations for local school attendance. Nathaniel Coley favors hosting visiting educators, while Braden urges districts to weigh racial factors heavily. A Texas Winton textbook bill controversy centers on Rafferty’s statement about department support and staff criticism.
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Thomas M. Braden
Rafferty
Braden
Department of Education
Nathaniel Coley
Russia
Winton
Walking Dandy, but Go Easy, Say Doctors
The AMA advised that walking is fine for fitness but long distances should wait for those not trained. They suggest gradual buildup, proper footwear with double socks, and a medical checkup to avoid aggravating existing issues. Shorter walks are praised as beneficial for any body.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
AMA
State Department shift could move Harriman to undersecretary role
President Kennedy weighs a State Department reshuffle that would promote Averell Harriman to undersecretary for political affairs, replacing George McGhee who seeks a foreign posting. Harriman, 71, long a roving ambassador, helped negotiate Laos and previously led the Far East post after a 1961 shakeup. Also noted is a California legal snag in Sharon Hugueny v Evans, and a Mississippi court ruling on Dewey Greene Sr.’s university enrollment.
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Chester Bowles
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Soviet Union
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Sharon Hogueny
Robert Evans
Los Angeles
Superior Court
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California
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Grit Court of Appeals
Atlanta
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University of Mississippi
Californian soprano Mary Costa shines in Manon at San Carlos
Beverly Hills soprano Mary Costa, 28, made a successful European debut singing the title role in Massenet's Manon at Lisbon's San Carlos Opera House. Drama critic Eric Keown, 58, of the British magazine Pusch, died Friday in Worplesdown, England.
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San Carlos Opera House
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Beverly Hills
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Pusch
Worplesdown
England
Birch foes launch attack over GOP delegation seat
Peter S Smith president of the Sunset unit disputes John Birch Society influenced delegate nominations. Charles Crozier denies charges as Smith and 24 unit presidents clash over seating and party alignment in Los Angeles amid a scheduled Sunday election.
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Smith
Sunset
Los Angeles
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Garver
Gaston
Los Angeles i
Charles Crozier
Se . Smith
Crozier
Birch
John Birch Society
Southland to Have Warm Moist Month
Weather officials forecast a warm moist period across the Southland with above normal temperatures and precipitation. The outlook notes above normal temperatures for much of the region, with storms moving from the West Coast toward the Gulf states and Eastern Seaboard through mid March, while other areas face near or below normal conditions.
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California
West Coast
Weather Bureau
Southwest
Washington
Gulf States
Atlantic Seaboard
Midwest
Florida
Insula
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Argentine tango maestro Edgardo Doasto dies at 65
Edgardo Doasto, a Buenos Aires based Argentine musician conductor and tango composer aged 65, died Friday in Buenos Aires. He led orchestras and contributed classic tangos admired across the genre. His death marks a loss for the Argentine music community.
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Edgardo Doasto
Buenos Aires
Resting French film actress Martine Carol in Tahiti home
Martine Carol, renowned film actress, is reported resting at her Punauia Tahiti home after a week of hospital treatment for a nervous disorder. Authorities confirmed she is not in immediate danger and will continue recuperation at home.
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Freeh
Martine Carol Friday
Punauia
Tahiti
NYU Student Spreads for Cambridge University Show
Carole Ann Hudak, a 20 year old NYU student spending two years in Cambridge, appears semi nude in a Cambridge University production of Espresso Bongo. Hudak, one of five girls in a strip club scene, says she has nothing to hide and welcomes public view of her figure. her stated measurements are 36 24 36.
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New York University
Cambridge
England
Carole Ann Hudak
Cambridge University
Miss Hudak
Khrushchev Avoids Questions At Laos Reception
Khrushchev dodged Western questions at a Laos visit reception honoring King Savang and Premier Prince Souvanna Phouva. He joked about being swept out if pressed on Mao Tze tung talks, chatted briefly with US ambassador Kohler, and shared a vodka toast with Lao hosts citing cold weather.
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Savangi Vathana
Souvanna Phonta
Mao Tze-tung
Tam
Foy D. Kohler
Kohler
Washington
Kremlin
Cuba
Balloon flight postponed by wind to Mars study
In Palestine Texas high winds forced postponement of a balloon ascent planned by Princeton and University of California scientists to reach 1 80 000 feet. The late restart aims to carry a two ton payload and a 36 inch telescope to study whether organic matter exists on Mars.
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Tex
Mars
Princeton
University of California
Red Planet
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