Khrushchev calls for UN charter revision at U.N.
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev urged a broad revision of the United Nations charter in New York saying the body must be reorganized to reflect postwar changes. He argued the UN that was created in 1945 favored the United States and must be restructured amid rising socialist nations. He signaled potential talks with President Eisenhower only if initiated by Washington and noted prior U.N. leadership shifts. He also commented on the U2 incident and said the Security Council has done nothing, expecting full Assembly debate.
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Nixon Blames Funds for Needy Areas in Campaign Speech
Democratic candidate Nixon said lack of funds in needy areas blocks progress and blamed Kennedy for not pushing legislation. He spoke Tuesday night amid questions over who bears responsibility and the path to passing a reform bill through Congress.
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Carbon Monoxide Fells Seven in Hold of Ship
Seven longshoremen collapsed in the hold of the Loch Avon at Berth 190 while repairing a fork lift. They were revived by San Pedro Rescue Squad and taken to Wilmington Receiving Hospital. Three men returned to work. none seriously hurt. Names include Juan Salas and Amantha St Compton among others.
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Weatherman Offers Windy Advice For Tomorrow
A weather report gives a brief outlook with wind cautions and warmer conditions expected tomorrow. The briefing notes routine guidance for residents and mentions routine bureau updates.
U N Group Refuses to Seat Red China
The U N steering committee voted 12 to 7 to shelve for another year the question of seating Red China in the world body. The move, backed by the United States and allied nations, followed a clash between James J. Wadsworth and Valery Zorin. Soviet opposition and a bloc of supportive nations shaped a setback for Khrushchev’s delegation.
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Lausche Joins Kennedy in Ohio Campaign Surge
Senator John F Kennedy gained a key ally in Ohio as Governor Frank Lausche endorsed Kennedy, joining crowds during a tour of industrial towns. The chorus of supporters swelled as Lausche pledged to vote for Kennedy, signaling strong Democratic momentum ahead of Ohio's 25 electoral votes.
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Nickel in tobacco blamed for lung cancer link
Across the Nation two scientists led by Dr William Sunderman Jr report nickel carbonyl in cigarette smoke at levels they say contribute to lung cancer risk for heavy smokers. They caution nickel is not the sole carcinogen but a measurable factor.
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U.N. Bid to Get Ike and Khrushchev Together Urged
United Nations hosts in New York hear a proposal from President Nasser for a United Nations mediated meeting between Dwight Eisenhower and Nikita Khrushchev. Eisenhower would agree if Soviet pilots are freed and Khrushchev eases anti American demands. Khrushchev hints private talks, reacts coolly to public proposal.
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Minister's Hearing Date Set in Religious Racket Case
Preliminary hearing for Rev. Marcellus Baxter set for 10 am October 21 before Redlands Judge Benjamin Alexander. Baxter free on $1,000 bail and accused of selling an academic degree to Independent reporter William Jones, plus ordaining him a minister. State AG office aided the probe. conviction felonies carry up to five years and a $1,000 fine.
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A Box Lunch in the Battle of Ala mitos Bay
A brief note on a Box lunch appearing in a historical skirmish at Ala mitos Bay referenced in page B-L, highlighting an odd, possibly symbolic, detail amid the battle narrative. The item’s exact role is unclear, but it stands as a notable if minor artifact in the account.
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Know Your Measures Fifteen State Propositions
Fifteen state propositions face voters who go to the polls on November 8. The League of Women Voters organizes an impartial pro and con discussion, to appear on our editorial page starting October 3 and continuing daily. Read these capsule digests to be informed when you vote on November 3.
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