United Nations Faces Financial Crisis Amid Asian African Rise
The U N General Assembly approved a 200 million dollar 25 year bond issue to avert bankruptcy amid Soviet opposition. The Asian African bloc, now 50 nations, asserted growing influence and backed a censure of South Africa’s policy speech by Eric Louw. The session also continued a U N Korea unification commission and shelved plans to name 1963 as International Cooperation Year.
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Assembly
U.N
Eric Louw
U.N. Commission
Korea
United Nations
Births Listed Across Wisconsin and Iowa Hospitals
Birth notices from Grandview Hospital in Lacrosse and St. Francis and Memorial Hospitals in nearby towns record daughters and sons born to numerous families. Names include Mary Auer, Janet Clements, Evelyn Sorbel, Ardys Landsverk, Ann McLoone, Ethel Denson, Doris Astley, Helen Zink, and others with dates December 18 to 20. Locations span La Crosse area, Pasco Washington, Sparta, Shenandoah Iowa, and Oconomowoc Wisconsin.
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Thomas R. Boyer
Canton
Minn
Evelyn Sorbel
Erwin C. Mikelson
S. 26Th St
Ardys I. Landsverk
St. Francis Hospital
Dion Michael Rand
S. 15Th St
Ann E. McLoone
Sidney A. Larson
Coon Valley
Ethel V. Denson
Robert Z. Rucker
R. 1
Onalaska
Doris E. Astley
Jerome M. Friederichs
Helen C. Zink
Jerry S. French
State Rd
Kemn L. Gilbert
Strike Effect Eyed As Factor In Steel Production Output In 1962
Pittsburgh AP reports a 1961 rebound for the steel industry with output near 75 percent capacity and a 1962 outlook tied to labor talks and price stability. USW concerns include job security and potential shorter work weeks without pay cut as technology shifts hoist employment costs.
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Pittsburgh
U N Recesses After East Bloc Rhetoric at Christmas Session
The United Nations General Assembly recessed its 16th session for Christmas after adopting two dissident resolutions. One deplored Soviet and Hungarian rights violations in Hungary, while another voiced grave concern over Tibet under Chinese control. The body, with 104 nations voting on the Hungary measure and 55 to 11 on Tibet, faced opposition from the Soviet bloc and Cuba. The session also saw behind the scenes talks between Adlai Stevenson and Soviet officials on disarmament and space issues, and announced U Thant to lead the UN with a plan for a decade of development in its final days.
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U.N. General Assembly
Hungary
Tibet
United States
U.N
Forum
Soviet Union
Regime of Assembly
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Soviet Bloc
Cuba
S. G. Lapin
Congo
Stevenson
Valerian E. Zorin
Hammarskjold
Khrushchev
U Thant
Burma
Tomah Youth Bound Over on Burglary Charge
Tomah and age 22 David Lee Sowle was bound over to County Court after being arrested by Officer Roy Colbert for breaking a Langwill Jewelry Store window and taking a wrist watch. The watch was recovered near the Ninneman Funeral Home after Sowle admitted the theft.
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Tomah
Wis
David Lee Sowle
Lawrence W. Curry
Sowle
Roy Colbert
Langwill
Ninneman Funeral Home
Hospital chief appointments rename state facility leaders
Dr William L Patterson who has led Fergus Falls state Hospital since 1927 will become medical director on January 1. Robert F Hoffmann aged 40 will be hospital administrator. The changes, announced by Dr David J Vail, expand lay administration across state hospitals. Patterson will earn $20000 yearly, Hoffmann $14000, with pay increases from prior salaries.
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Hoffmann
Minneapolis Man Dies Of Accident Injuries
Oscar J. Leach 47 of Minneapolis died from injuries after a Tuesday traffic collision that killed the other driver R. O. Ballweber 45 of Kiester at the scene on Highway 15 miles east of Blue Earth. The state traffic toll rose to 705, two more than a year ago today.
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Blue Earth
Minn
Oscar J. Leach
Minneapolis
Here
R. O. Ballweber
Kiester
Leach
Hair Oil Turns Out To Be Nitroglycerine
Two New Orleans police found a marked bottle outside a cocktail lounge and buried it after suspects of nitroglycerin. An explosives expert later tested it and tasted it finding no hazard. Lab tests confirmed the liquid was nitroglycerin and police opened an inquiry.
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New Orleans
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Frederick Asp
Jackson St
Janet Clements
Pasco, Wash
Donald Galstad
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Galstad
Chaseburg
Sparta
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Hill St
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Monroe St
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Stoughton Ave
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Shenandoah
Iowa
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Trailer Court
Joan Engebrétion
la Crosse
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Donald Bendel
Ann Lienlokken
W. A. Swartworth
Tory
Kennedy
Infla
United Steelworkers
USW
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