Goa Case Highlights Growing Asian African Power at U.N.
The Goa dispute underscores how the Asian African bloc has expanded in the United Nations. With 50 members, it now shapes Security Council votes and General Assembly decisions, challenging Western influence and raising fears of force as a tool in decolonization efforts.
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U.N
United Nations
N.Y
West
Soviet Union
Security Council
Ceylon
Liberia
United Arab Republic
India
General Assembly
Portugal
South Africa
Cuba
Stevenson
Court Hampers Town In Relief Reform
Newburgh New York City Manager Joseph Mitchell says a New York State Supreme Court ruling invalidated 12 of 13 points of the city welfare code. He urges legislative changes at state and national levels as the city cut taxes and welfare spending.
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Newburgh
N.Y
Joseph Mitchell
State Supreme Court
Robert Doscher
Welfare Department
Hudson River Valley
Mitchell
Moss Hart Dies of Heart Attack in Palm Springs
Playwright Moss Hart, 57, collapsed at his winter home after jaw pain. A child of poverty who rose to Broadway glory, Hart died six months after collaborator George S. Kaufman. He directed Camelot and My Fair Lady and wrote screenplays including Gentlemen's Agreement. Final rites set for Temple Isaiah Palm Springs.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Sity
Hart
New York
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Cathy
Frederick Lowe
My Fair Lady
Bronx
August Pitou
Pitou
Catskills
Sam Harris
Harris
Kaufman
Miss Carlisle
Bucks County
Temple Isaiah
Palm Springs Jewish Community Center
San Bernardino
Johnson Opens Eighth Annual Peace Pageant
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson opened the eighth annual Pageant of Peace in Washington and declared the United States dedicated to Christ's quest for peace not the false peace of evasion. He pressed a button to light the national Christmas tree on the Ellipse as dusk settled over the capital.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Johnson
White House
Washington Monument
Two Men Held Over Brazil Circus Fire Doubt Confession
AP reports Police Chief Gouveia de Abreu says Alves confessed starting the blaze to seek revenge after being denied a job. A second man denied involvement. No charges filed yet as authorities investigate the tragedy that killed hundreds, including many children, in a nylon tent.
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Interoi
Brazil
Gouveia de Abreu
Alves
Niteroi
Three Sherman Children Die In North Dakota Train Crash
In Steele North Dakota three children Harriet Bryan and Bradley Sherman were killed when a pickup was struck by an eastbound Northern Pacific train. Their father Harry Sherman mayor of Steele and three more Sherman children were hospitalized in serious condition.
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Steele
N.D
Northern Pacific
Bismarck
Harry Sherman
Nile Strom
Harriet
Bryan
Bradley Sherman
Strom
Sherman
Turkey and Ham Dominate Traditional Christmas Role
Turkey prices are the lowest in 20 years due to a crop of 107 million gobblers and doubled cold storage stocks. New York area grocers report 8 to 14 cent per pound reductions. large birds up to 18 cents cheaper than 1959. Pork supplies are higher but ham prices rise. regional menus vary with diverse poultry and pork cuts. Fruits vegetables and nuts show broad availability with many bargains. Boat for sale ads urge quick classifieds.
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Associated Press
Turkey
New York Area
New York
Midwest
Surplus Food Aid Expands to Over Six Million Americans
The Agriculture Department reports about 6,207,000 needy people received surplus foods in the July quarter, 441 million pounds, up 47 percent from the previous year. Pennsylvania led with 819,156 recipients. total excess food donated topped a billion pounds domestically and abroad. Government corn sales hit a record 54 million bushels last week under the feed grain program.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Missouri
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
New Economic Gains Reported By Sec Hodges
Washington AP Hodges reports November economic gains with a $4 billion rise in personal income for the second straight month. corporate profits hit an annual $47 billion in Q3, forecast to $50 billion by year end. Durable goods sales up 3 percent, new factory orders up 1 percent, shipments nearly 18 percent above last year.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Hodges
250 Pound Parker Rescued From Lake
Atlanta farmer William C. Rimmer Jr. plucked his 250 pound pig from a lake on his farm. He pulled the animal to shore and gave artificial respiration to save its life despite cold rain and risky conditions.
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Parker
Atlanta
William C. Rimmer Jr
Rimmer
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