Stevenson Sees U N Financing Key to World Peace
Adlai E Stevenson says the United States must not cut off funding for UN peacekeeping including Congo and UNEF. He expects other nations to pay more, notes Britain’s three bite plan, and argues US support helps balance power and protect smaller states amid European reliance on the UN. He has no plans to leave his UN post.
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How's That Again
A kindergarten pupil at Forst Ferry school in Latham New York gave a humorous answer when asked to name objects orbiting the Earth replying Mr Rockefeller in a playful misstatement of the question reflecting classroom curiosity.
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Germans OK French Treaty
The West German Parliament approved the French German friendship pact signed in Paris in January. Adenauer and De Gaulle hailed it as a capstone to their careers and a end to centuries of hostility between their nations. The lower house vote was overwhelming with a few abstentions and one no.
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