Pleasures and Perils of Chinese Embassy Move to New York
The piece surveys how China may establish a U N presence in Manhattan with embassy offices and ambassador housing. It notes security, leasing risks, and local amenities from Manhattan apartments to Ohrbach’s suits, and compares U N security practices to those of Soviet and Cuban missions.
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New York
Manhattan
U. S. State Department
U.N
East River
U.S
China
State Department
Times Square
Broadway
West 42Nd Street
Orhbach’s
Sth Street
Paris
Ohrbach
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United Nations
Termin al cancer patients exposed to total body radiation in Pentagon study
Cincinnati doctors defend total body radiation given to terminal cancer patients under a Pentagon funded program while Kennedy calls for a full inquiry. Officials say the treatment benefits patients in certain widespread cancer cases despite severe side effects and partial disclosure.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
Pentagon
Richard Keily Jr
Cincinnati General Hospital
Washington Post
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Defense
Melvin Laird
Kennedy
Edward B. Silberstein
Keily
Eugene Saenger
City Girl Named Contest Finalist
Miss Barnes was named one of 11 Oklahoma finalists scoring highest on the U.S. Senate Youth Program exams given at 11 state colleges. She led the Cameron area. The award offers an expense paid week in Washington D.C. and a $1,000 college scholarship. She will advance by writing an essay.
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Oklahoma
U.S. Senate
Miss Barnes
Cameron
Canaan D.C
Plane Crash Kills Hunters Near Carmen Oklahoma
An Oklahoma man and a Kansas hunter died when a light plane crashed five miles southeast of Carmen in Alfalfa County. Pilot Robert Melroy, 38, of Derby, Kansas, and passenger George Quinn, 53, of Midwest City, Oklahoma, were among 15 on the coyote hunt. Marvin Melrose, the pilot’s brother-in-law, witnessed the crash and said the descent appeared normal before the aircraft went down after a low-level glide likely delayed by frost thaw.
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Carmen
Okla
Kansas
Alfalfa County
Robert Melroy
Derby
Kan
George Quinn
Midwest City
Oklo
Marvin Melrose
Wichita
Melrose
Fossilized Dinosaur Found on Paul Davenport Beach
The fossilized dinosaur remains, believed to be over 170 million years old, were uncovered beneath sands at Paul Davenport in the northern region. Museum authorities moved to salvage the prehistoric creature.
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London
Paul Davenport
Farms in Formosa Average 2.5 Acres Each
The report notes Formosa farms run small scale with an average size of 2.5 acres per holding. It highlights limited land parcels and suggests implications for local agriculture and livelihoods.
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Formosa
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