UN General Assembly Opens 31st Session Amid Shifting Focus
The 31st UN General Assembly begins with housekeeping items, electing vice presidents and steering committee chairs. North Korea asks for withdrawal of UNC and US troops. Korea resolutions are dropped from the agenda by allies. Sri Lanka’s Hamilton Amerasinghe elected president, urging action against Rhodesia and South Africa. Secretary Kisinger to report on blacks and whites talks. Moynihan criticized. Outgoing president Thorn urges anti terrorism steps and civil war talks in Lebanon. Palestinian right to nationhood affirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Assembly
Sri Lanka
Hamilton S. Amerasinghe
Henry A. Kissinger
Amerasinghe
U.S
Vietnam
U.N
Gaston Thorn
Luxembourg
Lebanon
Israel
Cupcake keepsake spans decades in Columbus home
A 12 year old cupcake remains in a protective box at Sara Oggs Columbus home. It appears at birthdays anniversaries and will next show up in October when her second child is due. Ogg hopes to pass it to her children and notes attempts to bronze it failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Sara Ogg
Carmel
Senate at standstill on civil rights bill
The Senate remains gridlocked as Sen. James B. Allen delays a bill to allow courts to award attorneys fees in successful civil rights suits. A cloture vote is set for Thursday after a 69 to 12 motion to proceed, with advocates saying the measure strengthens rights enforcement and opponents calling it lawyer aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
James B. Allen
Allen
Alabama
Congress
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Also Mentioned on This Page
UN General Assembly
North Korea
United Nations Command
South Korea
Japan
United States
Korea
United Nations
Kim-sung
Rhodesia
South Africa
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Moynihan
William W. Scranton
Howard Smith Ford
Lawton
Oceanside
Calif
California
Dewittville
N.Y
Joe Sena
Delmonico’s
New York
Sena
Mar Mar
New York City
Lena
Our
SS Mpesge CO
Tines
S S Kresge Company
N. W. 38Th Street
Cache Road