Knowland backs ousting Russia from United Nations
Senate leader Knowland urged that Russia be expelled from the U N if possible, noting no mechanism exists. He cited Soviet support to Red China and suggested the U S veto to block Red China from the Security Council while hinting at curbing U N funding. He leaves for a Far East tour and played down rumors of a Nixon feud.
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Leaf-Bombing Report Over Canton Stirs China Press
Chinese press dispatches from the mainland report seven unidentified planes dropped propaganda leaflets over Canton on August 14 despite heavy Communist antiaircraft fire. The incident adds to tensions observed in the region as authorities monitor air activity and public reaction.
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Steel Workers Leader Denies Merger with UMW
Washington UK The head of the United Steel Workers David J McDonald denied rumors he planned to pull the Steel Workers out of the CIO and merge with United Mine Workers leader John Lewis The Steel Workers would stay in the CIO he said and has not negotiated with any party to form a new third labor movement in America The rumors surfaced after Walter Reuther was elected CIO president and McDonald was reported to have met with Ian Heywood and Lewis
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Americans May Abandon Everest Attempt Report
A threeteen day old dispatch from American mountaineers attempting to climb the world second highest peak indicates they may have abandoned their ascent. The message, transmitted by a runner from an advance camp, suggests the expedition paused its push amid unknown conditions.
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Expedition Hindered by Severe Storm On Mt Gadywin
An expedition on Mt. Gadywin at the 26 000 foot level faced a lingering storm that threatened to force a retreat from the slopes of 28 250 feet. The team inched toward the peak but was stymied by the violent weather, delaying progress and heightening risk.
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Classified Sell It Through a For Sale Ad
Ad advises placing a For Sale notice in the classifieds and provides a contact phone number 6S07i for inquiries. The fragment suggests selling an item via the paper’s classified section with a single contact line.
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