Eden to Lead 10 Britons to U.N. Session
Britain will send a ten member delegation to the United Nations General Assembly in New York starting September 21 with Foreign Secretary Eden as top delegate. Selwyn Lloyd and Henry J. Topkinson will join as ministers of state, addressing colonial and disarmament topics including Greece’s Cyprus claim while official attendance remains subject to urgent business.
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New York Builder Claims Five Million Windfall Profit
New York builder Harry Osias testified before a Senate Banking and Currency subcommittee that he earned nearly five million dollars in windfall profits from a twenty thousand dollar capital investment in government insured apartment developments. He detailed loans, mortgages and land costs across five Queens projects and named other developers involved, while homeowners described aggressive FHA financed home improvement salesmen.
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Poland rejects Polish Polish Pact bid in European security plan
Paris says Poland refuses alliance with France against Germany as part of a Soviet backed European security system. Warsaw argues the move would not solve problems. Paris notes no US role and delays reply while Bonn seeks a European Defense Community.
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San Diego Mayor Grilled in Liquor License Hearing
In a tense State Board of Equalization hearing San Diego mayor John Buller faced cross examination by Deputy State Attorney General William Benneth over a liquor license dispute tied to Thomas McKinney and a license for Morgan. McKinney accused Buller of aiding Morgan. Buller denied any interest or involvement and testified about communications with officials, including Charles Cameron, who later claimed no recollection of the mayor.
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State AFL Split Wide on Knight
In Santa Barbara a split within the AFL California State Federation of Labor surfaced over endorsing Gov. Knight. A separate faction backed Democrat Graves and Los Angeles Councilman Roybal, accusing Knight of reactionary ties while praising Graves and Roybal as the clearer choice. The LPE endorsed Knight amid internal dissent, with several speakers arguing the governor could not win votes and labeling the GOP as reactionary.
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