Outer Mongolia veto dims United Nations bid
Washington reports Chiang Kai-shek rejects pleas to block Mongolia's admission while U S and U N debates continue. Nautilus submarine 25000 mile cruise highlights Cold War stakes as diplomats weigh future of Formosa and Red China in UN and security council.
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Eisenhower Rero
Chiang Kelshekle
China
Outer Mongolia
United Nations
Associated Press
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United States
Washington
U. S
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Abet Lodge Jr
Hag Boes
Russia
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U.N
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Assembly
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Albania
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Romania
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Austria
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Libya
Cambodia
Riot Protests New Rules in Missouri Pen
Jefferson City inmates at Missouri State Penitentiary staged a six hour protest toppling on Tuesday night. Officials reported 1700 inmates participated, shouting and gripping cell bars as a cell-by-cell inspection followed, after an earlier riot 14 months prior. The objections focused on a 16 section rule book urging standardized cell equipment.
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Missouri
Janes Carter
Carter
Navy Disciplineary Command
New Hampshire
Nehru Declares India Will Not Join Alliances
Calcutta crowds greet Soviet Premier Bulganin and Khrushchev as Nehru reiterates India's Basic Policy of staying out of camps or alliances. He says India strives to be friendly with all nations and refrains from criticizing others unless necessary. The welcome is described as the largest in India since Gandhi's era.
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India
Soviet Union
Pene
Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
West
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Nehya
Kremlin
Mahatdas K Gandhi
Bihar
West Bengal
Maidan Paris
Bulgaria
Nehru
Government House
Shankar
Burma
Mehra
Trey
Lisbon
Buckshot strikes into Negro undertaker's home in Manning
Sheriff T. J. Jackson of Clarendon County said today there is nothing new to report in the investigation of buckshot peppering a Negro undertaker's house Monday night. Four loads of buckshot hit the window panes and penetrated a wall but did not wake Fleming, a nephew of Rev. J. A. Delaine, and a member of the Clarendon County NAACP executive committee.
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Bill Paging
Jackson
Fleming
J. A. Delaine
South Carolina
Lake City
Clarendon County
Na|upinusauar
Assn
U. S
Chine
Tenneson
NAACP
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Jish Red Cross
Red Chinese Freeing Another Turncoat
A Peiping embassy report indicates United States prisoner of war Tenneson, 22, Alden Minnesota, plans to defect from Red China and leave for Hong Kong. Letters suggest he piloted a flight and no longer wished to remain in Red China. His wife resided in Olympia Washington.
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Tenneson
United States
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Richard BR. Tenneson
Red of Alden
Minn
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