U S Bows To Majority In Feud Over U N Dues
The United States yields to a majority dispute over United Nations dues and the no vote penalty. Officials say the Assembly should proceed normally as 13 debtor nations owe about 108 million dollars in peace funds.
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U.N. Dues
U.N
General Assembly
United States
United Nations
Goldberg
Assembly
World Court
Soviet Union
France
Security Council
Soviets
Platon D. Morozov
Peacekeeping
Britain
Lord Caradon
Canada
Jamiaca
S. O. Abedo
Capitol Hill
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
GOP
Hickenlooper
Senate
Russia
Congress
George TD. Aiken
R-Vi
Foreign Relations
Aiken
Plane Crash Near Lake Michigan Sky Scene and Pilot Details
Reports describe a plane crash east of Lake Bluff near Lake Forest and Ft Sheridan. Navy helicopters joined the search while debris and a bright orange flash were observed at the lake. United Air Lines Flight 389 pilot was Melville Towle with two fellow officers. three Chicago based stewardesses are named. An official team will investigate as search patterns form around Wilmette and Highland Park.
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Lake Bluff
Lake Forest
Army
Ft. Sheridan
Navy
Wallace Whigam
Chicago
North Avenue Beach
O'Hare
New York
United Air Lines
Melville W. Towle
Eugene Way
Wyckoff
N.J
Roger Marshall Whitewell
Rocks Ave
North Plainfield
Maurice L. Femmer
Lucille Ave
Elmont
N.Y
Phyllis M. Rickers
South
Trumbull Ave
Sandra H. Fuhrer
Boxwood Drive
Mount Prospect
Jeneal G. Beaver
Clark St
Long Beach
Calif
Kennedy International Airport
United
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Truman W. Finch
Boeing
Seattle
Coast Guard
J. L. Marinelli
Wilmette
Roger
North Shore Yacht Club
Highland Park
Highland Park High School
Local Birth Announcements From West Texas Hospitals
Congratulations to numerous families in West Texas as births occur at Methodist and West Texas hospitals. Newborns include daughters and sons with weights ranging from about 3 pounds 5 ounces to 9 pounds 6 ounces, born on recent Mondays and Sundays with fathers employed in teaching, farming, carpentry, and local businesses.
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Ronald Davis
Methodist Hospital
Sentinel Religious Bookstore
Odell Richards
Shallowater
Acson
West
Texas
Hospital
Shallowater Grain Co
James F. Carruthers
Atoll
West ‘Texas Hospital
Ro & BR Butler Corporation
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15Th St
West Texas Hospital
Texas Tech
Dervel James Brownfield
Hexhland Hospital
Mic
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46Th
Davanter
Hightland Hospital
Trains Collide Near Almeria Killing 71, Four Children Among Victims
A Madrid-bound mail train and a freight train collided head-on near Gador eight miles north of Almeria causing at least 71 deaths including four children, authorities said.
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Almerila
Spain
Gador
Almeria
Riots Hit Los Angeles With Widespread Shutdowns
AP report details $175 million in fire damage across six days in a 42 mile Southside Negro area. Goodyear plant at Central and Florence closes, 2,500 workers affect. Utilities repair crews escorted by National Guard as 96 schools and many banks, libraries, and offices shut down. Public transit limited, clinics canceled, and job loss climbs amid chaos.
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Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Orey
Bank of America
Security First National Bank
United California’ Bank
State Department of Employment
Auto Club
Health
Bureau of Public Assistance
Department
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Southern California
Gas Co
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National Guard
Moon photographs reveal craters and two lunar continents
Moon shots from Ranger and Mariner 4 show a heavily cratered near side and a bright far side with a vast invisible continent. Zond 5 images at 1100 line definition compare with 550 and 200 line TV. Distances ranged 7208 to 6213 miles as scientists describe lunar geography and depressions.
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U.S
Lipsky
Delambre
Food Riots Strain Los Angeles Relief Efforts
In the wake of riots, volunteers and groups like CORE mobilized food aid as shortages hit families. Gov Brown opened 50 markets with National Guard escort. donations flowed from milk producers and Salvation Army. Community members voiced hunger and displacement while some suburbs organized relief drives.
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Joseph T. de Sylva
Retail Clerks Union
Edmund G. Brown
National Guard
Don Smith
Los Angeles
The
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Smith
Church Center
Glendale
Guerrilla Fight Continues in LA Riot Zone
As looting and arson spread, police and National Guardsmen patrol a 42 square mile area with crowds and rioters in the Los Angeles riot zone. Deaths related to civil rights protests mount nationwide while property damage nears hundreds of millions and fire losses are estimated at 175 million dollars.
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Edmund G. Brown
Los Angeles
Supreme Court
William H. Parker
California
San Diego
King
Brown
Martin Luther King Jr
Dr. King
Parker
University of Southern California
Cidifornia
Long Beach
San Bernardino
Bakersfield
San Pedro
Harbor
$3.3 Billion Public Works Bill Clears Senate and Heads to LBJ
The Senate passed a $3.3 billion public works and economic development bill by voice vote with House amendments. The measure, sent to President Johnson, consolidates provisions from the 1961 area redevelopment program, the 1962 accelerated public works plan, and the Appalachia regional bill, totaling more than Johnson requested.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
House
Appalachia
Garrison defends press access amid case handling policy debate
Garrison argues for free press access while stating policy limits on publishing details of criminal cases. He cites court rulings and legislative changes as reasons to keep trial details within the courtroom and notes pressure from rising crime rates. Sukarno condemns U S actions in Vietnam, calling for withdrawal from Indochina.
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Garrison
Prade
Austen
Texas Rangers
Hus Comand
Ecounse
Deeraons
Texas
Adoes
PeNgs Newsrester
Rights Leader Held On Narcotics Charge
Oscar Bright 39, chairman of the Springfield CORE chapter, was arrested at CORE headquarters after a strategy meeting on resuming protests against police brutality. Police seized narcotics during the Sunday night arrest following weekend demonstrations that saw 69 people arrested.
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Springfield
Mass
UPI
Oscar Bright
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Bright
Gemini Atlantic Flight Prep Nears 8 a.m. CST Launch
Weather teams monitor two tropical systems Mary and Lucky east of Puerto Rico and Windward Islands but no threat to the Gemini mission. NASA says conditions look favorable for liftoff while crews conduct flawless astronaut practice and ship checks. Cooper and Conrad will photograph storms from 100 miles up to aid TV weather coverage. West Berlin described as vast with parks and lakes despite its islandlike status.
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Puerto Rico
Windward Islands
Mary
Lucky
Cooper
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Davie Garrett
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