U S Bows To Majority In Feud Over U N Dues
The United States yields to a majority in a dispute over United Nations dues with U N officials and member nations agreeing the General Assembly should proceed normally. Debtor nations total about 108 million in peacekeeping payments.
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U.S
U.N. Dues
U.N
General Assembly
United States
United Nations
Goldberg
Assembly
World Court
Soviet Union
France
Security Council
Platon D. Morozov
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 D. Aiken
R-Vi
Aiken
Plane Crash Near Lake Bluff Triggers Multinational Search
A plane crash scene east of Lake Bluff drew Navy helicopters and a patrol plane to a wide search area near Wilmette and Highland Park. Pilot and crew details from New York United Airlines Flight 389 were released, with boards stating the Boeing 727 involved is among the newer jets.
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Lake Michigan
United Airlines
Chicago
O'Hare International Airport
Lake Bluff
Lake Forest
Army
Ft. Sheridan
Navy
Wallace Whigam
North Avenue Beach
O'Hare
Wyckoff
N.J
Roger Marshall Whitewell
Rock Ave
North Plainfield
Maurice L. Femmer
Lucille Ave
Elmont
N.Y
Phyllis M. Rickers
Trumbull Ave
Sandra H. Fuhrer
Boxwood Drive
Mount Prospect
Jeneal G. Beaver
Clark St
Long Beach
Calif
Kennedy International Airport
New York
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
Japanese Lens Imports Slacken in Tokyo Trade
Tokyo reports waning imports of camera lenses as domestic demand slows. Industry officials cite competition from alternatives and price pressures, signaling a cautious outlook for the sector.
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Tokyo
Birth announcements from multiple families in Texas area
Local notices report the births of several children across West Texas and Lubbock, noting parents' names and occupations, hospital locations, birth weights and times. Recurring professions include farm laborers, bricklayers, and clerks, with addresses in Shallowater, Mire, Lubbock, and nearby towns.
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Odell Richards
Shallowater
West Texas
Othe Shailowater Grain Co
James F. Carruthers
West Texas Hospital
Ro& Wt
Butler Corporation
Moon Shot Pictures Show Moon’s Far Side Continent
A report on Zond 3 and Mariner 4 style lunar images noting higher crater density on the Moon’s unseen hemisphere. Scientists describe a giant continent on the far side with vast depressions and meteoric splash marks, plus 7,208 mile to 6.6pi mile pass distance.
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Mars
U.S
Fasters Sea
Lipsky
Delambre
Trains Collide Near Almeria Killing 11 People
A Madrid bound mail train crashed head on with a freight train near Gador eight miles north of Almeria. At least 11 people died including four children.
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Almeria
Spain
Gador
Los Angeles Faced Widespread Shutdowns and Fires
Rioting left a six day toll of 174 million dollars in fire damage across a 42 square mile Southside Negro area in Los Angeles. The disaster shuttered 96 schools, 16 bank branches, 13 theaters, libraries, and multiple city and utility offices. The Goodyear plant in the disaster zone closed, employing 2,500. National Guard armed escorts began repair operations as power and telephone service remained disrupted and bus service halted.
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Los Angeles
Arev
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Central
Florence Avenues
National Guard
Bank of America
Security First
National Bank
United California Bank
P Public Library
State Department of Employment
Auto Club
Healthy Department
Asr Bureau of Public Assistance
Department of Water and Power
Southern Calfornia Gas Co
Southern California Edison Co
Rights Leader Held On Narcotics Charge
Oscar Bright 39, chairman of the Springfield CORE chapter, was arrested Sunday night on narcotics charges at CORE headquarters moments after he announced plans to resume demonstrations protesting alleged police brutality. Police seized him after a strategy meeting with civil rights leaders following weekend arrests of 69 people.
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Springfield
Mass
UPI
Oscar Bright
The
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Bright
Ool
Food shortages and relief efforts engulf Los Angeles area
In the wake of a food shortage many stores limited bread and milk purchases. Gov. Brown announced 50 markets opened under guard while CORE and other groups brought in donations. Needy families faced hunger as donations flowed from milk companies and charities, with volunteers coordinating relief at church centers and community sites.
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Joseph T. de Sylva
Retail Clerks Union
Cnly
Edmund G Brown
Don Smith
Los Angeles
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Ares
Smith
Simaith
Church Center
Glendale
Met
White Man's Burden
Are
Fort MacArthur
Salvation Army
Joe Hardwick
Rioting in Los Angeles sparks widespread damage and arrests
Civil rights violence in the Los Angeles area triggers hundreds of arrests mainly for looting and assaults as fires damage property estimated at 175 million dollars and police and National Guard patrol a five square mile zone. Officials warn the recovery will be costly while leaders discuss relief and unity.
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Supreme Court
William HH Parker
California
San Diego
King
Brown
Martin Luther Kins Jr
Los Angeles
Kane
Fen Negra
Parker
Dawn
Troy Bedtin
Notienal Grandsmen
Huncry
Arec
Abrectio
Ar- Pathetoerteourtip the Natronal Catard Pabhe Pealetts
TV Life Service
Ike
University of Southern Californian
Colifornia
Lons Beach
San Bernardino
Tos Angeles
Press freedom clash in Cr oss case raises crime reporting debate
Garrison defends public access to case facts while urging courtroom bound reporting as not all criminal cases deserve full public airing. He cites Cross case and notes crime rising. he faults court limits on press. Sukarno denounces U S aggression in Vietnam and calls for immediate withdrawal from Indochina.
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Garrivon
Wes Wise
Garrison
Gemini Atlantic Launch Faces Weather Watch
The Gemini mission prep proceeds with no major issues as Mary and Lucky storms loom 1,600 miles east of Puerto Rico and east of the Windward Islands. NASA says conditions look favorable for an 8 a.m. CST launch while crews rehearse and check the Titan 2 rocket and spacecraft. Cooper and Conrad will film storm systems from 100 miles up to aid weather observation. West Berlin is described as a spacious island city with large parks and lakes beyond its borders.
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Atlantic
Puerto Rico
Windward Islands
Mary
Lucky
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cooper
Conrad
Pacific
Tiros
West Berlin
Berlin
Munich
Frankfurt
Stuttgart
Senate approves 3.3 billion Public Works Bill for evolving aid
The Senate sent to President Johnson a 5.3 billion public works and economic development bill aimed at creating jobs and boosting incomes in distressed areas nationwide. The measure, cleared by voice vote after House amendments, merges three major regional aid programs and expands funding beyond Johnson’s initial request.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
House
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44Th St
Methodist Hospital
Welf
Sentinel Religious
Mire
Taub. Wauseon
St. Oon
Lauf Cheate
John
Thandie Saldivar
SMH
Carnell St. Oon
Tarease Wenders
Dauchter
Tisami Vare Das Cn Universi'v Hospital
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Shop Bite
Miro
Bobte Foe Brandan
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Mreo Rochard EO Wilde
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Mounds
West Teacostal
Texas Tech
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SR Alas
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Samuel HH
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Lubbock
Ceunees
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Erveiny of
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UU Army
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Chinte
Emipiise
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Mero
Dann Lee Wilson
Lauf Cine
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Negro Cry
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Lindsay
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