Global Banking Plan Aids Underdeveloped Nations
The Inter national Development Association launches a concept allowing aid recipients to become lenders. Sen. A. S. Monroney conceived the idea in Bangkok and helped push a fund backed by 17 rich nations and 50 poorest nations. The IDA aims to provide long term low interest loans, using soft currencies to foster development projects such as roads and housing.
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Roy McGhee
Washington
UPI
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International Development Association
UDA
Sen. A. S
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Monroney
Bangkok
Thailand
International Parliamentary Union
World Bank
U.S
Senate
IDA
West Germany
Development Fund
Burma
Japan
Who's minding the Soviet store during Khrushchev absence
An AP report notes Khrushchev’s absence at the United Nations leaves no single standout leader. A Moscow bureaucratic routine continues, with Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko among officials aboard the Baltika, while top decisions await Khrushchev’s return after his trip abroad.
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United Nations
Khrushchev
Kalingrad
Baltika
Andrei Gromyko
Soviet Union
Anastasi
Mikoyan
Alexei
Kosygin
Depuy
United States
Gromyko
Manhattan Island
Red China
Communist Party
Peipine
Volun
Ina Khmishehes
North Korea
Drapan
Viet Nam
China
Guinea
Ghana
Ethiopia
Cuba
Jackson Claims Kennedy Right on U N Admission Vote
Democratic National Chairman Henry M. Jackson blamed Kennedy for predicting the United States would lose prestige if the United Nations admitted Red China. He noted the narrow 42 to 34 vote with 22 abstentions as proof and argued Nixon’s claim of rising American prestige was wrong.
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Washington
Henry M. Jackson
United Nations
China
John F. Kennedy
America
Jackson
Kennedy
Richard M. Nix
United States
Hvte Jackson
Sen. Kennedy
Mr. Nixon
Ghana President Denies Plan To Oust Foreign Firms
ACCRA Ghana President Kwame Nkrumah in a nationwide broadcast rejected claims his government would seize foreign firms or subject Ghana commerce to foreign domination He cited benefits of investment and said measures already limit foreign leases and concessions London reports and stock market reactions followed rumors of a crackdown while foreign capital in Ghana exceeds 700 million dollars including 616 million from Britain.
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Accra
Ghana
API
Kwame Nkrumah
Nkrumah
London
Landon News Chronicle
Seu Ghia
Fy K. Gok
London Stock Exchange
Landslide theory noted in close presidential race view
Veteran political observer from Billings argues the Nixon Kennedy contest will yield a wide margin for the winner despite polls showing neck and neck. He cites major issues such as religion foreign policy and the economy as drivers of a decisive outcome.
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Merriman Smith
Billings
Mont
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Tran
Kennedy
Ixor
Eight Tortured Europeans Are Found Dead
Eight Europeans including a woman were found tortured to death in Kabalo region northern Katanga. A bloody climax to two days of violence as rebels attack Katanga patrols. UN sent Ethiopian troops and Mali units face morale collapse amid calls for airlift.
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Katanga
Kabalo
Lake Tanganyi
Kahsilo
United Nations
Mali
Mowe Tshombe
Sabena
Kabaly
Elissbethville
Kae Bale
Moscow
APL
Porte
Kabato
West Germany
East Germany
Malis
Communist Party
Berlin
Soviet Russia
Pravda
Federal Republic of Germany
Washington
Soviet Youth Protest U S Visa Delays
The Communist Youth Organization accused the United States of delaying visas for Soviet student groups planning a U S tour this fall. The release notes 76 American students visited the Soviet Union last summer, while Soviet students have yet to receive permission to return. It calls the visa delay a now unfriendly act.
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Moscow
the Communist Youth Organization
United States
Soviet Union
Sultan of Zanzibar Dies End Long Reign Ends
The Sultan Seyyid Sir Khalifa Ibn Harub of Zanzibar died Sunday morning after returning from Britain. Shops closed islandwide as thousands attended the funeral. He ascended the throne on December 4, 1911, yielding the island's longest rule.
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Zanzibar
Seyyid
Khalifa Ibn Harub
Britain
Abdul
Africa
Sur
Tunisia hints at Soviet aid for Algeria decolonization push
In a National Assembly address Tunisian leader Habib Bourguiba implied possible Soviet help for Algeria's independence fight. He warned Algerian rebels may base operations in Tunisia and supported decolonization even with Moscow cooperation.
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Tunisia
UPD
Soviet Union
Habib Bourguiba
Algeria
Bourguiba
Paris
National Assembly
Moscow
Ferhat’ Abbas
Habib Jr
France
Charles de Gaule
Bourguihs
Abbas
Alexei Kosygin
Africa
China
Arua
PSS Rosa
Venezuela protests US sugar deal outlined with OAS
Venezuela asks the Organization of American States to intervene against US sugar purchases from the Dominican Republic arguing the move harms hemispheric unity. Caracas claims the 321000 ton deal violates the spirit of inter American action and criticizes price terms as political leverage. The US says the buys are mandatory under existing law and will be paid at world price, with some shipments possibly arriving in 1961.
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APV
Venes
Organization of American States
Dominican Republic
OAS
United States
U.S
Venezuela
Venevueli
DAS
New Super NADACOL Health Capsule Claim Boosts Youthful Feelings
Advert says a supplement named New Super NADACOL provides minerals to revive energy and well being. Claims include a fresher, youthful feeling and easier daily function with a convenient capsule form.
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