UN financial woes deepen as deficits soar
The United Nations faces a growing deficit exceeding 100 million dollars with little chance of quick relief. Diplomats warn the world body may not survive without new assessments, while major contributors like Russia and France resist payment. Debates include potential suspension of voting rights and further bond sales before Congo withdrawals.
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United Nations
Red
UN_ now
U Thant
Middle East
Assembly
World Court
Russia
France
Congo
Uncle Sam
Washington
Urban pigs suffer ulcers as city life spreads
The swine census shows 18 984 Digs in the Chicago area and nationwide trends suggest city dwelling pigs gain ulcers. University of Illinois experts say the urban move stresses pigs making them more ulcer prone, with a study finding twice as many ulcers in city pigs versus country pigs.
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Chicago
University of Iinois School of Agriculture
Wise Generation Columist on Anxiety and Wisdom
A philosophical columnist muses that anxiety may reflect wisdom while stupidity avoids anxiety, pondering whether today’s world bears the most anxious era in history and if that marks this as the wisest generation.
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal front page dated Sept 6 1968
Partial OCR shows publisher details and rates for Lubbock Avalanche Journal Evening Edition. It lists subscription prices for morning and Sunday editions, including yearly and monthly rates, and includes a pledge to the flag of the United States. The fragment ends with page and date information from Lubbock Texas.
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Paver Ubisnes
Nike Gibbock avalanche-Journal
R Nainche Soenal Pubianing Conigens Inc
A ‘Rerand
Texan
Teiar ‘Daily Press
Dallas
Texas
Mpull
Associated Pre
United
Brest Internation Rea Farrer
Brouty Chas
A. Auy
Gage
Laphook
United States of America
Lubbock, Texas
Former envoy caught in middle over Viet Nam crisis
Dr Tran van Chuong, resigning Viet Namese ambassador in protest against Buddhist persecution, plans to lecture in America to explain the situation. His daughter Madame Ngo Dinh Nhu leads anti Buddhist demonstrations, tying family ties to President Ngo Dinh Diem and complicating diplomacy amid war efforts.
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Ruth Montgomery
Ashington
Tran van Chuong
America
Viet Nam
Chuong
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Ngo Deni Diem
Mme. Nhu
Minist
Viet Cong
Resignation brings vacancy at Viet Nam embassy as Chuong departs
Dr. Chuong’s resignation creates a double vacancy for President Diem to fill at the Viet Nam embassy. Madame Chuong, a permanent observer at the United Nations, signs off from her post, while a wave of emotional and ceremonial responses follows their departure.
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Env
Dr. Chuong
President Diem
Madame Chuong
Viet Nam
United Nations
Along Movie Trail A Cairo Editor Seeks Christine Keeler Film Tie
A Cairo dispatch contemplates a film uniting Christine Keeler with 1956 British aggression on Port Said. The piece muses on historic crossovers from Cleopatra to Napoleon, proposing a global cinema collaboration and urging on-the-spot investigation.
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Cairo
Reuters
Dispatch
Airo
Egypt
Christine Keeler
Port Said
AL Akhvar
Christine
Wm Shakespeare
G. B. Shaw
Caesar
Antony
Chi
Cleopatra
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Anthony Eden
John Profumo
White House
Mandy Rice-Davies
Mandy
Peter Sellers
Emma Hamilton
Lord Nelson
Trafalgar
Sellers
Lady Hamilton
Nelsyn
Robert Clive
India
Vrezia Borgia
T. E. Lawrence
Arabia
Tinotype
Kennedy books stir White House clash over authorship
Andrew Tully blasts President Kennedy over revising his 1958 book A Nation of Immigrants and selling more volumes. He argues public figures should not compete with private authors while noting royalties go to charity. The piece adds quips on political writers and raises trades questions.
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Andrew Tully
Washington
Kennedy
White House
Massachusetts
United States
Bill Shakespeare
Jackie
Caroline
Roger Blough
Toots Shor's
Trustbusters
New Frontier
Robert Kennedy
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Ted Sorenson
Isenhower
Harry Truman
John F. Kennedy
Supreme Court
Typhus cases prompt rat extermination plan in Lubbock
Two definite typhus fever cases in Lubbock on Saturday trigger tenative plans for a citywide rat extermination drive. Officials say rats spread the disease and infection exists among local rats as students prepare to return to the 1943 44 school term with enrollment near last year’s totals.
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Lubbock
Lubbock Public School
R. W. Matthews
Cuba's Lambda fleet aids Castro insurrection, Kennedy critique
The article asserts Soviet designed Lambda vessels and air support fuel Castro’s insurgency in the Caribbean. It accuses the Kennedy administration of misreporting Cuba news and blames Khrushchev for expanding Red influence across Latin America with Soviet funds and naval assets.
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Henry J. Taylor
Uban Freedom
Castro
Britain
Anguila Key
Eugen Glinko
Alexander Ismov
Taylor
Latin America
Victoria de Playa Giron Naval School
Cienfuegos
Raul Castro
Kremlin
Havana
Emilio Aragones
Aragones
Ernesto
Che” Guevara
Rene Vallejo
Ramiro Valdes
Secret Police
Costa Rica
Julio Sunol
Khrush
Kennedy
Cuba
Mr. Kennedy
Khrushchev
Sec
Dean Rusk
Moscow
la Coloma
Pinar del Rio
Siguanea Bay
Isle of Pines
Lambda
Red
Venezuela
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Colombia
Brazil
Honduras
Mexico
Caribbean
San Julian
Haant
San Antonio de Los Banos
Key Breton
Santa Clara
Radio
Peiping
Demand To Exceed 1963 Wheat Crop
Washington AP dispatch reports the Agriculture Department expects 1963 64 wheat usage to surpass the 1 151 billion bushel crop. Carryover stocks July 1 are seen around 1 055 billion bushels, down from 1 189 billion a year earlier, mirroring prior reductions.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
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Hit
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Henry Armstrong
Armstrong
California Athletic Commission
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Ouen
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