UN to Postpone Debates to End Session Tonight
The United Nations General Assembly plans to defer debate on Hungary Tibet and outer space to finish its 15th annual session by midnight with adjournment expected between 2 and 4 am Saturday. It will also consider a refugee resolution and Congo force financing while urging Portugal to move toward Angola independence.
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Kennedy seeks press aid in fighting organized crime
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy urged newspapers to aid federal efforts against organized crime and racketeering. He noted past investigative leads came from press reporting and stressed the role of journalism in exposing government corruption and crime. Kennedy also discussed information pooling on known hoodlums and indicated no commitment to a national crime commission.
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Sukarno Arrives in U S for Talks with Kennedy
Indonesian President Sukarno arrives in the United States on a tour that includes Washington meetings with President Kennedy. He says the talks aim to clarify Indonesia's problems and Asian issues, then tours a movie studio and an aircraft plant before an evening address to the World Affairs Council.
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Washington
Kennedy
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World Affairs Council
Union Leader Urges Automatic Work Week Adjustment
O. A. Knight of Denver, president of the Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers Union AFL-CIO, told Salt Lake City union leaders that automatic adjustment of the work week could offset unemployment from automation. He proposed unemployment compensation for small area problems and a reserve of worthwhile projects for temporary dislocations, and urged provisions within the Fair Labor Standards Act to adjust hours based on unemployment changes.
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O. A. Knight
Denver
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union
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Ohio Senators Vote With Majority On Wage Bill Passage
In Washington, Senators Frank J. Lausche and Stephen M. Young, both Ohio Democrats, joined the majority as the administration's minimum wage bill passed the Senate by 65 to 28.
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Frank J. Lausche
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
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Ohio mails $700000 in jobless pay to claimants
More than 16 000 checks totaling over 700000 are mailed in two days to Ohioans eligible for federal jobless extension payments. The Bureau of Unemployment Compensation reports 51634 applications since June 30 1960, with most from Cleveland Cincinnati Youngstown Akron and Warren.
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Bowling Green students outline actions to quell campus protests
Bowling Green State University President Ralph W. McDonald reported progress on five student complaints. Repeal of off campus traffic penalty rules, a April 27 academic council review of limited class cuts, and referrals of dormitory inequality to the dean of women and the association of women students were announced. McDonald also said he approved student council recommendations to free coverage of campus affairs and to hold regular news conferences with university officials. A forthcoming staff meeting will address reducing the harsh administrative tone in enforcing rules.
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