UN Push to Decide China Seat Vote at U N General Assembly
The United Nations General Assembly neared a final vote on seating Red China or Peiping as the China representation. The United States and the Soviet Union urged bar of Red China, with Ambassador Adlai Stevenson voicing confidence a two thirds majority favors action and will decide the fate of China's seat.
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United States
Peiping
China
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Soviet Union
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Israelis Demand That Eichmann Die
In Jerusalem the Israeli attorney general urged a death sentence for Adolf Eichmann, the Gestapo colonel found guilty of capital crimes against Jews. He argued genocide is the charge, under Israel 1950 Nazi punishment law, and that death is mandatory or at least liable. A packed tribunal heard the demand as Eichmann sat pale and composed.
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Jerusalem
State of Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Gestapo
Hitler
Gideon Hausner
Eichmann
United Nations
Hitler Reich
Europe
Israel
Hausner
NASA Eyes Manned Orbit Flights Every 60 Days
NASA Administrator James E. Webb said the United States will follow its first manned orbital flight next month with similar flights every 60 days to gather data on weightlessness and human effects. He spoke at a Cleveland dinner during a tour of the Lewis Research Center and Plum Brook reactor, noting plans to expand Lewis with a $1 billion Rover nuclear engine project.
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United States
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
James E. Webb
Lewis Research Center
Plum Brook
Sandusky
Lewis
Webb
Rover
JVK Move Could Cut Guard Units
The Kennedy administration nears a decision that could remove eight to ten Army National Guard and Reserve divisions. Backers argue a manpower reshuffle would boost remaining units toward full strength and readiness for active duty. 27 divisions exist now with two on active duty. associations plan congressional opposition to any cuts.
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Army National Guard
National Guard
Congress
OSCAR satellite sends 'hi' from orbit to radio hams
OSCAR a 10 pound satellite radio robot orbits the world after launch on Discoverer 36. It transmits Morse code hi to amateur radio users from Byrdland to Kodiak while a secret instrument capsule is ejected near Hawaii. Officials say future OSCARs could aid communications in emergencies.
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Washington Outlines Congo Aims Policy Statement
The State Department releases a U S policy statement on the Congo crisis urging strong U N backing for the operation and calls for integrating Katanga Province with the Congo. The move aims to clarify public understanding, bolster support for U N action, and address perceived U S British differences shaping coverage.
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Congo
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Katanga
Showdown Looms in Congo as UN and Katanga Reinforce Elisabethville
United Nations and Katanga rushed reinforcements to Elisabethville amid looming clashes. Katanga warns of an offensive despite U.N. air and weapon superiority. Nearby Kivu Province threatens violence as Congo forces aligned with Gizenga move to seize areas, while U.N. claims gains in Elisabethville.
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Katanga
the Congo
United Nations
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Leopoldville
Europe
Norbert Moke
U.N
Kivu
Congo
Oriental
Antoine Gizenga
Moise Tshombe
United Nation
Katangan
George Ivan Smith
Jubilant Unions UK Peace Plan
In Harbourside Florida AFL-CIO leaders announced a unified peace plan ending internal labor wars. George Meany framed it as a crowning achievement and the Executive Council endorsed the pact unanimously after an eight hour session. Meany is poised to oversee the transition before stepping aside for a successor.
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Bal Harbour
Fla
Organized Labor
Labor
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Meany
Labor Movement
Weather outlook: frigid with mild warmup ahead
The forecast calls a five day trend of frigid conditions with highs in the low 30s and overnight lows near 17. Light rain or snow is expected Saturday with tonight's low around 8. Thursday's temperature should hover near 22. Yesterday's high reached 34 at 9 30 am with a low of 14 at 8 15 am.
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Mercury
Rockefeller denies leaving public life amid upheaval
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller rejected reports he will quit public life. He plans to finish his term and run for reelection, with a 27 Albany conference to map 1962 campaign strategy. The governor’s aides and Republicans back his plan despite personal tragedies and divorce rumors.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Rockefelter
Albany
Rockefeller
New York Daily News
the News
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Michael
New Guinea
Belief in Heredity Linked to Bright Child Image
The notion of heredity is tied to expectations of a bright child. The idea persists as people connect genetic potential with scholastic and talent outcomes, reflecting a common assumption about inherited traits shaping success.
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Harvard
Edward Miller
Chicago
Walker denounces U.N. policy at Dallas speech
Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker, in his first public address since leaving the Army, rails against United Nations authority and U.S. policy, claiming censorship harms the military. He cites audience applause, defense unity, and charges of indoctrination while criticizing Washington and Moise Tshombe.
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Tex
Edwin A. Walker
United Nations
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Washington
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Peking
Walker
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