Stevenson Rebukes Russia At UN Anniversary
In San Francisco AP report the Soviet ambassador Fedorenko accuses the U.S. of distorting Vietnam policy and undermining the United Nations during a U.N. anniversary session. Ambassador Adlai Stevenson delivers a sharp retort, urging peaceful settlement and warning against Cold War brinkmanship as U Thant cites a $108 million U.N. deficit.
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Red terror threats harden U S resolve in Viet Nam
The United States said Communist acts in South Viet Nam will strengthen its determination to aid the embattled South Vietnamese. The State Department cited the Bennett execution and My Canh restaurant bombing as proof of Hanoi and the National Liberation Front’s responsibility.
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Nations launch solvency fund amid arrears rule debate
Last Monday Britain, Canada and four Nordic countries pledged $17,780,000 to a voluntary solvency fund. Article 19 of the U N Charter allows members two years in arrears to lose General Assembly rights. The Soviet Union refused to contribute for peacekeeping missions such as Congo.
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Chuckle Confidence Redefined as Quiet Assurance
A sharp line of thought equates chuckle confidence with a calm, poised stance prior to a fall. The remark frames confidence as serene self trust that can suddenly falter under pressure or misstep.
Asian-African Summit Talks Postponed in Algiers
The 11 nation preparatory committee decided in Algiers to postpone the Asian-African summit from June 29 to November 5, with the session held in Algiers. The move reflects turmoil after President Ben Bella was ousted, as Algeria and allies weighed political turbulence against keeping the meeting on schedule.
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Chou and Shastri Snub Each Other in Cairo Airport
Premier Chou En-lai of China and India's Lal Bahadur Shastri met in separate rooms at Cairo Airport as host Gamal Abdel Nasser shuffled between them. Indonesian President Sukarno arrived to complicate a tense scene amid regional summit tensions and delays.
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Swings On Rope Drowns In Creek
Jefferson Ohio AP Eleven year old Lee Thomas of Windsor Township drowned in Windsor Hill Creek while swinging on a rope over water. An accompanying boy Ernest Harris 12 said Thomas shouted he would let go and disappeared. A volunteer found the body after Harris tried to dissuade him.
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Viet Cong Overran Two Areas near Saigon and Duc Hoa
Viet Cong guerrillas overran two Vietnamese positions, one near Saigon and another at Duc Hoa, forcing a retreat by retreating South Vietnamese units. US advisers reported heavy fighting, with 44 infantrymen killed at the Duc Hoa post and air support limited by cloud cover.
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Drifting Boat: Hollywood Star Steve Cochran Found Dead
Police in Guatemala City reported a boat towed into Port Champerico with the body of Hollywood actor Steve Cochran. He had been dead about 10 days and an autopsy will be performed. Three women aboard were detained in preventive custody.
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Pleasant, warm weather with sunshine and high near 90
Forecast for today predicts a high of 90 with sunny skies. Tonight should be fair and mild with a low around 67. Monday will be partly cloudy, warm, and more humid. Rain is not expected in the near term.
Moon Spacemen Are Selected
Houston officials confirmed the Chronicle story naming six scientist-astronauts chosen for lunar trips. The six are F Curtis Michel of Rice, Owen Garriott of Stanford, Duane Graveline of the Manned Spacecraft Center, Harrison Schmitt of the US Geological Survey, Joseph Kerwin, a flight surgeon, and one other listed by the Chronicle. About 1,700 applicants reduced to roughly 25 after medical exams.
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Dayton Man Kills Self in Russia Roulette Incident
Dayton resident Henry Lee Jones, 35, shot himself Saturday while demonstrating Russian Roulette to a friend. Police report Jones loaded a .38 revolver, spun the chamber, and fired at his head.
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A Glance Inside Berlin Did It Have To Happen
Berlin remains a symbol of East West tensions twenty years after World War II. A controversy endures: did Berlin have to become a problem. AP correspondent Relman Morin analyzes both sides on page 29.
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