Cannibals given death sentence in New Guinea raid
In Port Moresby a judge sentenced 16 cannibals to death for the January 1959 Suwana raid that killed three men and abducted eight women. Witnesses described a highly organized group method, with parts of victims eaten and the judge denouncing cannibalism and urging law administration learning.
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Lodge Colorful Speaker Among Big 4 Diplomats at U N
United Nations dispatch highlights Henry Cabot Lodge as a hard hitting, stylish U S ambassador and chief U N delegate in his eighth year. He uses the microphone boldly against the Communists, tours with Khrushchev, and rumors swirl he may get the Republican vice presidential nomination. He notes the U N’s future hinges on member funding and Soviet support for UNEF and technical aid.
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Lodge's career spans journalism and politics to UN service
The article traces Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. from Harvard to the Senate, wartime service, and a postwar role at the United Nations. It notes his 1936 Senate election at 34, inspiration from his grandfather, and his habit of colorful phrasing that grabs headlines. It also recalls Lodge's early journalism with the Boston Evening Transcript and New York Herald Tribune.
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