United States wins Congo U.N. credentials vote
In New York the United States pushed through a 6-1 vote in the credentials committee to seat Joseph Kasavubu as Congo U.N. representative, despite Soviet-Arab opposition and threats of a larger General Assembly fight. Morocco and the UAE abstained, while Barco urged an early plenary session to act on the committee report.
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Five Children Die In Fire In Corpus Christi
In Corpus Christi Texas five young Carroll children aged 7 months to five years died when a fire destroyed their home. Investigators say an overheated gas heater in the living room sparked the blaze discovered around midnight. Neighbors aided with a garden hose until firefighters arrived but could not save the youngsters.
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Toledo Man Injured in Two Car Collision
TOLEDO Ohio AP Shigley Bauer 34 of Toledo was injured fatally Thursday night in a two car crash at an intersection. The other driver was cited for failing to yield right of way and defective vehicle equipment.
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Sorensen Key Man Behind Kennedy’s Rise
Lincoln born Sorensen rose from law student to Kennedy aide and chief advisor. He served as administrative assistant, speech writer, researcher, and confidant shaping the campaign and early administration. Sorensen became Kennedy’s special counsel and right hand man in framing the administration’s program.
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Ohio Cities Top Billion In Finances
Ohio cities report 1959 receipts of 1.318 billion and expenditures of 1.289 billion, the first time both totals exceed a billion. Public debt rose from 871.5 million to 931.4 million as tax receipts and bond proceeds climbed.
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