Commies Plan National Communist Youth Front
Kay Cremsey reports a new national Communist youth movement planned for late 1961 aims to unite 80 leftist youth groups. The effort seeks non Communist appeal while remaining under Communist direction with leaders Rubin and Queen, including a $10,000 drive and campus tours to recruit teens and students.
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Defense To Buy More Jet Planes
Washington AP McNamara announced the Defense Department will buy 33 more jet planes to boost long range airlift. Thirty will be KC135 transport versions, with the remaining three being C190 turbine-propeller planes. First deliveries start around July 1, and funding rises by about $170 million with roughly $30 million needed next fiscal year.
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Soviets Challenge United States at United Nations
At the UN Security Council, Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Zorin urged the United States to follow a new road to Congo peace, demanding Lumumba’s immediate release, Mobutu’s disarmament, expulsion of Belgians, and a new Congolese Parliament session while criticizing Dag Hammarskjold. Adlai Stevenson offered no reply and signaled possible remarks after cabinet talks. In Havana, Revolucion said a Cuban revolution shortage, toilet tissue, will be solved due to a fixed American factory shutdown since December 7.
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Soviet Union
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Congo
Valerian A. Zorin
U.N. Security Council
Dag Hammarskjold
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Zorin
United States
Washington
Patrice Lumumba
Joseph Mobutu
Lumumba
Joseph Kasavubu
Havana
Revolucion
Piracy or Rebellion The Question Is Piracy or Rebellion
The Santa Maria seizure by Portuguese passengers could hinge on a legal loophole undermining piracy charges. Maritime law experts note piracy requires unlawful seizure, and a few archaic precedents suggest redefining actions as revolution, potentially sparing defendants from severe penalties.
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Ward Cannel Newspaper Enterprise Assn
New York
NEA
Santa Maria
Ship as land or sea: piracy question stirs maritime law lore
A historical discussion traces whether a vessel is always a ship or can be land under a nation’s papers. The Leviathan case links high seas law to the Volstead Act and piracy concepts, while later neutrality acts and Panama flags influenced maritime practice and insurance attitudes amid wars.
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Admiralty
U. S
Cherbourg
Wiliam Ara
U. S. Coast Guard
Atlantic
Panama
U.S
Arzt
Piracy debate over Santa Maria sparks imprisonment concerns
The debate centers on whether the Santa Maria was pirated or occupied by revolutionaries. Other notes report a Gaithersburg office fire causing about 2500 dollars in damage and the use of radioactive iodine to treat certain heart diseases by slowing metabolism.
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Santa Maria
Portugal
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