Kasavubu Presses for U N Seat Amid Congo Crisis
President Joseph Kasavubu urged the United Nations to grant Congo a General Assembly seat before a proposed regional conciliation mission arrives. He called the plan for an Asian African commission to leave Congo next Tuesday an imposition and insisted Congo’s agreement must come first. The assembly prepared to review credentials for Kasavubu’s delegation, with Washington and Moscow backing him, while Lumumba’s status loomed as a hurdle.
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United Nations, Nly
Joseph Kasavubu
Congo
United Nations
General Assembly
I-nation
Asianafian Commission
Dag Hammarskjold
Kasavubu
United States
Soviet Union
Kasavwbu
Patrice Lumumba
Maryland Assembly Debates Adjournment and Reforms
A U S delegation hopes to defeat a motion to adjourn the meeting while Western sources express confidence in a majority to block adjournment. Proposals seek a state responsibility to distribute license plate revenues and urge Maryland Legislature to empower counties to condemn property for urban renewal.
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U.S
Maryland
General Assembly
Official Against School Television in Western Maryland
Washington County official John Easterday criticized educational television at the Western Maryland County Commissioners Association meeting in Hagerstown. He accused local newspapers of bias and claimed teachers are already preparing next year's lessons while promoting TV. Sixteen commissioners from Allegany Garrett Frederick and Carroll counties attended as the association approved two resolutions.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
Maryland
Missioners Association
John Easterday
Allegany
Garrett, Frederick
Carrol Counties
Scout Paper Drive By Troop 348 In Taneytown Saturday
Boy Scouts of Troop 348 Taneytown sponsored by Hesson-Snider Post 120 American Legion will conduct a paper drive this Saturday collecting rags magazines and newspapers for the Scout project.
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Boy Scouts
Taneytown
Hesson-Snider Post
The
American Legion
Harney Joins Rural Routes in New Pickup Area
Starting at 8 a.m. weather permitting, Harney will be included for the first time. Besides Taney town, roads to May berry Copperville Crouse's Mill and Bridgeport will be covered along with the usual rural pickup list.
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Harney
Taneytown
Mayberry
Copperville
Crouse’s Mill
Bridgeport
Official dies at 58 former AEC general counsel
Washington AP reported Herbert S. Marks aged 58, who served as general counsel for the Atomic Energy Commission in its early years, died on Thursday in Washington. His death marks a notable end to a career pivotal in shaping UEC policy.
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AEC
Washington
Herbert S. Marks
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Mexican Cigarette Consumption Reported by Government
Mexico City AP says the government reports Mexicans smoked 97,757,860 packs of locally produced cigarettes in the last year.
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Mexico City
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Alec Guiness
Ernie Kovacs
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Tivoli
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Joseph £. Levine
Gina Lou Lollobrigida
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