U N stalemate looms over Lie term extension vote
The United Nations Security Council failed to unanimously back a new five year term for Secretary-General Trygve Lie. Russia vetoed, with the United States China abstaining and Western powers opposing Poland's candidate Modzelewski. The vote left the council unable to recommend a successor or extend Lie's term, prompting a letter to the General Assembly.
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Russia
Security Council
Lie
Soviet Union
China
Malik
Zygmunt Modzelewski
Poland
Modzelewski
Cuba
Ecuador
Yugoslavia
United States
Britain
France
Norway
India
Egypt
U. N
General Assembly
Assembly
Assembly 60 vote on extension of Lde's term
The United Nations Assembly debates extending the term of a Secretary General after a May ruling by legal adviser A H Feller and U N officials agreeing with it. Russian press under Khrushchev attacks Lie as a tool of American policy while he asserts Soviet peace aims after Moscow visit. A zoning hearing in Hagerstown planned for early November will determine four-fifths city zoning for commercial, residential, and industrial use.
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U. S. State Department
Lie
Soviet Union
Moscow
Bet Hagerstown
Zoning and Planning Commission
Grant Place Contract Is Given
The May or and Aldermen discussed Grant Place paving from Fourth to Seventh streets and opened three bids. The T Edgie Russell Company offered the low bid of 30434.96, Richard F Kline bid 34831.04, and L R Waesche and Sons, Inc. bid 42195.70. Bids were sent to the City Engineer for tabulation and the group reviewed a proposal for additional paving.
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T. Edgie Russell Company
Richard F. Kline
L. R. Waesche and Sons, Inc
Airport zoning and negotiations advance in city actions
Mayor Elmer F Munshower won authorization to continue talks with the State Aviation Commission on conditions for city eligibility for financial aid. The Board accepted the Airport Zoning Commission report zoning the airfield. the next step is adopting the ordinance at a public meeting on November 2. The Board also approved rights for Tellvminate Lake Action following many requests.
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Elmer F. Munshower
State Aviation Commission
Airport Zoning Commission
Lighting and street work plans for Culler Lake area
The city considers placing lights at determined locations around Culler Lake to illuminate the lake in winter and ease hazards from poorly lit areas. Former Alderman Staley and Robert Burkholder seek grading and temporary street improvements on part of East Thirteenth Street. Frederick Produce Co requests a three inch water tap at 235 East Fifth Street with proper waste disposal. Regular bills totaling 9674.19 are approved. Mayor Munshower plans to discuss traffic problems and urgent action next Thursday night. Oak makes up about 60 percent of hardwood flooring in U S homes and the average worker loses 614 days yearly to calde illness.
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Culler Lake
Charles P. Staley
Robert W. Burkholder
Thirteenth Street
Frederick Produce
East Fifth Street
Munshower
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