Kennedy to Speak to U N General Assembly Monday
President Kennedy will address the United Nations General Assembly in New York on Monday. The speech may shift to afternoon due to U N business and will mark his first appearance before the world body. He is expected to call for preserving the UN as a peace keeping force amid Hammarskjold's death and the Congo crisis. Secretaries Rusk and Gromyko met in Manhattan to discuss Berlin and disarmament as Kennedy outlines a broad program for world peace and universal arms controls.
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General Assembly
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Troika
Reconsidering Aid For Ghana Project
Washington AP Kennedy administration sources say the United States is reevaluating its earlier decision to participate in Ghana s 168 million Volta River hydroelectric project. Negotiations with Ghana continue but a slowdown is evident as officials weigh aid policy with Nkrumah s anti Western stance. The move echoes concerns over U.S. policy alignment and potential spillover to other regional issues. Also outlines Maryland fitness plan and tax ID bill advances.
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Kennedy
U.S
Ghana
Volta River
Kwame Nkrumah
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Berlin
Germany
Egypt
Aswan Dam
U.A
Gamel Abdel Nasser
Neutrals Seek U N Secretariat Interim Leader Pick
A group of middle of the road nations drafted a resolution for the U N General Assembly to designate a temporary head of the Secretariat until a new secretary general is chosen after Dag Hammarskjold's death in a plane crash. U Thant of Burma emerged as the most likely interim candidate, though he had no government authorization yet, with Mongi Slim and Frederick Boland as other possibilities. The move aims to fill the leadership vacuum quickly amid Soviet opposition to a single successor and calls for three co equal secretaries with veto rights.
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Ireland
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Burma
U.N
Hammarskiold
Ndola
Rhodesia
Soviet Union
Harmmarskjold
99-Nation Assembly
L Ration Security Council
Notable Historic Figures and Events Across 19th and 20th Centuries
A brief survey recounts Nathan Hale executed by the British in New York as a spy, with letters seized before his hanging. Major General John Buford’s cavalry clash with Jeb Stuart at Jack's Shop leading to Stuart’s retreat. Atlanta race riots quelled by federal troops. Jack Dempsey’s boxing retirement after a loss to Gene Tunney. Eisenhower’s 1960 UN address urging pacific pledges. It also notes births and careers of Samuel Wells Williams and Theodore Winthrop, linking their periods of work in China and Civil War era law and education.
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Jeb Stuart
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Jack Dempsey
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Utica
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China
American Board of Foreign Missions
Commodore Berry
Japan
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Yale University
New Haven
Conn
Theodore Winthrop
Europe
Panama
St. Louis
Birthdays Brighten Pages With Notables From Past Eras
The column lists notable birthdays including Lamar Dodd, the Georgia artist born in Fairburn who turned 52, Swedish boxer Ingemar Johansson turning 29, actor Paul Muni born Lemberg Austria 66, physicist Chen Ning Yang born in China 39, and Dr. Robert Boggs, Portland medical education consultant, 58.
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Lamar Dodd
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Ingemar Johansson
Goteburg
Sweden
Paul Muni
Lemberg
Austria
Chen Ning Yang
China
Robert Boggs
Portland
Oregon
Real Estate Group Buys 444 Acres Near Gaithersburg
Old Farm Real Estate Corporation contracts to acquire about 444 acres near Gaithersburg to form another Old Farm style community. Clarence E. Kettler, president, notes no price disclosed. two tracts involved, Rolling Knolls Farm and Deppa Nursery site. Planning for a 1000-unit development begins, with development work not slated until 1966 or 1967.
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Old Farm Real Estate Corporation
Gaithersburg
Old Farm
Clarence E. Kettler
W. H. Forlines
James F. Walker Jr
Kettler Brothers, Inc
Ralph
Grover K. Walker
Walker
Frederick Road
Kettler
Montgomery County
Montrose Road
Regent Park and
Brewer Tracts
Seven Locks Road
Falls Road
Poor Drivers To Get Lessons
In Baltimore state motor vehicle officials announced a rehabilitation program for poor drivers to begin next January. Targeting habitually bad drivers with suspended or revoked licenses, the four week course requires a written exam to restore privileges. A staff of 31 will run mobile clinics funded by a 2 biennial license renewal fee.
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Baltimore
John R. Jewell
Jewell
Department of Motor Vehicles
Local seaman returns home after recruit training
Seaman Ronald Gene Hartsock, son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur W Hartsock of RFD 7, returns on leave after training at Great Lakes Naval Training Base. He will report to Pensacola to attend Naval Communications Technicians School after home leave. A Frederick High School 1961 graduate, he arrived in New York Wednesday and will stay until Sunday.
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Ronald Gene Hartsock
Wilbur W. Hartsock
RFD 7
Great Lakes Naval Training Base
Pensacola
Florida
Naval Communications Technicians School
Seaman Hartsock
Frederick High School
Robert Moses
Fair
New York
Louis Lefkowitz
GOP
Eisenhower calls Americans to courage amid crisis at New York event
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower told AP Americans are brave but unsettled by current crisis. He urged self reflection and courageous, useful living despite threats. He praised Dag Hammarskjold and urged UN to appoint a new secretary general after the helicopter crash death near Ndola.
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NEW York (Ap
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hammarskjold
State Welfare seeks 4 million for juvenile facilities
The Maryland State Department of Public Welfare asks for 4 million dollars to run facilities for juvenile delinquents in the coming year. The request was submitted on Thursday to cover operations, staffing, and program needs.
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Baltimore
State Department of Public Welfare
Budget request shows $426000 rise over current appropriations
The proposed hike for fiscal 1963 totals $426,000 above current appropriations with allocations of $339,065 for Bar rett School for Girls $1,194,776 for Boys Village $1,409,343 for the Maryland Training School $518,540 for the Montrose School for Girls $305,033 for the Maryland Children's Center and $242,347 for three forestry camps as listed in the breakdown.
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Boys Village
Maryland Training School
Montrose School For
Maryland Children’s Center
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