Mideast Stabilization Plan Pledged by UN Chief
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold urged the General Assembly to avoid power rivalries and draft a broad peace plan for the Middle East. He proposed Arab restraint and economic aid, while major powers push politically aside. The session began with debate set for Wednesday as U.S. and Soviet proposals lingered.
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Soviet Union
Washington
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U. N. General Assembly
Believe 34 Dead In Plane Crash
A Central African Airlines Viscount carrying 34 aboard crashed in the Benghazi hills near Benina Airport during a Salisbury to London flight with 47 passengers and crew. Initial reports indicate at least 20 survivors, corroborated by British Overseas Airways Corp. The aircraft vanished in pre dawn moonlight six miles from Benghazi.
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Breach of Faith Sparked Senate Critique on Hawaii Statehood
Washington reports Senator Thruston B. Merton Ray condemned the Democratic congressional leadership for failing to act on Hawaiian statehood this year. He called the delay Santamount to a breach of faith in the Senate proceedings and party leadership.
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UPD
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Union Seeks Reopening of Kohler Probe
The United Auto Workers ask the National Labor Relations Board to reopen its Kohler Co. probe after Senate Labor Management Committee evidence. The 1954 Kohler strike, the nation’s oldest major labor dispute, involved spies and alleged unfair practices. The NLRB ruling was appealed. production continues with nonstrikers while reinstate ment of strikers remains a sticking point.
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Senate
Hawaii to receive notice of any nuclear tests
Honolulu AP dispatch reports Admiral Mary DP Pelt says the commander in chief will notify Hawaii of any further nuclear tests at Johnston Island seven miles southwest of Ter. The request came from Governor William F Quinn. The last blast at Johnston Island was visible in Honolulu prompting some to ask if Pearl Harbor was attacked.
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Khrushchev Sends Note to Greek Premier in Cyprus Talks
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev sent an official message to Greek Premier Konstantin Karamanlis in Athens regarding the Cyprus dispute and Anglo American intervention in the Middle East. The note was delivered by the Soviet ambassador during Karamanlis' meeting with British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, who arrived in Athens to seek a Cyprus settlement amid stalled talks.
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Charleston area hit by heavy rains and floods
United Press International reports Charleston West Virginia received over two inches of rain causing flash floods that washed away homes and left at least one child dead Jeffrey Paul Mason seven drowned authorities checked for more victims. Elsewhere US skies were fair with Amarillo Texas at 3.3 inches and Austin Nevada at 0.27 inches amid scattered showers.
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Visit to Holy Land Opens as U S Troops Planned
Amman based UPI report says the United States may soon permit groups of soldiers to visit Jerusalem and other lands in the region. The move would allow military personnel to tour sites in the Holy Land as tensions ease and travel rules adjust.
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Glennan Named Head of New Space Agency
Dr. Glennan, nominated to lead the new National Aeronautics and Space Administration, will oversee all non military space projects. He plans to present at Senate confirmation hearings next Thursday after leaving Case Institute of Technology.
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Case Institute of Technology
Disturbance Trial Leads to Sentence Doubling
Orville Chellette, convicted of disturbing the practice at fe eleve, had his sentence doubled from 30 to 60 days after rushing witnesses and shouting at the court. He declared to others, That's all right, the rest of you liars can go home now.
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House Ed Bill Passes in Congress Amid Funding Shifts
Washington AP report details House action on education aid with a Senate backed plan for 280 million dollars in four year scholarships and a 315 million loan program. Contested provisions trimmed scholarships, redirected funds, and added nondiscrimination clauses. House measures include 260 million for state institutions and aims to improve science math and language programs as final passage looms.
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Naval Blimp Heads Toward Floating Island
Navy ship Timp travels toward Canada’s Cornwallis Island in the Arctic to take part in the International Geophysical Year. It completed a record 22 hours of flight with a simile-on-hour task and landed at Mesalute Bay before heading to its next stop.
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Nautilus First Nuclear Sub Completes Arctic Voyage
Washington reports the Nautilus, first nuclear submarine, completed a 1,8804 mile transpolar voyage beneath Arctic ice from Pacific to Atlantic. President Eisenhower awarded the sub commander and crew, citing commercial and strategic implications of nuclear powered undersea m ovement for global cargo routes.
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Tenn
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Nautilus Expected In Britain After Arctic Voyage
The USS Nautilus is due in Portland England Tuesday after departing Pearl Harbor via the Arctic ice cap. Commander William R. Anderson, who led the voyage, will be aboard. Ambassador Whitney will present the Presidential Unit Citation to the crew.
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U.S
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Goa
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Navy
Britain
Imperialists Blamed For Hungary's Revolt
Budapest reports say the Communist government charged Western powers with organizing and financing a counter revolution after anti government propaganda. Key figures Maljeter and Nagy are named in the white book. Nagy and others allegedly seized by Russian troops after leaving the Yugoslav legation.
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Romania
Racket Ties Fire at Cleaning Shop to Protection Scheme
Flint, Mich. AP report outlines a protection racket suspected in a dry cleaners arson that killed Frank Kierdorf, 56, a Teamster Local 332 business agent. Investigators questioned several Teamster officials as they pursued leads, including Kierdorf’s uncle Herman Kierdorf, sought on a gun with silencer charge, amid hints of a getaway Cadillac tied to the case.
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U S Won’t Cut German Forces Says Gen Taylor
Bonn AP Gen Waxwell Taylor U S Army chief of staff said there is no plan to reduce American forces in West Germany. He noted annual reorganizations may change numbers but firepower and tactical capacity of U S divisions in Germany remain unchanged.
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