Africans Seek Changes In World Court Reform Efforts at UN
At the United Nations Africans push to reshape the International Court of Justice in The Hague to avoid future rulings against them. They seek to prevent unsympathetic judges, enlarge the court by charter amendment for more Africa Asia representation, and aim for greater influence in both the General Assembly and Security Council. The plan hinges on a private circulated report outlining aims for 61 Asian African delegates.
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United Nations
International Court of Justice
Hague
Ethicpia
Liberia
South Africa
League of Nations
South-West Africa
U.N
General Assembly
Africa
Asia
Seeurity Council
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Britain
France
China
Soviet Union
Assembly
Council
Hurricane Faith Heads Toward Leeward Islands
Hurricane Faith moved westward across the Caribbean aiming for the Leeward Islands as forecasters warned of dangerous winds and high seas. Evacuations were urged for coastal areas while Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands faced possible hurricane warnings after the storm centers were located east of Guadeloupe.
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Cane
Dominica
Faith
Atlantic
Iseland
Guadeloupe
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Weather Bureau
Virgin Islands
Arnold Sugg
Miami Weather Bureau
Stormfury
UAW Demonstration Demands Immediate Pay Hike At Chrysler
More than 1,200 skilled United Auto Workers gathered in Detroit in front of Chrysler headquarters to press for an immediate $1.00 hourly raise and to reopen contracts to bargain over wages. The protest grew from about 100 to 1,200 over four hours as workers cited inequities versus nonauto labor. Chrysler General Motors and Ford rejected contract reopenings citing automatic future increases under current accords. The Sept. 6, 1967 expiration looms. attendance remained orderly with minimal work disruption.
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United Auto Workers
Chrysler Corp
UAW
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
Detroite Area
Rudolf Hess Faces Final Years in Spandau Prison
Berlin AP reports Rudolf Hess nears the end of September as the lone remaining Nazi jailed at Spandau. At 72, he sits in a German fortress cell, awaiting possible release or transfer while von Schirach and Speer depart pennants of their own 20 year sentences.
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Albert Speer
von Schirach
Speer
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
France
Hitler
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