U N Security Council Suspends Work for Kennedy Transition
The United Nations General Assembly plans an unusual winter recess awaiting the Kennedy administration. Delegates expect no major decisions until Kennedy takes office, hoping the new U S president may ease Cold War tensions. The body aims to clear colonial issues and debates on Hungary Tibet and Sino U S tensions before mid December recess.
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Cracked Santa Quips Pepper Department Store Grotto
New York AP dispatch recounts humorous incidents as a department store Santa answers children and parents with punchy riffs. Remarks include jokes about lollipops, beards, certification, and a quirky plan to end the season with a smaller Santa to boost child trust.
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Expanded Use Of Oral Vaccine Is Forecast
Washington AP reports Surgeon General Leroy Burney and Dr. A. D. Langmuir say the oral polio vaccine could reach hard to immunize slum and rural areas. They note fear of needles in such communities and that the oral form acts faster, but general availability for 1961 is unlikely before next fall.
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Employment In Slight Decline
TOPEKA AP There was a slight drop in Kansas nonfarm employment from mid September to mid October to 560 000, down 3 100 from 30 days earlier and 1 600 below October 1959. Unemployment rose from 25 300 to 25 750, about 3.1 percent of the labor force, still below the national average. Manufacturing jobs fell 800 and construction dropped about 1 900, utilities down 400, while service establishments and state local government gained. Compared with October 1959, manufacturing jobs were down 8 300 statewide, about half in aircraft, with nonmanufacturing up 6 700 in construction, trade, services, and government.
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