Statesmen Have Big Minds Filled With Inconsistency
James Marlow surveys U N voting patterns from 1950 to Goa showing Britain France India and Australia often flip positions. He notes Russia vetoes and UN condemnations, contrasting with US actions in Korea Egypt Hungary Cuba and Goa, arguing the era proves inconsistency among statesmen despite Ralph Waldo Emerson.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
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South Korea
United States
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France
India
Egypt
North Korea
Russia
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General Assembly
China
Korea
Hungary
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
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Goa
Portugal
Man Killed In Copter Crash South of Leeville
Leeville Louisiana AP reports oil field troubleshooter Jack Hemphill I of Houston was killed when a light helicopter crashed in the Gulf of Mexico about 16 miles south of Leeville. His body was found in the floating craft an hour after radio contact was lost. Pilot John Bruce of New Orleans sustained cuts. The helicopter was transporting Hemphill to or from an offshore oil rig. The Civil Aeronautics Board opened an investigation.
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Houston
Tex
Jack Hemphill I
Gulf of Mexico
Hemphill
Gary Tool Co
John Bruce
New Orleans
Frank Lee
Petroleum Helicopters, Inc
LaFayette
Civil Aeronautics Board
Genius Hart From Slums To Broadway Dies At 57
Palm Springs AP reports Moss Hart, famed playwright and director of Camelot and My Fair Lady, died of a heart attack at 57 at his Palm Springs winter home. He collapsed while walking to his car after jaw pain. Hart, who rose from New York slums, battled three heart attacks. He was survived by wife Kitty Carlisle, children Christopher and Cathy, and collaborator George Kaufman had died six months earlier. Final rites set for Temple Isaiah.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Moss Hart
Hart
New York
Irving Lazar
George 5. Kaufman
Kitty Carlisle
Hans Christian Anderson
Temple Isaiah
Palm Springs Jewish Community Center
Man Dies at Twist Party in Los Angeles
Bernard Tamplin, 79, collapsed while dancing the twist at a Los Angeles ballroom party and died. The incident occurred Tuesday night as the advertisement urged that “You're never too old to do the twist.” Tamplin worked daily in a local real estate office.
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Los Angeles
Bernard Tamplin
Morris, Jewish welfare leader, dies at 69 in Louisville
Charles W. Morris, 69, long active in Jewish welfare work and first chairman of the National Council of the Joint Defense Appeal, died Wednesday in Louisville, Kentucky.
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Charles W. Morris
National Council of the Joint Defense Appeal
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