Neutrals Not So Neutral At Belgrade Meeting
James Marlow critiques the Belgrade gathering of 25 so called nonaligned nations. He says the group mixes power and hypocrisy, denounces Western colonialism while ignoring Soviet and Chinese oppression, and remains ineffective amid Cold War fears and internal autocracies in Ethiopia Saudi Arabia Yugoslavia.
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Nonaligned nations urge U S and USSR to halt war prep
After five days the Belgrade conference of 25 nonaligned nations issues a unanimous appeal to the United States and the Soviet Union to stop war preparations and begin immediate negotiations to avert nuclear destruction. It calls for base issues, colonial concerns, and total disarmament under UN principles.
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Nonaligned conference judged as mere fashion show
The Belgrade disarmament meeting is criticized as a token event by leaders who sound nobler in theory than practice. Ghana under Nkrumah uses police-state tactics, Nehru notes the nonaligned cannot order great powers, and the gathering is seen as largely ineffective unless led by the US and Russia to disarm or risk annihilation. The piece doubts expanding nonaligned unity and warns of continued selfishness.
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Russia
Woman Killed Crossing Road in Missouri
A 60 year old Omaha woman, Mrs. Robert Harris, was struck and killed while crossing U.S. 71 in Savannah to buy ice cream. Samuel E. Wilson, 36, of Mound City, told authorities he did not see her until an instant before impact.
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Glamour On The Boardwalk Miss America Parade Opens
Atlantic City watchers line the boardwalk as 54 Miss America 1962 hopefuls march in an illuminated parade. Joan Vine of Hawaii misses the event by doctor's orders due to laryngitis while Joan Crawford serves as parade grand marshal and Nancy is among the honorees slated for the pageant's opening night.
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Miss America 1961 contestants parade in reverse order
Anne Fleming of Montague Mick Miss America of 1961. Following Miss Montague with the exception of Miss Hawaii were the girls selected to represent the 50 states Puerto Rico and Canada and the cities of New York Chicago and Washington. For the first time in the pageant's history the parade's alphabetical order was reversed with Miss Wyoming Mary Orr appearing first. Miss Orr wore a cowgirl costume and Miss Oklahoma Dana Reno wore Indian buckskin. The other girls were attired in evening gowns.
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Alexandra Studies Japanese for Tokyo Visit
London AP report notes Princess Alexandra, 24, is studying Japanese in preparation for a trip to Japan in November. Her visit to Tokyo will be her first to the country.
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Father to Appeal to Soviet Premier for Son’s Release
The father of Marvin Makinen, 22, jailed by a Soviet court for spying, says he will personally plead with Khrushchev for his son's release. He contends they would go to Russia if needed and even seek a meeting with the U.S. president, while denying his son’s espionage role.
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Royal Family Member Receives Japanese Phrase Books
The British Embassy in Tokyo sent simple everyday Japanese expressions to Queen Elizabeth's first cousin, highlighting ongoing cultural exchanges involving royal family members overseas that trace back before World War I.
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