US Demands Zorin Quit Security Council Chair
The United States urged Soviet delegate Valerian Zorin to disqualify himself from presiding over the UN Security Council during Congo debates. Washington argued Zorin is too prejudiced and attacked the UN and Congo leadership. The council also weighed Lumumba’s release and Mobutu disarmament as part of a broader Congo crisis.
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Zorin
Security Council
United Nations
N. S
United States
Valerian A. Zorin
U. N. Security Council
Congo
U. S
James J. Wadsworth
Dag Hammarskjold
Joseph Kasavubu
Council
Wadsworth
Patrice Lumumba
Joseph Mobutu
Soviet Union
U. N
Patrick Dean
Egidio Or
Kennedy to Baptize Son in Georgetown Hospital Chapel
President elect John F Kennedy and his wife prepare for the baptism of their infant son in Georgetown University Hospital chapel. Father Martin Casey will administer the sacrament with Mrs Charles L Bartlett as godmother and Stanislas Radziwill as proxy godfather.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Georgetown University Hospital
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Martin Casey
Holy Trnity Church
Georgetown
Charles L. Bartlett
Chattanooga, Tenn
Times
Bartlett
Stanislas Radziwill
Escapees From Cayuga County Jail Sought
A state alert was issued for two escapees from Cayuga County jail in Auburn. Roger Stiney and Willie Bassett fled after breaking a 1.5 inch iron bar, tying a cellmate, and asking a former prisoner for help before fleeing south. Stiney, held on a Moravia robbery charge, and Bassett, a Virginia parolee with Auburn Prison ties, are considered dangerous. Local authorities investigate how doors and bars were breached.
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Auburn
New Cayuga County
New York
Roger F. Stiney
New York City
Willie Bassett
Petersburg
van Stiney
Fulton
Willard Wilcox
Siiney
Bassett
Stiney
Moravia
State Correction Department
Albany
Auburn State
Sidney
Wilcox
Richmond
Virginia
Correction Department
Udall Named Secretary of Interior
Kennedy picks Stewart Udall of Arizona to head the interior department. The three term congressman brings vigor and imagination to managing more than 30 000 employees and a large natural resources program. Udall joins Ruibicoff Hodges and awaits a possible secretary of state choice.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Stewart Udall
Arizona
Kennedy
America
Udall
Arizona House
Abraham A. Ruibicoff
Connecticut
Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
State Department
U.N
David Ormsby Gore
Carlyle Hotel
Upper East Side
Department of the Interior
Arizona Stock
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Interior Department
Willng
Washington
Church Bombed in Havana Blamed on Communists
In Havana a bomb destroyed Our Lady of Charity church causing extensive damage but no injuries among 50 worshippers. Church leaders blamed Communists amid rising church state tensions as insurgent activity grows in Las Villas and Escambray regions.
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Robert Berrellez
Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
Our Lady of Charity
Rightwing Laotian forces withdraw. lull seen in civil war
Phoumi Nosavan's troops pull 15 to 20 miles south of the Namkadinh River, easing battlefront tensions. Peace talks may resume, hinting at an end to Laos's three way civil war. Khrushchev suffers a cold and delays appointments while in Moscow. Oslo reports Norway's Hans Engen heads to New York on a UN mission. Fernandez, Cuba's state prosecutor, arrives in Czechoslovakia to study the penal code.
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Vientiane
Laos
Phoumi Nosavan
Namkadinh
Phoumi
Moscow
Khrushchev
Norodom Sihanouk
Cambodia
Oslo
Norway
Hans Engen
New York
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Engen
Vienna
Austria
Santiago
Cuba Fernandez
Cuba
Communist
Czechoslovakia
Radio Prague
Radar system tracks supersonic targets in three dimensions
The Navy and Hughes Aircraft Co. announced Tuesday the installation of a new radar on missile cruisers and destroyers. The system can pinpoint a supersonic target in range bearing and altitude.
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Fullerton
Calif
Navy
Hughes Aircraft Co
U S Ends Fiscal Year With Larger Budget Surplus
The Treasury Department announced that the 1960 fiscal year ending June 30 produced a surplus of 1.224 billion dollars, about 156 million more than the preliminary forecast. Revenues totaled 78.457 billion while expenditures reached 77.233 billion.
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Washington
United States
Treasury Department
Department
Rhinos Threatened by Mass Deaths in Kenya Park
In Tsavo National Park Kenya between 80 and 100 rhinoceroses die amid suspected poaching and drought. Authorities warn the rhino population faces a grave threat to its survival.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Tsavo National Park
Five Die As Gas Truck Hits Train In Nashua Crash
A diesel passenger car collided with a bottle gas truck at an unguarded grade crossing in Nashua New Hampshire killing five people including a family of four. About 27 injured and a police chief among the survivors were taken to area hospitals as flames consumed the car and train.
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Nashua
N.H
Peter Woodbury
United States First District Court of Appeals
Boston
Concord
Manchester
Robert Wrenn
Patricia
Jennifer
Christopher
John S. Wilder
Wrenn
Wilder
Arlington
Mass
Daniel MacDonald
GE To Lay Off 1400 Workers In Syracuse
GE plans temporary layoffs of 1400 television receiver workers in Syracuse for five days over Christmas. The production cut is to align June production with anticipated sales amid a three week strike impact and a sluggish market. John Stanley of Local 320 criticizes the move as related to stalled settlement and overstock.
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Syracuse
General Electric Co
John Stanley
International Union of Electrical Workers
Stanley
Rockefeller withdraws offer to Prendergast for Thruway post
Governor Rockefeller reportedly offered Michael Prendergast a $17 000 Thruway Authority post twice but withdrew amid Democratic factional strife. Reports say Lehman and De Sapo factions split the party, complicating any appointment and Prendergast sought delays for political reasons.
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Albany
Rockefeller
Michael H. Prendergast
Prendergast
Thruway Authority
Herbert H. Lehman
Carmine de Sapo
Tammany Hall
Manhattan
Clinton B. F. Brill
R. Burdell Bixby
Thomas E. Dewey
L. Judson Morhouse
Morhouse
Thruway
Grand Jury Indicts Hoffa on Mail Fraud Charges
Federal grand jury in Orlando, Florida indicts James R. Hoffa president of the Teamsters Union on mail fraud counts involving more than half a million dollars. Henry Lower and Robert E. McCarthy Jr. named co defendants for alleged misuse of union funds in a Brevard County land development project. The 12 count indictment covers eight mail fraud acts and four related interstate communications.
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Washington
Brevard County
Fla
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