UN bonds eyed as Algerian peace aid urged by Stevenson
The article reports Adlai Stevenson urging United Nations bond support to sustain UN peacekeeping, with President Kennedy proposing up to 100 million of 200 million in UN bonds. Senator Hickenlooper pushes dollar-for-dollar matching by other nations to back the issuance. Stevenson stresses Congo as the UN's major current challenge and argues UN funding safeguards global stability. The piece also notes Secretary Rusk backing the hearings and the broader Algerian conflict context, including De Gaulle and Algerian negotiations.
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Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper
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Russia
Congo
United Nations
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Patrice Limunha
Gulf
Desy Rusk
Tuna Clipper Missing with Fifteen Aboard Off Central America
An 85 foot tuna clipper with 15 aboard has been missing off the Pacific coast of Central America for a month. Coast Guard HQ in Long Beach confirmed the disappearance after a Canal Zone Air Force Base request for information. Mrs Heigold of Glen Dale, wife of the skipper, said the vessel left Puntarenas Costa Rica on January 6 for a five day voyage.
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Coast Guard
Long Beach
Allbrook Air Force Base
Canal Zone
Miramar
Wok Heigold
Glendale
Lincoln Letters Sold Auction Fetches High Prices
A New York auction sold 101 Abraham Lincoln letters with prices reaching up to 950 dollars. The top bid was for a letter related to Lincoln pardoning an Army deserter.
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New York
UPI
Abraham Lincoln
Woman Lawyer Seized by Gunmen in Algiers Escape
A woman lawyer reports she was seized from an air port bound bus by three armed men in Algiers. She was kept in a dark room, bound and questioned about Moslem clients, then moved to a second apartment before being escorted to safety by riot police. Police say two men, including a German deserter Wolfgang Flugge, have been arrested.
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Hab-el- Qaed
Secret Army
The
Foreign Legion
Wolfgang Flugge
Hannover
House Unit Pushes Federal Employment Practices Legislation
The House Education and Labor Committee approved a federal fair employment practices bill aimed at eliminating employment discrimination based on race religion national origin or sex. The measure creates a five member presidentially appointed commission to investigate discrimination and seek federal enforcement, with penalties via contempt proceedings. Labor Secretary Goldberg endorsed the proposal in principle and aided with drafting.
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UPC
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Flucation and Labor Committee
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Kennedy
Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
Education and Labor Committee
Goldberg
Labor Department
Musterole Promises Fast Relief for Muscle Pain
An old advertisement touts Musterole as a topical relief for muscle pain. It claims to provide warmth, improved circulation, and quick action to ease aches and stiffness. The text uses promotional language and emphasizes soothing effectiveness.
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Musterole
Rockefeller commutes Puerto Rican youth killer to life in prison
Governor Nelson A Rockefeller spared Salvator Agron from Sing Sing electric chair eight days before scheduled execution for stabbing two 16 year olds in a New York City playground. The decision followed court and prosecutorial recommendations and cited background and conditions of the defendant. Felisa Rincon de Gautier backed clemency as Puerto Rico voters watched the case amid youth gang violence and political overtones in the city.
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N. Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Rockefeleer
Dist
Frank Bogan
Manhattan
Bay
Puerto Rico
New York City
Puerta ‘Riga
Puerto Rica
Plan Aims to Cut Long Distance Costs Nationwide
Ohio officials announce a Bell System plan to shift 461 million dollars in revenue requirements from intrastate to interstate operations. The move, supported by the FCC and utility commissioners, could yield Ohio rate reductions of 1.5 to 2 million, with rules still to be discussed.
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Ohio
Bell System
Federal Communicat¢tions Commission
the Nations
Association of Railroad and Utililies
Everett M. Krueger
Krueger
Public Utilities
Commissioners’ Association
Michael. DiSaile
Utilities
Ohio Dell
Ban on PT-109 in 2nd Book’s Titles Denied
New York judge denied McGraw-Hill’s bid to bar Random House from publishing John F Kennedy and PT-109 as a competing title. Justice Gellinoff ruled the term PT-109 is public domain and not monopolized by any one publisher.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Supreme Court
Abraham J. Gellinoff
McGrew-Hill Books Co., Inc
McGraw-Hill
Upifyiv
Washington
Fence Corps
University of
Civil Engitions, Inc
Fisher
Donovan Bool
Gellinofy
McGraw
Hill
Firecrackers injure 50 in Hong Kong festivities
Government reports about 50 children injured by fire crackers during Chinese New Year celebrations in Hong Kong. Officials noted around one million firecrackers were lit during the week of festivities.
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Hong Kong
Scalp specialist to show hair saving methods tomorrow
A scalp specialist from Marlow Hair & Scalp Consultants will visit Long Beach California at the Lafayette Motel to discuss hair preservation and baldness prevention. The event offers free examination and consultation with guaranteed results and no obligation.
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Lafayette
Long Beach
California
Marlow Hair & Scalp
Lim
Harlow
Tash Yriar
Terefore
Lafayette Hotel
Jone Beach
Influenza Closes Schools in Sault Ste Marie Ontario
Health authorities report a severe influenza outbreak closing 20 of the 29 elementary and primary schools in Sault Ste Marie Ontario and affecting more than a third of the city’s 42 000 residents. The UPI dispatch notes widespread illness and school suspensions as the outbreak grows.
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Canada
Sault Liz. Marie
Ont
UPI
Imperial car offer to doctors sparks curiosity and doubt
A notice invites 5,344 leading doctors to expect a letter or call about personal use of a new Imperial car. The message hints at Imperial’s engineering speaking for itself, but the wavering tone suggests uncertainties about the offer.
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D.C
Atlantic
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