Soviet veto grips U.N. on Middle East peace plan
At the United Nations a Soviet veto derails a Japanese backed Middle East peace proposal to remove U S forces from Lebanon. Arkady Sobolev offered amendments demanding immediate U S withdrawal, signaling possible use of the veto to press changes. Debates hint at high level talks but no emergency General Assembly meeting is set. In Illinois, Karen Lee Gordon, five, begins adapting to her new feeding method after being born without an esophagus.
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Decision Ends Dispute Over Summit With Britain
President Eisenhower yielded to British insistence and agreed to back a possible United Nations Security Council summit if desired by the Western powers and the Soviet Union. British Foreign Minister Lloyd said Prime Minister Macmillan would attend if such a meeting were arranged to discuss the Middle East crisis, but no resolution would be acted upon without broad agreement.
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Beach Combing-Faxe B-1
Beach Combing section references Faxe B-1 with listings for pages A-B and C-5 to C-9, plus cross-references to Crossword on B-8 and other pages. Includes Death Notices on B-2 and Vital Statistics on C-%.
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Middle East Nations Enforce Censorship Varying Limits
Associated Press reports several Middle East countries including Jordan Lebanon Egypt Iraq and Israel imposing censorship today. Censors focus on military operation details and local political situations while major news reporting appears unaffected.
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Yank Slain by Sentry in Lebanon
A U S Marine was killed near Beirut when he did not answer a sentry’s three challenges while returning from a mission. He was wounded in the stomach and died before surgery aboard an American warship. This marked a second fatality for American forces in Lebanon. The killed man’s name was withheld pending notification of his family. An investigation is underway.
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Lebanon Aid Sees Pullout of Marines
Beir ut Lebanon A P reports opposition leader Haila Oweini believes American troops will withdraw soon after talks with Robert Murphy, Eisenhower’s envoy. Marines remain in Beirut amid nightly clashes as Lebanese forces tighten ground positions near the airport to curb sniper fire. One Marine was killed in renewed violence.
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Senate group urges permanent UN police to keep Middle East peace
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee unanimously urged a permanent UN police force to stabilize the Middle East and other troubled areas. The Sparkman sponsored resolution calls for an international peacekeeping force, potentially up to 10 000 personnel, to replace U S troops in Lebanon when feasible.
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Miss Universe Contest Judging Opens Tonight in LA
Judging for Miss Universe contestants begins at 8 PM in Municipal Auditorium with 45 state entrants. Fifteen semi finalists will be chosen to compete Wednesday for the national title. Awards include Most Popular Girl and Miss Photogenic as named by parade spectators and press representatives.
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Weather update late night to Wednesday outlook
Low clouds persist tonight with a rise in early Wednesday. Mostly sunny conditions expected Wednesday with little change in temperature as noon readings reach 73 degrees.
City Council OKs 6.7 Million Bond for Long Beach Jobs
The City Council voted to place a 6,715,000 bond issue for public improvements on the November 4 ballot. The plan, "Jobs for Long Beach," may require two separate questions covering street work and Auditorium expansion. Mayor Kealer and several councilors weighed street versus facility priorities as downtown enhancement funds were argued to affect taxpayers citywide.
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Iraq Revolt Wins Praise of Nasser
President Nasser praised Iraq for a battle won against imperialism and exploitation as Cairo radio reported. He linked it to the anti-royalist Egyptian revolution and Arab struggles, declaring unity as the key. About 500,000 cheered in Republic Square during his remarks on the sixth anniversary of Egypt's revolt.
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Eisenhower Sends Greetings to Poland on Liberation Day
President Eisenhower sent greetings to Communist Poland on its liberation day calling for best wishes from the United States to President Aleksander Zawadzki and the Polish people. The message expressed happiness to greet Poland on this official day.
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