U.S. Khrushchev Summit Talks Fractured at UN Meeting
The UN Security Council adjourned after Khrushchev vetoed resolutions on Lebanon. Eisenhower rejected aggression charges while urging restraint and upholding international law. Hammarskjold proposed strengthening observer groups as U.S. troops face withdrawal terms. De Gaulle signaled willingness for a summit but cited tense atmosphere.
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U.N
Moscow
Security Council
Lebanon
Aadmillan
Khrushchev
Miss USA Selection Finalists and Winners Named
Over 4 000 spectators watched the Miss USA event as finalists from California Montana Nebraska New York South Dakota Utah Washington and Australia competed. Corzine Rottschafer won Most Photogenic while Astrid Lindholm Miss Australia topped the Most Popular vote announced by Malcolm Epley. Fifteen finalists posed amid tears and congratulations as the field narrows to 13 for Thursday’s international judging and Friday’s final crowning.
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Astrid, Lindholm
Miss Australia
Cosine Rottschafer
Miss Holland
Independent, Press-Telegram
Alee
California
June Pickney
Hlins
Sharon Diane Tietjen
Montana
Dee Kiddgaard
Nebraska
Virginia Fox
New York
Helen Youngquist
South Dakota
Sandra Pugh
Utah
Hose Marie Nielsen
Washington
Corzine
Rottschafer
Hifland
Humphrey Owen
Greater
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Press Club. Astrid Lindholm
Australia
Malcolm Epley
Independent,Press- Telegram
Patricia Larrabee
New Hampshire
Finge
Miss Liniverse
U S War Summit Debate Aimed at Deterrence and Peace
The article discusses the U S opposition to war and the peril of a summit without careful planning. It covers Eisenhower Dulles fears of military intervention in the Middle East the Iraqi coup and Khrushchev pushing for a Geneva summit while the UN grapples with the crisis. Macmillan’s stance tightens Western resolve to seek a strong line toward a possible summit.
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Middle East
Eisenhower
Dulles
Lebar
Nasser
Iraq
Eisen
Hower
Khrushchev
United
Kahrushchev
Geneva
U.N. Security Council
Thva Hd
U. S
United Nations
U.N
Macmillan
United States
Venezuela's Castro Leon Resigns Amid Junta Demands
The Venezuelan president Castro Leon resigned after ultimatums demanding press censorship and dissolution of parties. The junta moves toward elections while the air force chief Lopez Henriquez becomes defense minister, as Betancourt remains missing and protests rise in Caracas.
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Larrazabal
Castro
Leon
Airforce
Jose Lopez Henriquez
Castro Leon
Serrazaba
Democratic Action
Romulo Bettancourt
Caracas
Betancourt
National Labor Union
Castro Leonsat
Defense Ministry
Algiers
No War Seen by Admiral in Lebanon
Admiral James L Holloway and U S Ambassador Robert McClintock expressed optimism on Lebanon and wider repercussions as American forces prepare to withdraw. They emphasized capacity for rapid shifts and stated the U S aims to withdraw at the earliest UN aligned moment. Parliament Speaker Abdel Ossirian postponed the election of a new president for one week to broaden candidate search.
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Eisenhower
Khrushchev
United States
Britain
Lebanon
Jordan
Khrush‘chev
Tol
Prem Mer
Soviet Union
Isenhower
Khrushchév
Russia
United Nations
U. S
Beirut
Adm
James L. Holloway
U.S
Robert McClintock
Middle East
Imen
Hussein
Holloway
McClintock
Abdel Ossdiran
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Oxford
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Arig Shop
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Locust Avenue
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Louisiana
Associated Press
Venezuela
Im 3
Dodge Custom
Southemn
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