Argentina Bids U N Censure on Eichmann Case
United Nations debates Argentina demands censure of Israel over Eichmann's capture. Argentine delegate Mario Amadeo calls meeting between Frondizi and Davidson useless given Israel's stance. Golda Meir defends actions as exception in unique Nazi crimes, urges understanding among Argentinians, while denying threat to peace.
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U S Rocket Orbits Two Satellites Transit U A Preview
Transit U A advances Transit 1 3 and follows Thor Able Star launch. It aims to provide ships submarines and aircraft accurate position fixes anywhere in the world in any weather day or night. Two or three launches precede full operation to place four satellites in evenly spaced earth orbits. Ground stations will translate a constant radio downlink into longitude and latitude with about one tenth mile accuracy. The Defense Department prioritizes the Transit program for military use and ionospheric radiation studies.
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Navy Rum Running Tax Grab Targets Officers
U.S. Treasury moves to mail tax bills to at least a thousand Navy officers accused of smuggling undeclared liquor into the United States aboard military planes. An investigation at Guantanamo Bay found 967 bottles of whisky and rum on a transport plane, with potential duties and internal revenue taxes totaling about 3,000 dollars, involving personnel from all services but mainly Navy men.
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Atlas Fire Test Flight Targets 5000-Mile Path
Cape Canaveral fired Atlas on a 5000 mile flight testing a new tactical nose cone. The 83 foot missile delivered the cone to a pre selected target off Ascension Island in the South Atlantic. The test also used a new General Electric re entry body on an initial flight as part of seven simulated Atlas war head tests to prove cone compatibility and survivability on reentry.
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Argentina blocks UN talks after blistering attack on Israel
Amadeo delivered a fierce assault on Israel prompting Argentina to declare no basis for negotiations at present. President Frondizi cannot agree to a meeting whose terms are already undermined, as many UN diplomats seek direct talks or alternative paths to avert a public confrontation between the two governments over the case.
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U.N
Khrushchev Speech Divides Red China and Soviet Bloc
An observer notes Khrushchev’s remarks on Marxist Leninist interpretation clash with Mao Tse-tung’s hard line that war with the West is inevitable. Tass reports Bulgaria and Czechoslovakia endorse Khrushchev, while Todor Zhikov in Bucharest reiterates full support for his words.
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Dockers Back at Work Tonight At Los Angeles Port
Dock workers returned to the Mormac port as officials weigh municipal control of harbor functions. Harbor commissioners heard reports from European company heads and reps about labor conditions blamed on shippers and landlords. A letter from Sunkist Growers urged action to curb port labor issues and boycotts affecting operations.
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Sunkist Growers, Inc
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Girard's Sugar Free French Dressing Ad Debut
A bright green label debuts for Girard's Original French Dressing touting a sugar free recipe. It markets savory garlic and spice flavors as bold and zesty without sweetness, inviting shoppers to try the new option.
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Girard's
Red-Huk Leader Captured in Bataan After 10-Year Hunt
In Manila a rebel leader with a $25,000 price on his head was captured Tuesday night in Bataan village. A 10-man patrol found 36-year-old Silvestre Liwanga, reputed No. 3 man in the movement, hiding in a hut behind rice sacks. He was taken without a fight though armed with a pistol. The capture ends a decade-long pursuit of the outlaw.
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