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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1960
Page
4
In Beverly Hills a 12 year old seventh grader was sent home for a sun dress with straps and later expelled for five days. The incident drew crowd reactions as the girl's mother defended the attire claiming mistreatment while school officials cited dress code concerns.
The United Nations debates seating Red China as delegates from Africa and Asia challenge a Soviet backed push. Tsiang argues for Chinese national liberation while Soviet bloc members protest, accusing the U.S. of parliamentary tricks as the assembly weighs adding the issue to its agenda for full debate.
Brazil’s conservative candidate Janio Quadros won the presidency by a wide margin. Opponent Henrique Teixeira Lott conceded after the vote count showed Quadros with 4,310,092 and Lott with 2,824,681. A third candidate, Juscelino Kubitschek, also sought the five-year term.
Tokyo reports former cabinet minister Tatsunosuke Takasaki left Tokyo for Peiping on a three week visit seen as Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda’s first major effort to restore trade with Communist China and ease relations amid growing Western ties.
King Hussein of Jordan, after a 15 minute talk with President Eisenhower, said there could be no neutral stance toward communism. He spoke in New York after attending the United Nations General Assembly session and noted discussions on mutual interests with U N officials. He did not detail Jordan’s tensions with the United Arab Republic.
The General Assembly unanimously admitted Nigeria into the United Nations as the 99th member without a record vote. The admission followed a resolution supported by all Commonwealth countries plus Tunisia.
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