U.S. Red China Stand Under Attack
The United Nations General Assembly faces a long, stormy debate over seating Red China, as Asian African delegates led by Ceylon attack U.S. China policy. Malassekera warned of a wall of hatred that could trigger World War III, while the U.S. seeks a two thirds vote to seat Peiping, not Nationalist China.
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N.Y
U.S
China
General Assembly
Ceylon
Peiping
Mage
Washington
GP. Malassekera
United States
Adiel E. Stevenson
Assembly
Phoee
Stevenson
Tidia
Jis
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Teeland
Finland
Sion
Chin
Money Order Fraud Suspect Held In Evansville
Four men are tied to a money order fraud ring with Woodrow Wilson and William F Blake in custody in Evansville Indiana. Wilson allegedly passed 103 money orders for 100 each after obtaining blanks from post offices in Batesville Texas Blackton Arkansas and Frankville Alabama. Investigators say Wilson posed as a US Navy officer and other suspects were sought in the United States Mexico Canada and Guatemala.
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San Antonio
Alt International
Evansville
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W. J. Bigkoy
Woodrow Wilson
William F. Blake
Wilson
Pasta
US & Navy
Ison
United States
Mexico
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Guatemala
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Bigby
Batesville
Tex
Blackton, Ark
Frankville
Ala
Bankruptcy Petition Filed by San Antonio Couple
A San Antonio appliance seller and his wife filed two voluntary bankruptcy petitions in federal court. Carl H. Jenkins and Margaret of 402 Altgelt Avenue listed liabilities of 16,783 mostly from business debts and assets totaling 23,520 with 2,818 exempt.
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San Antonio
Federal District Court
Carl Hi. Jenkins
Margaret
Altgelt
C. & M. Appliance Co
Foreign Students in U S Reach Sixty Nine Thousand
Assistant Secretary of State Philip W. Coombs told the Greater New York Council for Foreign Students that almost 69 000 foreign students are studying in the United States and urged more local work opportunities to help them, noting summertime employment as a major need. He is the State Department director of educational and cultural affairs.
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New York
Philip VW. Coombs
United States
Coombs
Greater
State Departments
Postmaster General Sees Mail Rate Increase Priority
A. Edward Day said postal rate increases will be a top administration priority when Congress reconvenes. He predicted the public would accept higher rates as the federal financial obligations grow and current rates lag behind those of other nations.
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Dallas
A. Edward Day
Congress
Socialite Bride Found Dead in Beacon Hill Apartment
Mrs Hika eth Peterson Cabot, 35, was found dead Monday by her husband Hugh Cabot III in a vacant Beacon Hill apartment. Harvard Medical staff conducted an autopsy and pursued chemical analyses to determine cause as authorities investigate foul play and possible rabies exposure linked to a dog bite in San Antonio where a man received anti rabies shots after a bite.
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UPI
Harvard
Uxaiminor
Michael J. Luonga
Hikaeth Peterson Cabot
Knight
Europe
Beacon Hill
Jered
Hunter Gets Dear, Not Deer Hunt Ends With Birth
WANE Virginia AP report says Mr and Mrs Lewit Signorella of Tarensi um went hunting Monday but instead found a deer learn. Mrs Signorella 31 rushed to Kane Community Hospital where she gave birth to a baby boy.
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Als
Lewit Signorella
Tarensium
Signorella
Kane Community Hospital
Costly Merbit Fellow Knows Yet He Bit Foe Nose
Tampa report details an arrest after a brawl in a restaurant parking lot where Gamel C. Leheup, 27, Temple Certace, was charged with mayhem for biting Clement 1 Us 35 of Tampa. The incident echoes a prior bite case against Leheup involving Shamus 4 Gavaghan of Philadelphia, with a $1,500 out of court settlement. Leheup was freed on $2,500 bond as medical staff assess injuries including a damaged nose and lost possessions.
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Gamel C. Leheup
Temple
Certace
Clement
Leheup
Shamus
Gavaghan
Philadelphia
Elis
O'Brien accuses Britain of sabotaging U.N. Congo mission
Former U.N. official O Brien charges Britain and its allies with direct incitement to violence in Katanga to aid Tshombe and delay U.N. efforts to end secession. He urges the United States to resist such pressure and warns of Soviet and Rhodesian influence in Congo.
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Moise
Tshombe
O'Brien
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United States
Iviolence
Bri
Congo
Centre
Refige
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