U.S. and Britain weigh Soviet aim on nuclear ban
In Geneva UPI reports US and Britain seek clarity on Russia's stance as negotiations stall. Dean and Godber await Tsarapkin's reply after a deadlock over a ban without international controls and France's participation. The Soviets blamed France for past detonations and offered an unconditional proposal rejected by the US.
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Geneva
UPI
United States
Britain
Russia
Semyon Tsarapkin
Tsarapkin
France
Soviet Union
Katangese Troopers Attack U.N. Officials at Dodd Dinner
Katanga para commandos beat two UN civilian leaders in Elisabethville as they guarded Gen Norbert Muke’s residence. George Smith and Brian Urquhart were rescued with Urquhart injured. U.N. and U.S. officials called it a mistaken assault during a party honoring Sen. Thomas Dodd.
UN Chief Demands Punishment for Katanga Troops
United Nations Acting Secretary General Thant urged severe punishment for the Katangese troops who dragged U.N. officials George Ivan Smith and Brian Urquhart from a dinner in Elisabethville and beat them. Urquhart was hospitalized with broken ribs. Smith was badly beaten. The attack, seen by Sen. Thomas Dodd and U.S. consular staff, prompted Thant to demand apologies and strong action to bring Katanga under central Congo control.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
Thant
U.N
U.S
Thomas Dodd
D-Conn
Elisabethville
Congo
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Uder
Leopoldville
United Nations
George Ivan Smith
Brian Urquhart
Dodd
Smith
Urquhart
Stuve Linner
Linner
Officials Plan Air Pollution Report at Chamber Meeting
Three health officials will present a report on air pollution in the state at the regular Chamber of Commerce meeting in Phoenix. Speakers include Dr. Stanford F. Bainsworth Maricopa County Health Association director Dr. John Klock of Tempe and Quentin Mees of Tuc. Arizona State University and University of Arizona studies financed by private subscriptions will outline findings.
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Phoenix
UPI
Chamber of Commerce
Stanford F. Bainsworth
Maricopa County Health Association
John Klock
Tempe
Quentin Mees
Tuca
Arizona State University
University of Arizona
De Gaulle Calls Cabinet Over Strike Crisis
President Charles de Gaulle summoned his cabinet to discuss massive strikes that idled 9 million workers crippled transport and cut energy across France. He faced pressure to ease austerity measures while opposition calls for resignation grew as a 24 hour rail walkout ended.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Algeria
Garaygordobil venue bid under advisement in embezzlement case
Eugene Garaygordobil facing embezzlement charges of over 50000 dollars from Santa Cruz County treasury. A Maricopa County judge reviewed a change of venue to transfer the case to Pima County Judge Rob ert Boylston. Trial date moved from December 11 to January 8. both attorneys Nasib Karam and James Haythornwhite have resigned.
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Nasib Karam
James Haythornwhite
Goddard Claims GOP Lacking In State Interests
Arizona Democrats, led by Sam Goddard, accuse the GOP of ignoring state problems. He told East Mesa Women’s Club and Maricopa County Democratic Central Committee that civil defense, juvenile justice, education, and welfare are neglected by Republicans. He cited six witnesses and urged dismissal of the civil defense director.
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United Press International
Arizona
Sam Goddard
Tucson
Republican Party
East Mesa
State Department
Goddard
Ralph Redburn
Civil Defense
Meeting on Nuclear War Survival Tactics for Community
Paul R. Ash of Citizens For Community Shelters said a meeting at 8 p.m. next Tuesday in the Kiva School auditorium on MacDonald Drive near Scottsdale Road will cover survival planning. Speakers will outline local state and federal plans and how communities can provide protection via shelters.
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Kiva School
MacDonald Drive
Scottsdale Road
Paul R. Ash
Citizens For Community Shelters
Ash
Luncheon Show by Scottsdale Sewing Class Planned
Plans are completed for a luncheon style show sponsored by the Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department at the Safari Hotel. Reservations available by phone to Mrs. Lou Lawson or Mrs. Phillip Hotchkiss. Garments finished in sessions will be modeled informally and completion certificates awarded. A table of Christmas gift ideas will be shown. A spring sewing series is planned.
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Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department
Safari Hotel
Lou Lawson
Phillip Hotchkiss
Scottsdale
Hospital Explosion Harms Patients In Elmhurst
A hospital blast in Elmhurst Queens hospitalized a heart patient in critical condition after a cigarette lit in an oxygen tent ignited a fire. Fourteen others were injured including a cardiac patient in a neighboring bed Israel Ratner 79 New York and hospital staff treated for smoke inhalation.
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New York
UPS
Elmhurst General Hospital
Queens Borough
Robert Hennessey
Avon
N.J
Israel Ratner
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