Malik to Aim Twin Blasts At U. S.
United Nations report says Soviet diplomat Jacob Malik prepared a two-pronged propaganda push accusing the United States of germ warfare in Korea and seeking to block 14 nations from UN admission. Western delegates expect Malik to press these points in Security Council discussions this afternoon amid US charges of exploiting propaganda.
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United Nations Faces Membership Vote Amid Cold War Strife
At the Paris assembly the United States pressed a separate consideration for each applicant nation to join the UN while the Soviet proposal for a single all-inclusive admission failed to secure the necessary two thirds. Britain and France abstained as the debate continued with countries Albania to Libya seeking membership and tensions mounting over Geneva protocol and disarmament issues.
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New York grocer testifies in Siegel adoption case
A Paterson grocer testified he bought and legally adopted a newborn boy after memorizing Q and A for adoption proceedings. The witness, first on the stand in Marcus Siegel’s Brooklyn trial, said the boy is now 30. Judge Carmine Marasco barred spectators to protect the child.
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Milk Price Forecast For June In New York Area
New York dairy region foresees a uniform price of 3.89 per hundredweight for June milk deliveries to pool plants in six state New York area. Butterfat differential set at 6.6 cents per tenth of a pound above or below 3.5 percent. June production projected at 763 million pounds, implying 51,515 pounds daily per farm. Deadline July 10 for June usage reports. June price and differential to be announced by July 14. July 25 payments to producers. City workers bonus of 200 dollars approved for about 4,000 lower bracket employees.
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Libel Suits Bill Offered and House Action
A bill to shield radio and TV stations from libel suits over broadcasts of political candidates moved to a Senate House conference. It would bar censoring speeches and require equal time to candidates, while prohibiting inflated rates for campaigns and addressing license discrimination for newspaper publishers.
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