United States Faces UN Tests in a Shifting World
The United States weighs UN performance amid Afro-Asian expansion, colonial questions, and Cold War tensions. Key issues include China, nuclear tests, disarmament, outer space, apartheid, and Congo peacekeeping, with Washington pursuing development programs and a world food plan while upholding NATO ties.
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Debate over UN exposes rift in US policy
The piece surveys critics in Congress led by Mansfield and Jackson on UN power, vetoes, and the General Assembly. It cites Fulbright Benches on prerequisites for collective security, notes the UN as a forum despite limits, and argues US policy must balance national interests with international diplomacy.
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Labor Secretary Rejects Missile Base Strike Fears
Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg defended administration policy as he told lawmakers that missile base strikes remain unlikely and faulted General Thurmond for overstating disruption. He cited favorable labor records at missile sites and urged talks with contractors to maintain a steady workforce.
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Communists Targeted as Yard Tightens Security in Britain
Scotland Yard speeds checks on Communists in Great Britain after a Radcliffe Committee report warns against Civil Service ties to secret work. The Daily Worker decries the move as McCarthyite.
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Nations urge UN rebuke of Israel over Syria raid
United States and Britain push a Security Council resolution condemning Israel for the March 16 raid on Syrian posts near the Sea of Galilee. The draft blames Israel for armed retaliation in breach of the 1949 armistice and calls for restraint while seeking to avoid a Soviet veto.
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Model of Mercury capsule to tour Seville fair
A full scale 27-foot Mercury capsule replica that carried Lt. Col. John H. Glenn on three Earth orbits will be on display at the Seville trade fair starting next Tuesday, according to The Chronicle-Telegram.
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Local newspaper masthead and subscription rates
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