Khrushchev derides Common Market at Moscow reception
Soviet Premier Khrushchev blasted the Western Common Market as a marriage against nature at a Moscow reception for Italian trade minister Luigi Preti. He warned of risks to Soviet Italian trade, joked about a missile base mishap, and paired his critique with cautions about Japan and Austria.
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HTNS
Khrushchev
Council For Mutual Economic Assistance
Luigi Preti
N. S. Patelichev
Holland
Alexei Kosygin
Italy
Fiat To
Japan
North Atlantic
Allinese Commission of Scientific and Lance
U. Heng
Ments
China
Cooperation Commission
Peiping
U S warned by Philippines about bases
Philippines President Diosdado Macapagal warns that worsening U S Philippine relations over war damage payments could threaten American rights to key bases in the archipelago. He says he is trying to halt the deterioration despite the U S Congress failing to authorize 73 million in war damages.
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Philippines
Macapagal
UPI
Pacific
Manila
Diosdado Macapagal
United Press International
U.S
Congress
Subic Bay Naval Base
U. S. 7Th Fleet
Clarks Field
U. S. Air Force
Langley Point
South China Sea
Red China
Indochina Peninsula
President Makarios Blasts Nuclear Testing At UN
Archbishop Makarios of Cyprus, now president, denounces atmospheric nuclear tests as war preparation and health threat. He did not cite the U S Pacific tests but framed UN moves to halt testing amid U Thant’s call that outer space belongs to all nations.
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United Nations
N.Y
HTNS
Makarios
Cyprus
United States
Pacific
U Thant
Outer Space
van Allen
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Ruanda-Urundi
Africa
Sweden to contribute $5 million to UN Special Fund
Swedish Ambassador Agda Rosell told the United Nations on Thursday that Sweden will contribute $5 million to the UN Special Fund for 1962. The donation will more than double Sweden's 1961 contribution to the fund's aid programs for underdeveloped countries.
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United Nations. N.Y
UPI
Agda Rossel
United Nations
Rossel
Sweden
Estes Case Testimony Sparks House Committee Feud
Washington reporters note a recall of Agriculture Department official James T. Ralph to testify on Billie Sol Estes. The dispute centered on GOP counsel Robert Manuel as Democrats pushed to fire him after a leak involving an Agriculture Department report. Senate defense censorship hearings followed as Sylvester faced Thurmond, while House debates over foreign aid continued amid a softened Senate bill allowing food surplus shipments to Communist nations.
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UPI
Estes
Texas
Manuel
Congressional
Senate Armed Services
Pentagon
Arthur Sylvester
Defense Department
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Sylvester
Strom Thurmond
D-50
Thurmond
Bob Casey
D-Tex
House
Senate
U.S
Thieves steal car from outside Monroe County job site
Cather ine Oakson, a matron at the Monroe County Jail, reported her car was stolen from outside her business while she worked at the facility. Police investigated the theft as a bold crime in Sparta Wiss. The incident was reported by UPI.
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Sparta, Wiss
UPI
Catherine Oakson
Sshe
Monroe County
Robert V. Perians
Richmond
Kathryn Gravins
London
World turmoil and clemency doubts hover over Jouhaud fate
French President Charles de Gaulle faces no immediate clemency decision for ex General Edmond Jouhaud amid Algeria referendum uncertainty. Reports suggest secrecy surrounds executions of two secret army gunmen, with Jouhaud’s fate undetermined as tensions in Algeria remain volatile.
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Charles de Gaulle
Edmond Jouhaud
Algeria
Paris
Secret Army
Jouhaud
Albert Dovecar
Foreign Legion
Calude Piegts
Ancient fortress city of Solomon's found near Arad
Hebrew University archaeologists uncover a fortress city dating to Solomon's era near Arad in the Judean desert. They identify it as a border garrison hub with jars, ovens, and a perfume workshop among abundant artifacts. Chronicles of other Israelite sites nearby suggest rapid rebuilding after sieges and a busy trade network.
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Solomon
Negev
Arabia
Hebrew University
Arad
Judean
Dead Sea
Yohanan Aharoni
Judea
Murmmor
Israel
Hebrews
Ein Geddi
Cav Ostraca
Ared
Yenahem
Yaba
Judah
Hebt
Holy Land
U S plans expert panel to assess smoking risks
Washington reports the United States Public Health Service will form an expert advisory committee to evaluate smoking risks and advise on government action if needed. President Kennedy backed the move at a press conference, predicting a report in some months into 1963. Surgeon General Luther L. Terry said a timely comprehensive review is warranted.
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Washington
HTNS
United States Public Health Service
Kennedy
Luther L. Terry
The
Health Service
Ask
Congress
George V. Allen
Tobacco Institute, Inc
Tobacco Industry
U.S. Public Health Service
American Cancer Society
American Public Health Association
National Tuberculosis Association
St John’s fights order to reinstate expelled students
New York State Supreme Court ordered St John’s University to reinstate groom Howard Carr and his bride Greta Schmidt Carr and witness Jean Catto who were expelled in April for a civil marriage ceremony in Brooklyn. The university plans an appeal as ACLU supporters press for diploma completion and summer registration. The case centers on a vague university regulation cited in the ruling.
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New York
HTNS
St. John’s University
State Supreme Court
Brookyn
George Eilperin
Brooklyn Supreme Court
St. John’s
Howard Glenn Carr
Greta Schmidt Carr
Jean Catto
John Sharkey
Elizabeth
N. J
Edward D. Burns
American Civil Liberties Union
Supreme Court
Emmanuel Redfield
ACLU
Kilperin
Carr
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
Carrs
Brooklyn
University
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