Unhappy Anniversary Casts Shadow On United Nations
As the United Nations marked its 16th anniversary at UN headquarters diplomats voiced gloom over its future. Critics blamed great powers and unprepared Africa and Asia for stalemate, while U S leadership faced scrutiny for inaction on nuclear testing, secretary general selection, and apartheid censure.
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United Nations
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HTNS
World Organization
General Assembly
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Union of South Africa
Soviet Union
United States
Hammarskjold
Stevenson
San Francisco
Arthur Dean
U.S
Los Angeles
U.N. delegates hopeful as secretary general crisis to end
United Nations delegates expressed strong optimism that the six week crisis over replacing Dag Hammarskjold would be settled by week’s end. U.S. Ambassador Adlai Stevenson urged rapid agreement as Security Council prepares to approve Outer Mongolia and Mauritania bids.
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United Nations
N. Y
UPI
Dag Hammarskjold
Security Council
Outer Mongolia
Mauritania
Russia
United States
Hammarsfield
Burma
U Thart
Stevenson
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
San Francisco
Sky Spy Demonstrates Early Warning Satellite Test
CAPE CANAVERAL UPI America's new Midas IV spy satellite tested its infrared sensors by tracking a Titan missile launch from Vandenberg. The satellite stored data on tape and relayed findings to California, showing space based detection could extend early warning beyond radar.
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Cape Canaveral
UPI
America
Pearl Harbor
Midas IV
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Midas TV
Air Force
Midas
Earth
California
Federal grants aid Ohio projects and Marietta College
The Community Facility Administration announced federal funds for projects at Tiffin and Salem in Ohio and Marietta College in Marietta. The grants support community development and educational facilities for these institutions, highlighting federal assistance for local infrastructure and campus improvements.
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Washington
UPI
Community Facility Administration
Tiffin
Salem
Ohio
Marietta College
Marietta
Business As Usual Amid Crisis Across Western Europe
Western Europe shows apathy toward Khrushchev threats against free West Berlin. Governments plan to boost NATO strength to 24 to 27 divisions by 1962 while U.S. air power crowds Britain France and West Germany. West Berlin remains a symbol of Allied resolve amid tension.
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London
UPD
Europe
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
West Berlin
Britain
France
West Germany
Bonn
Iron Curtain
Berlin
Munich
Paris
NATO
Whitehall
Defense Ministry
Elysee Palace
West
Western Europe
Germany
East Germany
Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Orbital Flight Date Set for First American in Orbit
U S Rep Olin Teague announced tentative date of December 5 for the first American in orbit aboard a mission to circle the Earth at 18000 miles per hour. He spoke at Stephen F Austin High School predicting 1966 unmanned lunar orbit and 1969 three man Apollo moon landing. An NASA spokesman said he knew nothing about the plan.
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Bryan
Texas
UPS
U.S
Olin E. Teague
D-Texas
House Science and Astronautics Committee
Stephen F. Austin
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Washington
Where To Turn For Bell Ringers
Celery pals rally a throng of volunteers in Elyria as door bell campaigns surge across the area. Page 20 features the full story with names, places, and the scope of this push.
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Greater Elyria
Seresee
Hero Elyria airman honored for heroic actions
An Elyria airman receives honors for bravery shown during an explosion and fire incident. The recognition highlights courage and service, with local officials praising the orderly rescue and swift response that saved lives. The award ceremony details and affiliations are noted within this Amherst Amherst area section.
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Elyria
Amherst
Municipal Court Avon
North Eaton Contract Bridge
North Ridgeville
Oberlin
Abby
Police Department
Red Smith
Rochester
Sheffield Lake Grafton
South Amherst Henrietta
Sports Hospital
Litchfield
Lorain
Weillin&ton
Milan
U.S. Aid To Reds Probed By House Committee
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Commerce Secretary Luther Hodges testified at a closed hearing of a five member House panel examining American trade policies toward the Communist bloc. The probe follows a Senate inquiry into similar matters as more witnesses are expected.
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House
A. Paul Kitchin
Dn.c
Senate
Senate Internal Security
J. G. Sourwine O
State Department
Atomic Energy Commission
State
Defense
Commerce Departments
Kenneth B. Keating
R. N.Y
United States
U. S
NATO
West Germany
Fresh Start Made On Berlin Plans
Washington reports say West Germany outlines a cautious approach to Berlin amid Allied planning. Ambassador Grewe told Kennedy a possible technical pact with East Germany on civilian travel may occur without full recognition, while a broader, to be agreed with Russia, could secure Berlin access. A strong Allied presence and firm non recognition of East Germany remain essential.
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Washington
UPI
Berlin
West Germany
Wilhelm Grewe
Bann
Grewe
Kennedy
East Germany
West Berlin
Russia
United Nations
Weather overview and Cuba embargo notes in Ohio edition
Northeastern Ohio sees considerable cloudiness with scattered showers and thundershowers today and tonight with highs around 60 and lows near 46. Five day outlook calls for cooler days, then a gradual warmup. Cuba bound goods note cites U S restrictions on embargoed items and debates over exports to Cuba amid testimonies to a subcommittee.
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Ohio
Free World
Russia
Department
U. S
Cuba
Albert Watson
U.S
Berlin
East Berl
United States
Berlin Border Tensions Trigger U S Alert
U S and British forces raised status to alert for over five hours as Communist disruption near the Friedrichstrasse crossing and Brandenburg Gate. An escorted American civilian car crossed into East Berlin with tanks nearby and no clash occurred. Talks with the Russians were planned to resolve the dispute while border police sought identity checks.
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U.S
Berlin
East Berlin
Gy’s
UPB
Friedrichstrasse
Brandenburg Gate
Spuncpimacu
U.S. Army
United States
Unil
Oberlin Labeled a Small Town by Film Crew
Jam-Handy Organization workers shoot rural themed footage in Oberlin with local police assistance. The aim is to promote Chevrolet cars by portraying a small town atmosphere. filming runs through Friday and covers Oberlin’s campus area.
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Oberlin
Jam-Handy Organization
Detroit
Bob Smalley
Jam Handy
Soviet Nuclear Test Triggered New Explosion at Novaya Zemlya
UPI reports from the Uppsala Seismological Institute confirm a fresh Soviet nuclear detonation at the Novaya Zemlya testing grounds occurring today.
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Uppsala
Sweden
UPI
Soviet Union
Novaya Zemlya
Uppsala Seismological Institution
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