South America Watches U.S. Role Amid Castro Fears
Charlie Tait reports from seven Latin American countries on public sentiment toward the United States, Castro, and elections. He notes citizens favor U S visitors, Cuba and Panama concerns, and that voting rules enforce civic participation with dye on voters’ fingers.
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South America
Western Hemisphere
United States of America
Cuba
Panama Canal
Uncle Sam
Castro
U.S
Peru
Lima
Bolivia
Ecuador
Argentina
Brazil
Panama
Chile
Underway Peru and South America A World Apart
A reflective, opinionated sketch contrasts Peru and broader South America with the United States. It touches on economics, revolutions, tourism stereotypes, social life, sports culture, mining prospects, and U. S. industrial expansion, implying future exploration and regional unpredictability.
UN Command cites 91 violations of Korean Armistice
The United Nations Command charged North Korean forces with 91 violations of the Korean Armistice between June 1 and July 20 in PANMUNJON Korea.
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Panmunjon
Korea
United Nations Command
UN Committee Goes Early for Telstar Relay
The U N special committee on colonialism began 15 to 20 minutes early as Telstar carried their session to Europe. Acting Chairman Najmuddiho Fifai of Syria announced the televised meeting would reach Britain at about 3 30 p m EDT, marking the first transatlantic relay by the new satellite.
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U.S
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Syria
Europe
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Atlantic
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Britain
Parachute Stunt Crashes During Ripcord Filming
In Ventura California a stunt sequence for Ripcord went off script as three parachutists jumped from one plane to another at 5000 feet. Winds caused the planes to collide and crash twenty miles southeast in a desolate area. Lyle Cameron 31 and pilots Howard Curtis 28 Cliff Winters 33 escaped unharmed.
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Howard Curtis
Cliff Winters
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Professor Has sen Kamel Selim Dies in New York
Professor Has sen Kamel Selim aged 65, acting representative of the Arab League in New York, died Monday after a brief illness. He was a former vice president of Cairo University and headed the Arab Information Center in Washington from 1958 until recently when he moved to head the Arab League office in New York.
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Hassen Kamel Selim
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