DELEGATES AT U.N. RESERVED ON PLAN; Western Spokesmen Coolest -- Herter Asks a 'Careful' Scrutiny of Proposal
By Lindesay Parrott
Premier Khrushchev s; illus; Nationalist China boycotts session
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September 19, 1959
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KHRUSHCHEV, IN U.N., BIDS NATIONS DISARM DOWN TO POLICE UNITS WITHIN FOUR YEARS; WEST IS CRITICAL; U. S. STRESSES CONTROL; WAR PERIL CITED Destruction of Arms and Abolition of All Forces Asked Khrushchev, in U. N. Speech, Proposes Complete Disarmament Within 4 Years STRESSES DANGER OF A NUCLEAR WAR Asks Abolition of Military Forces and Liquidation of Foreign Bases
By Thomas J. Hamiltonspecial To the New York Times
Khrushchev appeals for settlement, s, UN Assembly
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Address by Herter Jammed by Soviet; Soviet Union Resumes 'Selective Jamming' of Some Voice of America Broadcasts HERTER TALK HIT BY INTERFERENCE Portions of News Programs Also Barred as Three-Day Silence Is Broken
By John W. Finneyspecial To the New York Times
Khrushchev visit described
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RED CHINA PURGE HINTED IN SHIFTS OF KEY OFFICIALS; U. S. Experts View Shuffle as Result of Chiefs' Parley on Errors of 'Rightists'
By Special to The New York Times
US officials suspect major purge; link secret Aug conf of Govt leaders and subsequent refs to Rightists
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GLASS BANK ON 5TH ROBBED OF $6,277; Bandit Gives Note to Teller Next to Big Window
By Edmond J. Bartnett
A daring and athletic holdup man robbed a bank of $6,277 in full view of passers-by on Fifth Avenue yesterday. He held up a teller whose cage is only a few feet from a glass wall that faces on the avenue.
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Historical Context for September 19, 1959
In 1959, the world population was approximately 2,965,950,351 people[†]