PRESIDENT CALLS U.N. BONDS 'VITAL'; Bids Congress Appropriate 100 Million for Purchase to Maintain Peace PRESIDENT CALLS U.N. BONDS 'VITAL'
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Asking $100 million to buy UN bonds
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January 31, 1962
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Union Official Held In Theft of $400,000; U.M.W. AIDE SEIZED IN BANK SHORTAGE
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1st Natl Bans of Exeter (Pa): A J Lippi, UMW Dist 1 pres and bank chmn, and cashier G J Daileda held in $400,000 theft
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1.5 Billion Voted by House For College Construction; Outlays Due Over 5-Year Period Would Total 300 Million Annually--Senate's Version Includes Student Help 1.5 Billion Is Voted by House To Assist College Construction
By John D. Morris Special To the New York Times
by HR; sponsor Repr Green comments
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Soviet Is Balked on Congo; U.N. Council Shuns Debate; SOVIET IS BALKED ON CONGO DEBATE
By Thomas J. Hamilton Special To the New York Times
Security Council meets; Stevenson says Congo should not be debated; cites Adoula and Lagos conf positions; Zorin urges debate; Security Council, 7-2, adjourns without deciding whether to put USSR complaint on agenda; meeting illus; some Western delegates object to Secretariat Under Sec Arkadyev passing notes to Zorin during meeting
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T.W.U. Strike Ban Is Won by Pennsy; PENNSY WINS BAN ON T.W.U. STRIKE
By William G. Weart Special To the New York Times
Fed ct, rejecting TWU petition to halt merger, says ct cannot interfere with ICC jurisdiction
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Notable Births
1962Bruce McGuire, Australian rugby league player[†]
Bruce McGuire is an Australian former rugby league footballer who played in the 1980s and 1990s.
Historical Context for January 31, 1962
In 1962, the world population was approximately 3,123,374,315 people[†]