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December 10, 1962

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Headlines from December 10, 1962

TALKS TO RESUME IN PAPERS' STRIKE; Publishers and Printers Will Meet With Mediator Today --Wirtz Asked to Act Others Halt Publication TALKS TO RESUME IN PAPERS' STRIKE

By Special to The New York Times. NEW YORK

all 9 major NYC dailies closed by ITU strike begun at 2 AM Dec 8; strike was called against Times, News, Journal-Amer and World-Telegram & Sun, but other 5 suspended pub voluntarily; FMCS aide F H Brown calls talks; Bradford and Powers doubt quick settlement; J A Kingsbury-Smith urges Sec Wirt intervene; Deliverers Union votes to back ITU, suspend own talks pending ITU strike settlement

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NEUTRALS IN ASIA FAIL TO AID INDIA; Nonaligned Countries Seen Hesitating Through Fear of Peking Reprisals Arranged by Ceylon NEUTRALS IN ASIA FAIL TO AID INDIA An Appeal for Talks

By David Binder Special To the New York Times

most neutralist Asian countries found to give little support to India; speculation on Colombo conf

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British See Rebels Losing In Fight for Brunei Region; Airlift Speeds Troops British See Loss by Rebels In Struggle for Brunei Section Major Oil Towns Re-Taken Leader Vows Long Fight

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Govt troops claim recapture of Seria

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BLACK SAYS MERIT SHOULD DECIDE AID; Retiring Aide of World Bank Holds Quality of Profits Is Best Guide on Loans Stress on Quality

By Richard E. Mooney Special To the New York Times

IBRD pres Black says aid should be given on basis of intrinsic worth of project for which it will be used and should be conditioned on sound fiscal policy of nation aided but not on pol or econ motives of donor, int

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Pope Proclaims 3 New Saints; Illness Cuts His Part in Rites; Vatican Conclave Hailed

By Arnaldo Cortesi Special To the New York Times.special To the New York Times. New York

Eymard, Pucci and F M da Campobasso canonized; Pope taked ltd part in rites because of illness

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1962Rakhat Aliyev, Kazakh politician and diplomat (died 2015)^[†]

Rakhat Mukhtaruly Aliyev was a Kazakh politician and diplomat, who died in an Austrian prison awaiting trial on charges of murder. His trial was planned to start in Vienna in first half of year 2015. Austrian legal circles were giving much attention to this high-profile criminal case in which a former diplomat was facing murder charges.

1962John de Wolf, Dutch footballer and manager^[†]

Johannes Hildebrand de Wolf is a Dutch former professional footballer who played as a defender. He earned six caps for the Netherlands national team, scoring two goals.

Historical Context for December 10, 1962

In 1962, the world population was approximately 3,123,374,315 people^[†]

Headlines from December 10, 1962

TALKS TO RESUME IN PAPERS' STRIKE; Publishers and Printers Will Meet With Mediator Today --Wirtz Asked to Act Others Halt Publication TALKS TO RESUME IN PAPERS' STRIKE

NEUTRALS IN ASIA FAIL TO AID INDIA; Nonaligned Countries Seen Hesitating Through Fear of Peking Reprisals Arranged by Ceylon NEUTRALS IN ASIA FAIL TO AID INDIA An Appeal for Talks

British See Rebels Losing In Fight for Brunei Region; Airlift Speeds Troops British See Loss by Rebels In Struggle for Brunei Section Major Oil Towns Re-Taken Leader Vows Long Fight

BLACK SAYS MERIT SHOULD DECIDE AID; Retiring Aide of World Bank Holds Quality of Profits Is Best Guide on Loans Stress on Quality

Pope Proclaims 3 New Saints; Illness Cuts His Part in Rites; Vatican Conclave Hailed

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