Kennedy backs U Thant on Katanga cease fire unlikely
United Nations diplomats expect no cease fire between UN forces and Katanga despite Kennedy intervention. They anticipate Kennedy will support U Thant and US military actions until Tshombe agrees to good faith negotiations for a unified Congo. Edm und Gullion named as Kennedy's personal representative in Katanga. A Belgian senator reports Tshombe is ready to meet Adoula in a neutral African nation with Senghor as mediator.
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U Thant
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Central Congo
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India
Washington
Moise Tshombe
Brussels
Leopoldville
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Edmund A. Gullion
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Eichmann Sentenced To Gallows In Israel
Adolf Eichmann, former Gestapo official, was sentenced by a three man Israeli court to death for crimes against the Jewish people and humanity. He was given 10 days to appeal and five more days to file his reasons as the trial cost Israel about $5 million.
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Adolf Eichmann
Germany
Israel
Moshe Landau
Gestapo
Eichmann
Compromise To Keep Aid At Old Level
Columbus report says state welfare aid would stay at present levels under a compromise proposed by Rep. Ralph E. Fisher. The plan would reimburse counties monthly for poor relief, freeing about 7.6 million dollars for other welfare payments through next June. The compromise follows a deadlock over Gov. DiSalle's bid to immediately use 10.6 million for future payments.
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Columbus
Ralph E. Fisher
Wayne
Michael V. DiSalle
NATO to support talks on Berlin compromise despite French objections
Paris sources say Allied diplomats drafted a declaration backing U S Soviet talks on a Berlin settlement while reaffirming the West’s willingness to defend its rights in the divided city if Moscow stalls. De Gaulle opposed aligning France with the 14 NATO partners seeking immediate negotiations.
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Berlin
France
Moscow
Charles de Gaulle
Konrad Adenauer
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
de Gaulle
Soviet Union
White and Negro Leaders Seek Albany Peace
White and Negro leaders meet in Albany Georgia seeking an end to mass demonstrations over segregation. The three member teams discuss settlements while arrests reach over five hundred with conditions including charges dropped desegregation of bus and rail terminals and a biracial oversight panel.
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Albany
South Georgia
Quiet 95 Days of Calm in Quemoy Shelling
An unprecedented lull in Communist action against the Nationalist-held Quemoy Islands extends into its 95th day, the longest since shelling began in 1949. Taipei Formosa reports the quiet period continuing despite past hostilities.
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Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy Islands
Little Islands
State to Appeal Ruling on Numbers Slips Law
Ohio Attorney General Mark McElroy says the state will appeal a Columbiana County ruling that the new law against printing numbers slips is unconstitutional. Judge Joel Sharp dismissed the case against four Lisbon Sales Book Co. officers from Pittsburgh charged after a September raid. Defendants Martin Sufrin Isadore Sufrin Joseph Sufrin and Michael Schiedelmeire posted $1000 bonds.
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Lisbon
Mark McElroy
Columbiana County
Lisbon Sales Book Co
Pittsburgh
McElroy
Martin Sufrin
Isadore Sufrin
Joseph Sufrin
Michael Scheidelmeire
Sharp
UN Vote Today on Red China Seat at UN
The General Assembly faces a decisive vote on Communist China's bid for UN membership. The United States backs blocking Peiping and hopes to keep the Nationalist seat. Four ballot questions were expected, including motions on priority, substantive action, neutralist split, and expulsion of Nationalists.
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United Nations
N. Y
General Assembly
China
United States
World Organization
Peiping
McElroy to press DiSalle on draft movement
Ohio Attorney General Mark McElroy plans to resend questions to Governor Michael V. DiSalle seeking a firm disavowal of the Draft DiSalle movement and an end to pressure on public employees and county chairs. DiSalle said he has no commitments and will choose his own course.
Not Guilty Plea Given By Morgan
Morgan, 62, former Shawnee marshal, pleaded innocent to first degree manslaughter at Perry County Common Pleas Court. He is charged in the April 15 shooting death of Richard Denny, 20, during an attempted arrest. Bond remains 1000, with trial date to be set after year’s start.
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New Lexington
Louis Morgan
Perry County
Morgan
Atty
Robert Tague
Denny
Red Trawlers Halt Air Defense Test
Bedford Mass reporting that a large Soviet fishing fleet off New England disrupted radar tests for air defense. An Air Force official cited many tests halted by the Russian fleet with about 100 trawlers and several large mother ships seen off Cape Cod and Nantucket in recent months.
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Bedford
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New England
Cape Cod
Nantucket Island
Massachusetts
Five Day Forecast Warm Start With Weekend Snow
Temperatures will run two to three degrees above normal with highs near 38 to 48 and lows around 23 to 29. Precipitation totals are projected at a quarter to a half inch this weekend, with snow turning to rain as a warming trend arrives. Turning colder by midweek.
Kennedy to Visit Latin America Amid Venezuela Tensions
President Kennedy heads to Puerto Rico then Caracas and Bogota on his first Latin American trip. Demonstrations and claims of plotting Cuban invasion surround the visit, but White House says no worry and confident Betancourt government can keep order.
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Kennedy
United States
Venezuela
Andrews Air Force Base
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Kennedys
Luis Munoz Marion
Caracas
Bogota
Colombia
Richard M. Nixon
Latin America
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Romulo Betancourt
Betancourt
U. S
Bus Train Crash Kills 20 Children In Colorado
Investigators probe overload and poor visibility as causes in the rural crossing collision near Greeley. Union Pacific reported the 60 passenger bus hit the train at 8 05 am traveling 79 mph. Driver Duane Harms says he stopped. witnesses dispute.
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Colo
Colorado
Colorado Highway Safety Council
Merl Evans
Duke Dunbar
Union Pacific
City of
Denver
Katanga at a Glance Faces Peace Efforts Amid Skirmishes
AP dispatch describes India UN troops advancing toward the secessionist capital as fighting rages near the city's heart. Diplomatic hopes rise for a Katanga settlement after Kennedy proposes action to halt bloodshed. Gullion instructed to push peacemaking, Tshombe openness flagged for talks in a neutral African nation.
Panama Cuts Ties With Castro Regime
Panama breaks diplomatic relations with Fidel Castro's government leaving only eight of twenty one Western Hemisphere nations still talking to Cuba as Canada maintains unofficial contact.
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Panama
Fidel Castro
Canada
Cuba
World Trade Unions picks Ren ato Fitossi as president
Italian Senator Ren ato Fitossi was elected president of the Communist dominated World Federation of Trade Unions on Thursday night succeeding Augustin Novella.
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Moscow
Renato Fitossi
World Federation of Trade Unions
Augustin Novella
Freeman to talk prices with Washington area housewives
Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman will visit a grocery store in Arlington Virginia on Monday to speak with housewives about food prices. He will deliver a message on "the miracle of American food" and says it requires fewer man hours to buy food in the United States than in any other nation. The American consumer is better fed at lower real cost, Freeman asserts.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Arlington
Agriculture Department
Attlee Shows Signs Of Recovery After Illness
Doctors report former Labour prime minister Earl Attlee is improving after an abdominal illness and heart attack last week. He is described as much better and on the mend.
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London
Earl Attlee
Five East Germans Flee Berlin In Night Escape
Three East German policemen and two military border guards fled to West Berlin Thursday night. They were all armed and in uniform, prompting questions about border security and possible political repercussions.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Seven Saved After Flying Boat Ditching Near Nassau
Seven men clung to a flying boat through the night and were rescued by the tug Maggie after a run from Nassau. The Coast Guard said all seven seemed well. The converted Navy PBY was ditched in reefed Atlantic waters 65 miles south of Nassau due to engine trouble.
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Miami
Fla
Nassau
Coast Guard
Atlantic
Civilians Steal Rifles In Lille Incident
Lille reports two armed civilian carloads stopped infantry sentries after guard duty and fled with twenty stacked rifles from an off duty detachment, according to an army communique.
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Lille
France
Cancer researcher Dr. John J. Bittner dies in Minneapolis
Dr. John J. Bittner, 57, a nationally recognized cancer researcher at the University of Minnesota, died Thursday from a heart attack in Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis
John J. Bittner
University of Minnesota
DiSalle Leaves Door Open to Draft for 1962 Run
Governor Michael V. DiSalle says he is free to change his mind and run again, keeping open the possibility of a draft movement. He replied to Attorney General Mark McElroy who questioned his sincerity about not seeking another term. The exchange comes ahead of President Kennedy's Jan six fundraiser here for DiSalle's 54th birthday. DiSalle also notes he would not attack a fellow Democrat just to please the party.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Atty
Mark Mee-Elroy
McElroy
DiSalle
United States
Kennedy Orders Expanded Aid to South Vietnam
President Kennedy ordered increased defense aid to South Viet Nam to help repel North Vietnamese aggression. Officials said no American combat troops would be sent. The move follows a request from Vietnamese President Ngo Dinh Diem, though specifics were not disclosed.
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Washington
Kennedy
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
American Committee for Katanga Rally Raises $5200
A New York based group named the American Committee for Aid to Katanga Freedom Fighters says it has raised $5200 in its campaign to end U.N. intervention in Katanga. The committee formed last Wednesday and announced the totals on Thursday.
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New York
U.N
Katanga
American Committee
War Fever Spreads Over Goa Threat
Reports from New Delhi say Portuguese women and children flee Goa as war fever rises due to India's threat to seize the ancient territory. The article notes escalating tension on the subcontinent and refugee movement amid the looming conflict.
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Goa
India
Subcontinent
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