UN approves Congo use of force resolution amid Congo tensions
The United Nations Security Council, with nine votes in favor and abstentions from the Soviet Union and France, authorizes UN action to prevent civil war in the Congo. Moise Tshombe rejects a key provision demanding removal of Belgian advisers. A Soviet resolution and an Asian African bid fail as 11 nations vote against condemning Congo atrocities. The peace plan urges restraint and retraining of Congolese troops.
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Security Council
United Nations
Congo
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
United States
Dag Hammarskjold
Soviet Union
France
Hammarskjold
Lumumba
Negroes Endure Bread and Water Diet for Protest
Eleven young Black men convicted of trespassing at downtown Rock Hill lunch counters choose confinement at York County prison camp over posting $100 bonds. Eight prisoners in a disciplinary cell kept on a rigid bread and water diet amid their sit in strike against overwork and a companion's transfer.
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Associated Press
York County
Rock Hill
S. C
J. Ed Allen
UN appeals to Congo rulers over Lumumba opposition
In Leopoldville the United Nations urged the Congo rulers to refrain from obstructive action by pro Lumumba forces. In Elisabethville Katanga the government ordered general mobilization of all able bodied people to resist UN forces enforcing a Security Council resolution.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
United Nations
Elisabethville
Katanga
Congo —P
Security Council
New College, New Head Defiance
Dr. Charles R. Eisenhart of Defiance College is named president of the newly created Adirondack Community Junior College in Glens Falls New York signaling a fresh leadership start for the project and campus development plans.
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NEW College
New Head
Defiance
Ohio
Defiance College
Charles R. Eisenhart
Adirondack Community Junior College
Glens Falls
N.Y
Upturn Seen in New York Paper Market
Financial analysts at Paper Week observances forecast an economic upturn that could lift profits for the paper industry in the current year. They point to improving conditions that may boost demand and margins.
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New York
Former President Eisenhower Resting in Palm Springs Home
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower rests in his rented winter home in Palm Springs California seeking to shake a cold and lumbago so he can resume his daily golf.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Severe Snow and Floods Disrupt Plains and East Coast
A major winter storm blasts west Texas and southeastern New Mexico with up to 20 inches of snow in Clavene near Levelland. School buses stall and scores of children are rescued as Texas troopers and National Guardsmen aid. Floodwaters menace Iowa, Mississippi, Pennsylvania, Alabama, Virginia, Maryland and Florida while rivers swell in Pittsburgh and the Lower Potomac near Washington. Small tornadoes touch down in Mississippi and Alabama as storms sweep the South.
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West
Texas
New Mexico
Iowa
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Virginia
Maryland
Florida
Clavene
Levelland
Lubbock
Lovington
N. M
National
Midwest
Allegheny
Pittsburgh
Potomac River
Washington, D. C
Marengo County
Ala
Watchdog Commission Screening Proposed for Laos Aid
The United States backs aid to the royal Lao government only under neutral watchdog review. Secretary Rusk discussed the plan with Soviet Ambassador Menshikov, signaling intent to withdraw over 100 U.S. advisers if a cease-fire and foreign troops withdrawal occur.
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Washington
United States
Natons
U.S
Laos
Dean Rusk
Mikhail Menshikov
Rusk
Menshikov
Savang
Pathet Lao
Rules Committee showdown vote brews on jobless aid
The Ohio House Rules Committee set a Wednesday showdown vote on a Republican bill to extend unemployment benefits for long term jobless. Democrats’ support for an emergency clause could make the measure bipartisan. otherwise it may pass as a regular bill 90 days after the governor signs.
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Columbus
Ohio House Rules Committee
James A. Lantz
D-Fairfield
House Rules Committee
Lantz
Newsmen
HOUSE
Roger Cloud
R-Logan
Mother-in-law Vindicated Says Expert in Oakland
In Oakland a family relations expert says a man’s own mother may threaten marriage more than his mother-in-law. The claim highlights dynamics of in-family relationships and potential incompatibilities within domestic life.
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Oakland
Calif
Escapees Returned From San Diego to County Jail
Three young men who escaped from the Defiance County Jail on December 31 and fled to San Diego have been returned to the jail.
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Defiance
Defiance County
San Diego
Calif
U S Belgium Team Restrict Information on Sabena Crash
A strict news blackout is in place as investigators probe the February 15 Sabena Airlines crash that killed 73 people including 18 members of a U.S. figure skating team.
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Brussels
Sabena
Belgian Airlines
U.S
Kitty Hawk Sets Sail as Longest Ship Tests Delaware River Move
The Kitty Hawk the 60 000 ton aircraft carrier left New York Shipbuilding Corp yard near Camden for four day sea trials delaying Delaware River traffic. The ship measures 1047 feet by 252 feet requiring the full river width to navigate the 59 mile trip to the Delaware mouth. It carries 108 aircraft and marks the first U S Navy warship without conventional guns and first to use surface to air missiles. Commissioning set for April 29 with later integration into the 7th Fleet in the Pacific.
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Camden
N.J
Kitty Hawk
Delaware River
New York Shipbuilding Corp
Philadelphia
Delaware
North Carolina
Wright Brothers
U.S. Navy
Union leaders warn of labor's decline in AFL-CIO report
Miami Beach report quotes AFL-CIO organizing director John Livingston saying unions are losing ground. He told the executive council that union enlistment fell from 40 to 38 percent of organizable workers in five years, with independent unions gaining new members.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Afl-Cio
John Livingston
Livingston
Alf-Cio Executive Council
U S Steel Cuts Supplemental Benefits for Furloughed Workers
U S Steel Corp announced a further seven percent cut in supplemental unemployment benefits for furloughed steel workers, effective this month.
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Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel Corp
Just a Friendly Phone Call Want Ad Offer
Local help advertises a simple method to convert used sporting goods camping gear or household items into cash via a dependable Want Ad. Call LY 3 1242 to reach the Want Ad Department, draft a listing, and arrange payment options.
Kennedy Names 16 Bills for Priority in Democratic Program
President Kennedy presents Democratic leaders with a 16 bill priority list for Congress. Top item extends unemployment compensation and aids redevelopment of distressed areas. Other measures include health care for the aged, education aid, higher minimum wage, and federal support for community health facilities.
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Washington
Kennedy
Iar
White House
Pierre Salinger
Dwight D. Eisenhower
JFK Plans Canada Trip
President Kennedy will visit Canada likely before Parliament adjourns in early summer. No date is fixed. Prime Minister Diefenbaker accepted the invitation after a White House visit, reaffirming U S Canadian cooperation.
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Washington
Kennedy
Canada
United States
Diefenbaker
Ottawa
White House
Three Large Lines Cease Daily Flights
Three of the nation’s largest airlines halted operations during a wildcat flight engineers strike, with 84,000 layoffs planned. Trans World, American, and Eastern stopped completely. Pan American and National ran token service, while United, Delta, Braniff, Capital, Northeast, and Continental remained not struck.
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New York
Trans World Airlines
American Airlines
Eastern Airlines
Pan American World Airways
National Airlines
Western Airlines
United
Delta
Braniff
Capital, Northeast
Continental
Kent State broadens degree requirements emphasis
Kent State University College of Arts will broaden degree requirements next fall focusing more on humanities and foreign languages as well as natural and social sciences.
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Kent
Ohio
Kent State University College of Arts
Landmark Mercury-Atlas Test Aims for Orbit This Year
Cape Canaveral reports the Mercury-Atlas capsule launched aboard an Atlas missile at 9 10 a m and splashed down 13 miles from recovery ships in the Atlantic 43 minutes later. NASA notes the craft and Atlas performed satisfactorily with a peak altitude near 107 miles and range about 1425 miles. Recovery by helicopter followed.
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Cape Canaveral
Fie
Donner
Atlantic Ocean
National Aeronautics and
Atlas
Puerto Rico
NASA
United States
Japan Offers Aid To China In Food Gesture
Tokyo announced a humanitarian aid offer to Communist China through the International Red Cross. Foreign Minister Zentaro Kosaka said the move has no political motive as Red China faces severe 1960 disasters. About 100000 tons of rice could be sent if Peiping accepts.
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Tokyo
Japan
China
Zentaro Kosaka
International Red Cross
Red China
Kosaka
Red Cross
Peiping
Amish Families Move to Canada to Escape Modernization
Seven Amish families near Canton plan to purchase farms and relocate to Owen Sound Ontario to escape high land prices and conflicts with state school laws social security and draft requirements. They seek old fashioned one room schools and join an Amish settlement of 19 families.
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Canton
Canada
Rudy S. Yoder
Navarre
Yoder
Owen Sound
Ontario
Here
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