Questions and Answers On Congo Crisis Editor's Note
A lengthy Q and A review outlines U.S. and U.N. positions on Katanga secession, the risks of further breakaways, and the roles of Tshombe, Mobutu, Gizenga, and Adoula. It notes Congo costs, international reaction, and debates over centralization versus autonomy within a shaky national framework.
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Katanga
Oberon
Harrelach
Willem L. Ryan
Associated Press
Mrl
Variolg Security Council
General Assembly
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Congo
Belgium
Moise
Tahombe
Tsaombe
State Department
Tshombe
Union
Minieré
Rhodesia-Nyasaland
Wife Loses Rings In Concrete During Work
Helen Martin, helping husband Tom lay foundation blocks for a two room addition in Kansas City, loses her diamond engagement and wedding rings valued at 50. The last sighting was on an unfinished block. Martin jokes the wall costs more than the rings.
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Kansas
City
Kan
Helen
Martin
Tom
Unidentified man found dead amid freeze in vacant house
In San Antonio a mid aged unidentified man was found in a vacant house during a current freeze. Autopsy ordered to determine the cause of death. In Fort Worth Miss Am ma Doggett aged about 80 died in a fire that destroyed her farm home. A nephew said flames hindered rescue efforts. Victor Riley owner of an optical firm was killed and an employee injured in a fire and crash of their vehicle. Charles Pollard, 5, survived in good condition at hospital. A federal housing project in Victoria suffered $20,000 damage from a fire, leaving 30 people homeless who moved into vacant apartments at the center.
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San Antonio
Fort Worth
Amma Doggett
Here
Victor Riley
National Retail Leader Harold Bennett Drives Downtown Revival
Harold H. Bennett of Salt Lake City, new president of the National Retail Merchants Association, champions downtown redevelopment. He heads ZCMI, an $8 million central Salt Lake City project, notes mass merchandising will not displace department stores but will alter how they do business with self selection fixtures and centralized cashiering. Bennett, 61, has deep community ties including music solos with local groups and a Utah senator brother, Wallace Bennett.
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New York
The
New
Merchants Association
Salt Lake City
Ziong Cooperative Mercantile Institution
Bennett
NRMA
Oratorio Society
Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir
Thuret of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Utah
John H. Bennett
England
ZCMI
Mormon Church
Emily
Wallace
U.S
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Tebombe
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R-Atiz
Macmillan
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Ears
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Kitona
Leole
Elisabethville
Rata -Capital
Brussels
Kitonia
Joseph Mobutu
Beat Can
Victor Lundula
Stanleyville
Antoine Gizenga
Lundula
Mobutu
Africa
Rhodesia
Nyasaland
Union Miniere du Haut
Roy’ Welensky
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Brit-ciete I de Belgique Bank
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Europe
Sture Linner
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Union Min
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Korea
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United States
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Conor Cruise
O'Brien
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France
Soviet Union
Cyrille Adoula
Katariya
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Icemagic
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Charles: Pollard
Ernest Smith
Carrying Cave
Lee Optica
Baytown
Texas Ave
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Houston Area
Men's Work
Oxford
Sears
Texas
Piont
Utah Symphony Orchestra
Salt Lake
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