Tshombe Pledges Fidelity and Takes Congo Government
Moise Tshombe, surrounded by a rugged cabinet, has taken the helm as Congo premier pledging fidelity to the Congo and the state. He was sworn in by President Kasavubu at the residence overlooking the Congo River. The move foreshadows a broad, high stakes election campaign with foreign money and rival powers weighing in. Cyrille Adoula may oppose Tshombe as caretaker premier since Parliament dissolution.
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Ban Expands to Eighteen Counties for Deer Hunters
The Parks and Wildlife Commission extended a ban on .22 caliber rimfire rifles for deer hunting to 18 more counties, unifying rules across all 152 counties under its authority. Leaders cited safety concerns while opponents warned of increased wounded deer. The meeting also considered allowing hand lights for fur-bearing animals, a practice currently prohibited in deer country.
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Wife files to run against husband in Flint city race
Patricia Milan secretly sought nomination petitions to run against her husband Edward Milan, a 40 year old jeweler, on Flint's nonpartisan city commission. He learned of the plan only when visiting the city clerk and finding her petition set.
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Edward Milan
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