U N Critics Question Tshombe Mercenary Policy in Congo
U Thant handles Congo crisis with caution as reports say Premier Tshombe hires white mercenaries from South Africa Rhodesia and Britain to crush rebels. U N officials privately warn such moves deepen Africa’s rifts and hinder regional support. The UN pursues a hands off stance while awaiting developments.
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Congo
U. N. Secretariat
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U. N
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The
World Organization
Publisher urges Nixon to seek New York Senate nomination
William Loeb publisher of the Manchester Union Leader urges Richard Nixon to run for the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate from New York. He also telegrams Sen. Kenneth Keating and Clare Booth Luce to withdraw their candidacies to boost a Republican victory citing Harlem and Rochester riots and GOP support for Goldwater.
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U.S. Senate
New York
Loeb
Kenneth B. Keating
Robert Kennedy
Nixon
U.S
California
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Pat) Brown
Harlem
Rochester
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Sen. Keating
Keating
Ford Frick
Luce
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Burp Index Theory Sparks Talk at Psychiatry Congress
Dr Milton Berger quotes an English nurse in a paper to the International Congress of Psychiatrists suggesting aggressive burpers may become leaders. The nurse says some babies hold back then erupt confidently, seen as potential presidents or prime ministers. Some papers mock the theories, while the Daily Herald seeks practical ways to identify future psychiatrists.
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UPI
Milton Berger
New York
International Congress of Psychiatrists
the Daily Herald
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