Western allies clash over Congo policy ahead of Bermuda talks
In Washington and London officials signal widening rifts on Congo policy as U N operations face scrutiny. U S officials plan to add 21 transport aircraft to the airlift around Elisabethville while Britain urges a negotiated settlement with Katanga. Washington stresses unity and warns secession risk unless Katanga is brought under central control.
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Movie Making Is Cheaper Abroad Than at Home
Hollywood faces a trend toward overseas shooting as 26 of 38 current American films are partly abroad. Costs, subsidies, and authentic locales drive production overseas while Hollywood employment remains high due to TV series. Experts call for government study and industry leadership to preserve domestic film making.
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New Hampshire Judge Spreads Christmas Cheer With Soap Messages
Concord New Hampshire Municipal Judge Joseph Vinciguerra decorates windows in the business district with Merry Christmas and Happy New Year greetings carved in soap. He tour Concord starting tomorrow and invites merchant donations to the Enfield Mascoma Lions for braille typewriters for the needy.
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Paris Leftists Clash With Police Over Algerian War Demonstration
Police clashed with leftist demonstrators protesting the Secret Army Organization campaign in Algeria. More than 60 people were injured as skirmishes occurred in six cities, with about 10 000 marching in Paris.
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Africans Misconceptions About Americans Revealed by Educators
Victoria Mutswaio, a Southern Rhodesia teacher, leads 15 women educators from nine African nations on a three month U S tour. She notes Africans imagine Americans as cowboys and millionaires while Americans expect Africa to be exotic. She adds Americans work hard and Africans value American films for trends.
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Space Studies Highlight Curious Facts In Weightless Flight
The article notes John H. Glenn Jr could be first to orbit the earth and rests near chimpanzees Enos and Ham at Cape Canaveral. It also reports chimpanzees’ strength, height, and lifespans, plus calorie use in weightlessness versus gravity and the predicted daily needs for an astronaut.
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Cuba Cracks Down On Island Deserters
Havana radio reports the Cuban government will confiscate all property of island deserters who leave and do not return within an authorized time. The exact limit was not announced in the broadcast citing a recent speech by Prime Minister Fidel Castro.
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Bovine Dentistry Impresses Oklahoma Owner
In Henryetta Oklahoma Lu lubelle the cow received steel teeth after aging worn choppers wore down. Dr Ray Wilcox the owner arranged the custom dental replacements. The story also notes a three month Europe trip and other travel plans.
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