Laos Peace Rivalry Heats as Rightists Face Coalition Move
In Vientiane leftist mobs surround the National Assembly and the premier's palace as Neutralist Premier Souvanna Phouma pushes for an all party coalition with rightists and Pathet Lao. He warns Peace or War and vows resignation if needed while government moves to petition the king for a unity government. Paratrooper units guard the palace as party leaders brief and disperse.
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Vientiane, Laos
National Assembly
Souyvanne Phouma
Pathet Lao
Assembly
Phoumi Nosayan
Savannakhet
Laos
Phoumi
Tiao Somsanith
Savang Vathana
Luang Prabang
Souvanna
Nob
Dulles Descendant Found Dead in Crib
New York AP reports an 11 month old boy, great grandson of former Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, was found dead in his bed likely smothered by a blanket. The infant, David Hinshaw Yoo, was the son of Janet Hinshaw Yoo and Hyon Yoo, a Korean economics professor, in the family's four story home. Mrs Hinshaw said the father may be at Seoul University and that the mother planned to join him in two days.
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NEW York
Tate
John Foster Dulles
David Hinshaw Yoo
Dulles
Janet Hinshaw Yoo
Lillias Dulles Hinshaw
Yoo
Ex-Premier To Face Trial In Leopoldville Congo
Ex Premier Patrice Lumumba is flown to Leopoldville for a trial on inciting the army to revolt. He is jailed after being manhandled by soldiers. Mobutu announces additional charges as crowds cheer in the capital. The UN reports arrests and ill treatment of Stanleyville’s white population. Lumumba, seized near Port Francqui, was captured by forces loyal to Mobutu and transported to Kokolo army camp for custody.
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Patrice Lumumba
Leopoldville
Lumumba
Congo
The
Leopardville
Stanleyville
Port Francqui
Col
Joseph Mobutu
Mobutu
Kokolo
Baluba Attack Halted by U.N. Moroccans Hold Luena
U.N. Moroccan troops halted a Baluba assault on Luena in Elisabethville district. Hundreds of tribesmen pressed the coal town 150 miles west of Elisabethville, killing six locals before retreating with dead and wounded.
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Elisabethville
The
Congo
U.N
Luena
Katanga
Adenauer Cancels Trips Due to Illness
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer canceled planned trips to Paris and London this month on doctors advice. The 84 year old German leader, described as satisfactory and without fever, has been at home with a cold and all appointments were canceled.
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Bonn
Germany
UPI
Konrad Adenauer
Paris
London
Adesnauer
Reds' Foster Granted One Year Travel for Medical Treatment
William Foster, former United States Communist Party chairman, won a federal court order allowing him to leave the country for medical care in Russia and Czechoslovakia for one year. He has been bedridden since 1957 at his Nelson Avenue home and was indicted in 1948 on conspiracy charges but never tried due to illness.
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New York
William 2. Foster
Communist Party
United States
Russia
Czechoslovakia
William RB. Heriands
Foster
Nelson Ave
Liberian Freighter Morazan Stranded Off Manitou Island Salvaged
The 244 foot Liberian freighter Francisco Morazan, with 13 crew, rode out a Lake Michigan grounding near South Manitou Island as winds subsided. Greek skipper Eduardo Trivizas, 26, and marine officials agreed salvage plans while Coast Guard icebreaker Mackinaw stood by. The captain’s wife Anastasia, expectant with their second child, was evacuated. he chose to stay aboard.
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Traverse City
Mich
Francisco Morazan
Lake Michigan
Teesday
Great Lakes
Manitou Island
Eduardo Trivizas
Coast Guard
J Mackinaw
Anastasia
Romania Mali to Establish Diplomatic Ties
Relations between Communist Romania and Mali in West Africa were agreed upon, with Radio Bucharest reporting the move to establish diplomatic relations. The announcement marks a step in ties between Bucharest and Bamako amid Cold War era shifts.
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Vienna
Austria
Romania
Mali
West Africa
Radio Bucharest
34 Die in Nation From Fires in 24 Hour Period
Fire officials report at least 34 deaths across the United States in a 24 hour span ending Friday. Twenty eight of the victims died in five Southern states as frigid temperatures and gas stove heating are blamed for many of the blazes.
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Associated Press
South
Registrar Upheld As Agent With Out State Drivers
Massachusetts Supreme Court upholds a state law making the Registrar of Motor Vehicles an agent for service of summons on out of state motorists in accidents in Massachusetts. The ruling affirms a 1955 jury award of 28,515 dollars to Mrs. Annette Toczko widow of Adolph J. Toczko who died in a 1953 Athol crash. The case involved Edward S. Young of Enfield Connecticut and allowed suits through the registrar for out of state drivers.
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Boston
UPI
Massacchusetts Supreme Court
State Registrar of Motor Vehicles
High Court
Hampshire County Superior Court
Annette Toczko
Adolph J. Toczko
Athol
Airs. Toczko
Edward 5. Young
Enfield
Conn
Massachusetts
Hampshire County
Young
Priest Pleads Guilty to Abducting Girl
In Superior Wisconsin a 47 year old Roman Catholic priest and former St. Marys Hospital chaplain, Rev Lawrence Dudink, pleaded guilty to abducting Rosalie OConnell of Gilbert Minnesota from the hospital where she had been admitted for a nervous condition. He was sentenced to three years in state prison in a closed court session. The maximum penalty for abduction is 15 years, equal to kidnapping. The girl was returned to her parents Conrad and Mrs OConnell. Dudink, an admitted reformed alcoholic, was arrested in Phoenix.
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Wis
Arizona
Freday
Lawrence Dudink
St. Mary's Hospital
Rosalie O'Connell
Gilbert
Minn
Sentorce Lm
A. Walles Dahl
Dudink
Society of Divine Word Missionaries
Phoenix
Conrad O'Connell
Wisconsin
Germans Emigrate In Large Numbers Since 1946
Government figures show about 700000 Germans left the country between 1946 and 1959. Roughly 350000 went to the United States, 208000 to Canada, about 63000 to Australia, with the remainder mainly heading to Brazil and South Africa.
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United States
Canada
Australia
Breazil
South Africa
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