Missioners in Congo Sought by U N Teams
U N helicopters and missionary planes press on to rescue Christians threatened by rebel guerrillas in the southwest Congo. At least four missionaries are dead including Irene Ferrel of Idaho. 21 Americans and 14 Canadians were saved with 10 children among them. The uprising, led by Pierre Mulele, fears Red China support as police and troops struggle to contain the violence across Kwilu, Kasai, and Kwango regions.
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Norwegian Official Plans U.S. Visit
Foreign Minister Halvard Lange of Norway will visit the United States in March to meet President Johnson and Secretary of State Rusk, the Foreign Ministry announced.
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Peace Summit Set For African States
President Julius Nyerere of Tanganyika invites all independent African states to a Dar es Salaam conference within a week to quell spreading unrest endangering Africa. British Marines landed to disarm Tanganyika Rifles after carrier jets terrorized Nachingwea. mutinies threaten East Africa and could reach Rhodesia.
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State GOP Set To Meet In Boston
Massachusetts Republicans plan their pre primary convention in Boston on June 12 and 20 with Frederic C. Dumaine Jr. as State Chairman. The Statler Hilton will host, expected delegates exceed 1,600 with 1,000 visitors, as the party moves back into cities amid critiques of urban issues.
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Mrs Kennedy Dines With Brando on Embassy Row
Mrs John F Kennedy dined Monday night with her sister Lee Radziwill and actor Marlon Brando at a restaurant on Embassy Row. The group with Brando's business manager George England sat at a corner table for a three hour dinner. They left to avoid press and rode away in a chauffeur driven limousine.
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Senate OKs Vance as deputy defense secretary and Ailes as Army chief
The Senate approved Cyprus R. Vance as deputy secretary of defense and Stephen Ailes to succeed Vance as secretary of the Army. Vance succeeds Roswell L. Gilpatric, who resigned.
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Liz’s Pictures Violated Italian Law
In Lodi Italy Judge Francesco Novello ruled that pictures of Elizabeth Taylor used to advertise the film Cleopatra violate an Italian law. He ordered the images banned or draped in white paper citing a provision banning advertisements showing undressed female figures in provocative poses that may disturb youths under 18.
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Breadwinners First in Line In L.B.J.'s War on Poverty
President Johnson urged a national push to fight poverty by boosting employment for family breadwinners. A Labor Department report found 1.7 million of 39 million family wage earners were unemployed in March 1962, highlighting consequences for children and calls for job training and daycare.
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Franco urges remedies beyond disarmament for peace
In Madrid General Francisco Franco replied to Nikita Khrushchev’s New Year greeting saying total disarmament cannot bring peace unless the causes of war are removed. He urged all who seek peace to address social injustice ignorance and misery.
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Margaret Chase Smith Pioneers as First Woman Presidential Candidate
Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine, a long-time Republican figure, announces her bid for the presidential nomination. She has never faced defeat in 24 years of politics, breaking several gender barriers such as being the first woman elected to both houses of Congress and the first woman to head a major investigative committee. Her independence and frank stance on party formalities have marked her career.
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Nehru Visits Institute for X Rays in Delhi
Prime Minister Nehru, who suffered a mild stroke 20 days ago, went to a New Delhi medical institute for X rays as part of routine checks. A spokesman said doctors are monitoring his condition.
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