UN Builds Arms Power In Congo Tshombe Eyed
In Katanga the United Nations strengthens military presence as Moise Tshombe signals willingness to end the secession. Indian troops near Kolwezi clash with mortar fire. one Indian soldier is wounded. Thant hopes Tshombe will grant UN freedom of movement and back amnesty under his Congo unification plan.
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Congo
Elisabethville
Katanga
the Congo
U.N
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Kolwezi
U Thant
United Nations
Thant
New York
Leopoldville
Rhodesia
Cyrille Adoula
Joseph Kasavubu
Adoula
Shombe
Castro Issues Revolution Call
Fidel Castro denounced the split in world communism and urged Latin American masses to rise in revolution. He urged revolutionary leaders to rally the masses for combat and said peaceful transition is possible but not yet proven. The speech to an American women’s congress in Havana emphasized unity with Marxism Leninism and highlighted fights in Angola Viet Nam and Latin America.
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Key West
Fla
Fidel Castro
Castro
Congress of Americcan Women
Havana
United States
Canada
Europe
Asia
Cuba
Angola
Viet Nam
Latin America
Citrus Crop Damage Hits Pocketbook
Weather across coasts drives up household fruit and vegetable budgets. Florida December freezes damaged about a third of the citrus crop, shrinking national orange and grapefruit supplies to about 70 percent of last year. Trade sources warn shortages persist until new crops arrive next fall, with temporary vegetable price effects due to quicker crop cycles.
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Darden Chambliss
AP Business
NEW York (Ap
Atlantic
Gulf
Florida
Department of Agriculture
Julius Leitzer
Texas
California
Europe
Sunday drivers and Friday drivers seek parking spots
A lighthearted note jokes that today’s Sunday drivers are really Friday drivers still hunting for parking. The playful observation credits Copr. Gen. Fea. Corp. and keeps a casual, local newspaper tone.
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Gen
Fea. Corp
Khrushchev warns East Germans of U S nuclear might
In a Berlin congress speech Khrushchev cites U S arsenals of 40 000 warheads and warns that a full nuclear strike would kill 700 000 800 million people. He discusses a 100 megaton bomb and says such devices could target aggressors overseas not Western Europe. He calls for peace as socialism’s prime task and opposes war to win communism. He also urges free West Berlin status.
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Berlin
Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
France
Germany
Communist Party Congress
East Germany
Cuba
Peking
Communist Party
Rushchev
West Germany
States Rights Plan Gets Cool Backing
Three states rights amendment proposals from the General Assembly of the States were to be presented in 45 state legislatures. In Maine Rep. William R. Hardy failed to get material from the Maine Legislature, delaying introduction. Maine Senate leaders, while sympathetic to restraining federal power, call the Court of the Union idea unconstitutional and too broad.
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Augusta
Maine
William R. Hardy
R Hope
General Assembly of
U.S
Senate
Jone
Court of the Union
U.S. Supreme Court
Atty
Frank E. Hancock
Congress
Chicago
General Assembly of the States
Council of State Governments
Bills Filed To Aid Maine Economic Development
Senate proposals seek up to 20 million in state credit guarantees for recreational facilities and a Maine Recreational Facilities Authority with loans up to 1 million each or 90 percent of project cost. Other measures include 7.3 million in bonds for parks, 1.5 million for Cresent Beach expansion, and hiring funds for industrial and recreational development personnel.
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Augusta
Senate
Shelton C. Noyes
R-Range
Ment
Maine
Industrial Building Authority
Noyes
Ralph M. Lovell
R-Sanford
Grafton Notch
Kent Beach State Park
Cape Elizabeth
Reed
Crescent Beach
Loren FE. Kimball
Northeast Harbor
New York Press Strike Talks Resume for 3000 Printers
Negotiators for 3000 striking printers and nine major New York dailies reopen bargaining on the 40th day of the blackout. Demonstrations drew up to 25 000 union supporters outside the New York Times as talks proceed amid partial progress with photo engravers and mailers joining the stoppage.
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New York
Afl-Cio International Typographical Union
New York Times
Bertram A. Powers
Cleveland
Reed Feels Bond Issue Will Pass
AUGUSTA AP Gov Reed expresses confidence that a legislative majority will back his $18.5 million bond issue for capital construction plus $4 million from surplus. He defends the program against financier doubts and notes educational needs and park system demands. He dismisses talk of Maynard Dolloff as fish and game chief. Reed says tax cuts could boost dollars and possibly raise state revenue estimates.
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Augusta
Reed
Maynard C. Dolloff
Dolloff
Kennedy
Maine
Budget Battle Shapes Up in Congress Over Kennedy Plan
In Washington, a fierce fight over the budget emerges as Kennedy plans a 99 billion dollar budget with a Treasury deficit projection of over 10 billion. The clash shadows his 13.5 billion three year tax cut push and welfare proposals while voters weigh defense and education demands.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Treasury
Posals
Youth Conservation Corps
Kenenedy
Mercury To Take Nosedive
Bitter sub zero temperatures gripped Maine with readings down to 20 below in Greenville and Old Town and 14 below in Caribou. Bangor and Rumford posted 10 below while Augusta remained at one below as coastal areas eyed even colder conditions tonight per the Weather Bureau.
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Portland
Maine
Mercury
Greenville
Old Town
Caribou
Millinocket
Houston
Limestone
Bangor
Rumford
Augusta
Brunswick
Eastport
U.S. Weather Bureau
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Fred Warner
Lucien Doyon
Willie Pomerleau
Roger Nadeau
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Story
Il Tnt 9
Corres
Wonderbar Steak & Seafood House
Washington Street
States Rights Plan
Madeliene Davenport
Biddeford Public Health Nursing Association
John Barrett
Cherry Lane
William O'Sullivan
Ellen O'Leary R. N
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Frank Carey
Davenport
Ohio City
Ralph Locher
Aflcio
the Plain Dealer
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Order of Hibernians
Mason Street
Frederick Hayes
Paul Brady
Eugene Sullivan
Jack Chenard
Philip Stebbins
Sentinel
Warren
Girard
James O'Leary
John Donahue
John Staples
Murphy’s Music Store
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