Tshombe Suspends Order To Destroy Installations
Katanga leader Moise Tshombe agreed to halt orders to blow up Kolwezi mining installations and to cooperate with U.N. forces as they approach the key industrial area 150 miles northwest of Elisabethville. U.N. troops move toward Kolwezi while assurances protect Katanga gendarmes and Tshombe’s personal bodyguard.
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Tshombe
Elisabethville
Katanga
the Congo
Moise Tshombe
Kolwezi
U.N
Congo
Cyrille Adoula
Leopoldville
Tshilombe
Union Miniere Company
United Nations
Seamen Idle In Ports As 27 Day Longshore Strike Paralyzes Trade
About 5,000 American seamen on U S flag vessels in New York and other ports from Maine to Texas are idle due to a 27 day longshoremen strike. Many enjoy rest and television at NMU halls while some work on exempt ships or take vacation. Union supporters say ship owners pushed toward a strike.
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New York
Maine
Texas
Robert Maxwell
New York City
U. S
National Maritime Union
Afl-Cio
NMU
Manhattan
West Side
Joseph F. Jean
Barre
S. S. Ameriica
New Yor Public
Jean
Budget Slice Likely Restoration Is Seen
Washington AP reports that the 88th Congress is likely to cut Kennedy's new appropriations this year and restore many reductions next year. Past Congresses trimmed billions in new requests, yet supplemental appropriations often restore prior cuts. The pattern is strongest in election years.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Quiet Invasion Reaches Iola Kansas From Hutchinson
About 30 families from Hutchinson and others from nearby states move to Iola joining the Bethel Baptist Church. They say the move is divinely inspired and seek new work, while Iola residents express surprise and concern over jobs and integration into the community.
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Iola
Kan
Kansas
Jim Hoss
Hutchinson
Bethel Baptist Church
Madison Avenue
Oklahoma
Missouri
Illinois
Don Kindhart
Madison Avenue Church
First Baptist Church of
D. A. McDonald Jr
Allen County
Sta
Chuckle Jokes About Worries and Therapy
A man visits a psychiatrist and jokes about lumping nagging worries into one big complex. The quip plays on therapy aims and the human tendency to overthink small concerns.
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Gen
Fea, Corp
Chinese Delegate Shouted Down At Commie Congress
Berlin AP dispatch reports Red Chinese delegate Wu Hsiu yuan was jeered down at the East German party congress after a veiled attack on Khrushchev. Paul Werner rebuked Wu for attacking fraternal parties as 2,500 delegates hissed and stamped in protest. Khrushchev avoided the session, inviting West Berlin Mayor Brandt who declined under CDU pressure. Wu pressed on briefly before silencing himself.
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East Berlin
Brandt
Christian Democrats
West Berlin
West
Paul Werner
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Cuba
Paul Verner
Verner
Pfus
Mao Tze-tung
Grand Berlin
Ball markes significant date for Biddeford inauguration
Plans call for a Biddeford mayor inauguration ball for Willie Pom erleau on February 12 Lincoln's birth day with state dignitaries invited. Committeemen Paul Deshais and Raymond Belanger say the event will be at St John hall Main and Elm from 8 p m to midnight with music by the Red Coats and Lionel Boudin as MC.
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Biddeford
Willie Pomerleau
Lincoln
Reed
Paul Deshaies
Raymond Belanger
St. John Hall
Main
Elm Streets
Red Coats
Lionel Bouthat
Cuban-Americans May Come Home
The Shirley Lykes sails toward Havana with 7,000 tons of ransom supplies for Fidel Castro under the Red Cross flag. A Pan American plane will carry 10,000 pounds of cargo and return with Cuban-Americans.
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Gael Ene Sepeneaelan Jr
Associated Press
Shirley Lykes
Cuba
Joe
Cgowan JR
Havana
Red Cross
Shirley Sykes
Fidel Castro
Pan American World Airways
Miami
Port Everglades
Midwest Weather Recalls Bitter Snowstorm and Cold
A new Arctic air mass swept into Montana and the northern Midwest bringing blizzard conditions in Montana and drifting snow on highways. Temperatures fell sharply with readings around 30 below in some areas and near 20 below in much of North Dakota.
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Associated Press
Montana
Midwest
Dakotas
Minnesota
Nebraska
Rockies
Texas
Ga Lakes
Mississippi Valey
International Falls
Minn
Canadian
North Dakota
Winter Weather Grips Maine With Subzero Lows
Temperatures plunged below zero across much of Maine with Old Town and Greenville at five below. Limestone Caribou and Houston reported three below while Millinocket was two below. Other areas ranged from Bangor four to Eastport twenty three below zero with a warmer trend forecast tonight in northern sections.
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Portland
Maine
U.S. Weather Bureau
Old Town
Greenville
Limestone
Caribou
Houston
Millinocket
Bangor
Rumford
Augusta
Brunswick
Eastport
Weather Bureau
Truman to Undergo Routine Hernia Operation
Former President Harry S. Truman, 78, checked into Research Hospital for his annual physical and is scheduled for a routine hernia operation. The procedure is described by the hospital as minor and not expected to affect his public duties.
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Truman
Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Khrushchev Invite Rouses West Berlin Election Campaign
Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev invited Mayor Willy Brandt to Berlin for talks on the Cold War fate of the city, a move used by both Brandt's Socialists and the Christian Democrats to pressure voters ahead of February 17 elections for West Berlin's 133 member House of Representatives. Brandt declined citing pressure from coalition partners, while saying the decision reflected a need he believed to be necessary.
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Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
Brandt
Christian Democrats
Berlin Wall
Konrad Adenauer
Khrushchev
West
House of Representatives
Effort On End News Strike Strikes Blur NY Daily Publishing
Federal mediators meet separately with publishers and the striking printers union to end the 42 day blackout of New York nine major newspapers. In Cleveland the Teamsters and Newspaper Guild strike moves into its eighth week with votes among non Guild workers. A planned New York Chronicle stop gap paper was announced to publish in Mount Kisco as a third general circulation paper to arise from the strike.
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New York
Stephen I. Schlosscher
Amory H. Bradford
The
New York Times
International Typographical Union
Afl-Cio
Bertram ‘A. Powers
Cleveland
Teamsters’ Union
Ind
Plain Dealer
Press & ‘News
Press & News
Ralph S. Locher
New York Chronicle
Mount Kisco
Chronicle
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