Lumumba Hunt Continues as Congo Crisis Deepens
Congolese soldiers sweep the African quarter hunting ex Premier Lumumba who escaped the guarded villa. Lumumba warned of civil war as he seeks Stanleyville protection and a possible parliamentary bid. Mobutu and Kasavubu doubt the escape report while U.N. officials note careful planning behind the escape. Lumumba may flee by boat toward Stanleyville, with river patrols alerted.
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Leopoldville
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
Stanleyville
Thomas Kasza
United Nations
Accra
New York
Joseph Mobutu
U.N
Mobutu
Joseph Kasavubu
Stanleville
Congo River
Equator Province
FBI arrests California kidnapper in ransom case
FBI agents nabbed Frank Marrone on a Los Angeles street in connection with the kidnapping of Anthony Alessio, the San Diego race track executive. Alessio, 41, was abducted from his home, later found unharmed in a San Diego motel, and $77,900 ransom had been recovered earlier. Marrone, 31, faced a $200,000 ransom note. his wife Selma and two co‑suspects were arrested in Hollywood.
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Los Angeles
FBI
Frank Marrone
Anthony Alessio
Marrone
Alessio
San Diego
Sam Diego
Caliente
Baja
California
Melrone
Selma
Hollywood
Don Keller
James R. Gorman
Huntington Park
Calif
Gorman
Ruby
Saco Ward Caucuses Stir Political Fight in Democratic Races
Campaign talk heats in Saco as caucuses loom with ward battles. Deschambeault and Fenderson face possible challenges from Perrin Mansur or Parady while Charles Cote keeps support. City committee endorsed Cote and school officials with ward races set for this week.
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Saco
Alcide Deschambeault
Robert Fenderson
Democrat Social Club
Democratic City Committee
Charles R. Cote
Deschambeault
Donald Perrin
Fenderson
Carl Mansur
Thomas E. Parady
Democratic Social Club
Charles ‘R. Cote
Thomas Winston
Adrien Pet
Jerry Vermette
Louis Soucy
Joseph Kenneally
Harry Warren
Saco City Hall
Plac
Republican City Caucus
Runaway Freight Car Train Halted By Quick Action
In Philadelphia a string of 84 box cars loaded with grain ran wild for five miles before two Pennsylvania Railroad workers directed switches to steer them away from trains and property. Two engineers were lightly injured while braking and stopping 15 derailed cars after the runaways halted on an upgrade in the Overbrook area.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frank W. Bartle
Lansdale
Larry Vance
Collingswood
West Philadelphia
Bartle
Vance
Charles N. Campbell
Camden
N. J
John A. Cooney
Narbeth
Thhey
Presbyterian Hospital
PRR
Buffalo
Jersey City
Overbrook
Are Media Branch
Ater
Carpenters Union Heads Given Prison Sentences
Indiana judge jailed Carpenters Union leaders Maurice Hutcheson and O William Blaier for conspiracy and bribery in highway land deals. Each received 2 to 14 years with $250 fines, and bonds of $5,000 posted while new trial motions are argued. Former highway official Harry Doggett faces bribery charges.
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State Highway Department
Lake
Wayne
Bell
Hutcheson
Blaier
Harry O. Doggett
I Hutcheson
Snowbound Cabin Baby Doing Well
Anna Shifrine says the premature birth of her baby in a snowbound Sierra cabin did not bother her. She and her husband Moshe and friends faced an overnight storm and drove the infant Rebecca 200 yards to the car and home without a doctor Tuesday or Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vacaville
Calif
Anna Shifrine
Holi
Rebecca
Shifrine
Shif
Sewer Question Again On Saco Ballot
Saco voters must reaffirm the $45 000 for Bearbrook sewage plant after banks request a repeat vote. Project aims to eliminate Goose Fare brook pollution with state 18 000 and federal 27 000 in aid toward 90 000 total, funds held until April 1 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Bearbrook
Goose Farebrook
Goose Fare Brook
Maine Water Improvement Commission
Shas
WIC
Charles R. Cote
Richardson and Coffin
Boston
Integration Battle at New Orleans Schools Faces Resistance
In New Orleans angry mothers blocked access to William Frantz School as a Protestant minister escorted his five-year-old daughter to an integrated class. Two white children attended, while the boycott persisted at McDonogh No. 12 with no white students present. A 10-woman committee visited a resistant white mother, pledging unity to keep the boycott intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
William Frantz
McDonagh No. 12
Bus Hit by Train Kills Many Pupils Near Lamont
A Canadian National Railways train struck a loaded school bus at a Lamont Alberta crossing in subzero weather. About half of the 32 children aboard were killed with others injured. The bus carried students from Chipman district to a Lamont high school.
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Lamont
Alta
Canadian National Railways
Edmonton
Alberta
Harry Sharuk
Frank Burney
M. Woycenko
Chipman
The
Times
Intitute
Fidel
Fulgencio Batista
Soviet Style Collectivization Meets Cuban Reality
AP reports in Camaguey and Oriente provinces that many sugar and cattle workers resent Soviet style collectivization under Fidel Castro. Citizens describe scarce beans and rice, poor quality goods, and rising prices while militia and armed forces secure life and work zones amid growing opposition.
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Camaguey, Cuba
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
Oriente
Camaguey
Camagueyan
Las Villas
Matanzas
United States
Washington
Santiago
Saide
Escambray
Trinidad
Cienfuegos
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Farmington State Teachers College
C. K. Burns School
Miss Richards
Burns School
Esther Emmons
Howard Cushman
Judy Carter
Lucille Molodogon
Mildred Dwelley
Miss Weeks
Lumumba Hunt
Eee
Southern York County League
Wells High School
Fred Leftey
Berwick High School
George Dorion
St. Ignatius
Andrew Peterson
Ken Parady
John MacDonald
Russell Noyes
Robert Butlee
Story
Carpenters Union
Indianapolis
Ind
Carpenters Presi
Copr
Gen
Fea. Corp
Harold K. Milks
Associated Press Caribbean Service
Moscow
Public Works Ministry
St. Marie Field
Graham Street
Biddeford
First
National Stores
Brown Trucking Company
Kenne.bankport
ST. Joseph
ST. Louis
Alumni Association
St. Louis High School
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