U S Appeals For UN To Speed Congo Decision
United States chief delegate James J. Wadsworth urged the emergency United Nations General Assembly to act without delay to prevent Soviet efforts to subvert Congo and thwart the United Nations after a lengthy wrangle over emergency treatment for the member.
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United States
U.N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
Congo
United Nations
James J. Wadsworth
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Premier's Fate Still Unknown
In Leopoldville the Congo Soviet officials retreated after failed attempts to penetrate the new nation. Patrice Lumumba, whose power helped the Russians gain a foothold, has disappeared and rumors of his death circulate as Col. Mobutu expels Soviet influence and consolidates control. The U.N. debate over Congo policy continues amid political wrangling.
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Central Africa
Joseph Mobutu
Patrice Lumumba
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Ghana
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Terps Roll Past Mountaineers in Early Season Opener
Tulane upset California 7-3 in Berkeley as Alabama beat Georgia 21-6 on TV. Standouts included Billy Richardson for Alabama and Stan Gann for Georgia Tech. Navy’s Jon Belling starred with two touchdowns and a key pass in a 22-7 win over Boston College. Missouri’s Danny Larose anchored a 31-6 Missouri win over Pittsburgh. Kansas defeated Texas Christian 21-7. Tulane’s Tommy Mason connected for an 8-yard TD with Phil Coan. Army and Penn posted expected wins. Navy and Navy’s Cadets rolled to 37-0 and 20-0 over Buffalo and Laketon University respectively.
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Boston College
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Missouri
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Phil Coan
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Army
Penn
Ierry Scattani
Calfornia
Cadets
Buffalo
Nittany Idons
Maryland
Laketon University
Castro Faces frosty crowds as Khrushchev troops in
In New York, Fidel Castro expected amid a 16 nation chief arrival for the U.N. General Assembly. Police gird for an invasion mood as Khrushchev’s disarmament talks loom. State Department contends Castro’s stay plans and hotel arrangements face ongoing tensions over access and security during the six day voyage aboard the Baltika.
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Romania
U.S. State Department
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Zhekerov
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Shelburne
Nicolai Zhaka
York
Castro Bettow
State Department
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Cuba
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Khruhchev
East Side
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Party of 50
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Khrushchey
President Eisenhower Urges Calm During UN Visit
President Eisenhower urged Americans to greet foreign leaders visiting the United Nations with calm despite antagonism. He spoke from Camp David before the U N General Assembly opens Tuesday. Khrushchev, Castro, Kadar, and Shehu head a list of visiting chiefs of state. He asked for dignity and cooperation amid security concerns and protests.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
United Nations General Assembly
Khrushchev
New York Man Fires Shotgun in Marietta Café
Police hunted Gil bert Kilcoin, 43, from Olean, after a shotgun blast through a downtown Marietta restaurant window injured four people. Only Bertha Bush, 51, was admitted to hospital. others treated and released.
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Washington County
New York
Gilbert Kilcoin
Olean
Bertha Bush
Nixon Charges Kennedy With Fear Campaign At Rally
Vice President Nixon assailed Senator Kennedy as using distortion and fear to frighten Americans over Nikita Khrushchev’s UN visit. He called Kennedy’s approach obsessed with fear and failure, urged unity, and praised Nixon’s campaign momentum from Des Moines to Minneapolis.
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Iowa
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America
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Khrushchev
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Greensboro
Charlotte
Richard M. Nixon
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Sioux City
Eustace Dan Brunet
Fdmund
Daniel J
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Kennedy Sees Policy Of Drift In US Race
Sen. John F. Kennedy urging North Carolina voters says the United States must build an invulnerable atomic striking force and conventional arms to quell brushfire wars before pursuing peace with the Soviet Union. He accuses the current administration of drift and complacency harming economy and prestige. He warns against slogans and stresses stronger defense to halt communism's spread.
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Latin America
Castro Steps Up Campaign and Bank Seizures in Cuba
HAVANA AP reports Fidel Castro’s government intensified actions against the United States. Banks including First National City Bank of New York, First National Bank of Boston, and Chase Manhattan were nationalized. U.S. Ambassador Bonsal was confined to a 10 square mile Havana area and four embassy employees were expelled for espionage, with three more Americans linked to spying detained. The moves followed U.S. measures affecting Cuba amid Khrushchev threats and U.S. restrictions during Castro’s UN General Assembly visit.
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Fidel Cagero
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Cuba
U.S
Philip Bonsal
Castro
Osvaldo Dorelicos
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First National Bank of
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Chase Manhattan Bank
Milietiamen Bank
Raul Roa
Vedado
Counter Action Roa
Manhattan Island
U.N. General Assembly
U.S. State Department
Marjorie Lennox
Robert L. Neet
Bonsal
Mario Nordic
Gunman Kills Two Then Dies in Pittsburgh Shootout
Oswald Zambon 57, an unemployed stonemason, opened fire from his second floor into a street scene in the Liberty district killing a steelworker, his son, and injuring two others before shooting himself. A youth aged 16 with a .22 rifle was restrained at the scene. Zambon's wife and daughter described his years of paranoia and a recent eye removal contributing to his breakdown.
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Dam Haluck
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Bert
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Oswald Zambon
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Condit
Charles N. Destefano
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Arelene
Barbara
Roblett
Eisenhower orders Panamanian flag flown in Canal Zone
President Eisenhower directed that the Panamanian flag be flown beside the Stars and Stripes in the Panama Canal Zone, drawing sharp criticism from two House members. The White House called it a voluntary unilateral decision amid Latin America policy moves as unrest over sovereignty and flag display persisted after last year’s riots.
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Eisenhower
Panama Canal Zone
Panama
House of Representatives
White House
Republic of Panama
U.S
Latin America
Daniel J. Flood
D-Pay
Armistead I. Selden Jr
D-Ala
Inter- American Affairs Subcommittee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
WarsWell
WDA
Raleigh
Lennox
Ping
Berserk Ohio gunman kills two and wounds three
In Cleveland on a Friday night a 42 year old East Side man used a shotgun to kill two women and wound three others before being captured at Woodland Hills Park. Police say Robert H. Griffin, a 52 year old rubbish truck driver, apologized claiming people were plotting against him. Names of the victims include Mary Williams and Mrs Wille Benjamin with the wounded listed as Annie Morgan Zeddie Cunningham and Willie Benjamin.
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East Side
Robert H. Griffin
Woodland Hills Park
Harry Davidson
Griffin
Mary Williams
Wille Benjamin
Annie Morgan
Zeddie Cunningham
Willie Benjamin
East Tilt
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iDominican Grants Security Pardons
In Ciudad Trujillo the government granted a broad amnesty Saturday, pardoning all persons accused or convicted of actions endangering state security. The measure covered those awaiting trial, those convicted, and individuals in hiding or unjailed, with no official count provided.
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