Tshombe Ends Katanga Resistance Seeks Peaceful Exit
Katanga leader Moise Tshombe agreed after four hours of talks with UN officials to surrender his last stronghold in Kolweri and allow UN troops to enter Kolweri by Monday. He vowed to disarm the gendarmerie and dismantle explosives at mines, dams, and bridges, with UN protection for surrendering forces and a path toward unification under UN plans. Tshombe planned to travel to Kalwezi to order disarmament and ensure no further resistance. The UN will integrate gendarmerie into the Congolese army by Jan 21 and guarantee security for its personnel.
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Weather Summary for Bridgeport and Vicinity
Partial clouds with a chance of rain. Temperatures show yesterday’s high and low, with a forecast for today and ahead. Almanac notes record sun rise and set times, tides, humidity, and barometer readings, including tomorrow’s low and high tides. Fifty cites for the eighteenth day of the year and twenty eighth of winter appear in the local weather digest.
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Ransom Vessel Sails for Cuba From Fort Lauderdale
A freighter Shirley Sykes cast off at 11 25 tonight carrying Cuba prisoner ransom supplies and a thousand life jackets as refugees depart Fidel Castro regime. The ship aims for Havana with 7000 tons of ransom goods and extra medical supplies aided by Pan American Airways plane to retrieve refugees. Cuban government expected to deny a second flight after a prior cargo run.
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Area Pastor Held for Tests In Scuffle at Capital Airport
A hearing is set at St Elizabeths hospital to observe Rev. A Kendall Smith 27 pastor of Mt Zion Baptist South Norwalk after a scuffle with police at National airport. He faces commitment to determine need for hospitalization for observation. The case links to a Connecticut anti discrimination campaign against Western Union.
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Brandt Refuses Talks With Khrushchev in Berlin
West Berlin mayor Willy Brandt declined a Khrushchev invitation to meet in East Berlin amid Berlin crisis. Brandt cited pressure from Adenauer’s Christian Democrats and said talks would worsen coalition politics ahead of West Berlin’s looming election. He left the door open for future talks, noting unforeseen difficulties.
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Unclear OCR fragment hints at a police stop
Fragment shows a man refusing to show identification and officers valuing his cooperation. Context and full facts are unreadable on page twelve.
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Puzzle editor notes on cozy clues and tricky puzzles
The Sunday Post puzzle page discusses a midweek shift in prizes and attitudes, noting no victory this week. It highlights tricky clues like GJmerass and ALLOT versus ALLOWS, plus a correction that BOARDER is a social lodging term, while MOARDER fits a secretive clue.
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Dock strike probe talks recessed on caused by long battle
A three member presidential board opened hearings amid a 26 day East and Guill dock strike with broad aims to settle multifaceted labor disputes. The board held separate talks with the Dear Abby union and the New York Shipping association, seeking progress after months of stalemate.
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Kennedy Unveils Budget With Record Spending Push
President Kennedy presented a record near ninety eight billion dollar budget aimed at financing defense and a moon space program while seeking thirteen and a half billion in tax cuts offset by three and a half billion in tax changes. The proposal projects an eleven billion dollar deficit this year and a slow move toward balance as tax relief unfolds in summer. House and Senate reactions ranged from alarm to cautious approval as lawmakers face a sugeed path through Congress.
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Moves pressed to speed Route 7 reconstruction
Hartford dispatch reports two legislative moves to accelerate Route 7 from Norwalk to North Canaan. Norwalk Wilton Redding Ridgefield Bethel and Danbury sponsors back a 0 million bond to build Norwalk to Danbury expressway, joined by Litchfield lawmakers for a 19.6 million omnibus bond and 59.5 million to widen and reconstruct Danbury to North Canaan with a New Milford connector to Routes 25 and 35. A Fairfield and Litchfield county meeting backed the omnibus plan as more likely to pass than separate bills. The measure will be led in the House next week after a Judiciary Committee session chaired by Rep. Benjamin L Barringer and Sen. T Clark Mull.
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Sikorsky Sells Copters To Pakistan Airlines
Sikorsky announced a deal to supply Pakistan International Airlines with Sikorsky S-61 helicopters and spare parts in a contract valued around 3 million dollars. Deliveries start August for passenger service in Dhaka area and remote regions, chosen over Boeing Vertol.
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Fairfield to Review Sidewalk Financing Methods
Fairfield zoning commissioners vote to study how to finance a $200,000 sidewalk program with Federal funds. They plan a tour of affected areas and may hold a public hearing via the Representative Town Meeting before any formal action on assessments or sidewalk layouts.
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Democrats Push Caucus Demand For Town Committee Change
Democrats filed petitions with the Stratford registrar seeking a February caucus to amend town committee election rules. The drive, led by supporters of proportional representation, cites a January vote and calls for a five member per district structure totaling 50. State Rep Albert Provenzano said he had arranged Legion Hall for February 6 despite committee inaction.
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