Red-Backed Rebels Flee From Congo Army Showdown in Detroit
In a Detroit AP report Premier Moise Tshombe announced rebel forces fled after an early morning clash near Albertville Eastern Congo. He said Communist-backed factions faced a strike deadline and return to talks as Congo and UAW efforts intertwined with auto industry pressure.
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Chrysler
Burundi
Tomolive Big Three
Congo
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Albertville
Hadjand
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UAW
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Toyal
Leopoldville
WAM
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Tstombe
Ien
GM Worth Albers
Reminder to dial direct for faster contact
A brief notice instructs readers to use direct dialing to reach the parties faster, emphasizing efficiency in telephone communications. The item highlights a procedural tip likely seen in a public notice or classifieds section.
Protests Over Greek Overflight Of Cyprus
United Nations formally accuses Greece of violating Cyprus airspace with a two hour overflight of Mansoura Kokkinia and Lefka while Greek Cypriots report plasma delivery and radio trouble. UN Command notes the DC3 landed at Nicosia before refueling and returning to Greece. Tensions rise as Makarios seeks aid and Turkish unrest spreads in Izmir Ankara.
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Lefka
U.N
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Mansoura-Kokkina
Frideh Royal Air Force
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Makarios
Lout
Alexandria
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Cypris
Isat Inonu
Izmir
Ankara
D.C
Mississippi School Desegregation Begins in Biloxi
Mississippi moves to desegregate public elementary schools with 17 Negro pupils starting today in Biloxi under federal court orders. Officials expect no trouble as other Southern cities begin similar steps, while Jackson reports 43 Negro applicants to previously white schools and parochial schools plan to admit first graders regardless of race.
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Georgia
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Supreme Court
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Mipail
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Jackson
Paul B. Johnson
Dior Dress to Replace Nuns Habit in Catholic Order
Rome dispatch reports the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul, nearly 50,000 strong, will switch Sept. 20 from traditional black habits and winged cornette headgear to Dior designed attire. The new habit features a slate blue veil like head kerchief, a shorter hem by 15 inches, and a simpler gown, drawing on earlier American influences from Blessed Mother Elizabeth Seton.
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UPD
House of Dior
Daughters of Charity of St
Dior
America
Elizabeth Seton
United States
Population boom warned for end of century
Washington AP reports a Population Reference Bureau study predicts U.S. population could reach about 862 million by 2000 and 1487 million by 2010 if fertility trends persist. The bulletin notes growing gaps in fertility by race and class, with nonwhite and farm families showing higher rates than whites, and emphasizes urbanization and improved living standards as factors.
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U.S
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Anti Malaria Drive Starts in Ghana
In Accra Ghana Health Minister Kedzo announced an anti malaria drive as Mas Jaria and his wife Vincenzo Gueltelmi began a long overland journey to Tokyo Japan. They planned to travel via Red China Calcutta and Peking aiming to reach the October Olympics and carry food chocolate bars tires for the campaign.
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Ghana
Mas Jaria
Mwein
Joseph Rome
Kedzo
Vincenzo Gueltelmi
Bas
Tokyo
Red China
Peking
Calcutta
London Predicted Future Megalopolis by Cambridge Professor
London is forecast to become a megacity stretching from mid peninsula 100 miles north to coastal areas and eight miles south toward parks and farms. Cambridge geography professor A A L Caesar predicts London will expand into a vast urban area with streets and rural tracts integrated into the metropolis.
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A.A.L. Caesar
Mid Pens
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Pasadena Classifieds Ad Rates and Legal Notices
In Pasadena California a daily and Sunday newspaper offers legal adverts with single page rates plus monthly prices. Court order case A No June 8 3834 lists admissible notices. Address: BE8 East Colorado Boulevard Pasadena CA 91101.
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Rasivge Gal
Ipa Andana
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Gelarade
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OIG
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Yrdrnag
Silos Stolen as Polish Poultry Feed Storage Cut Short
In Poland the PAP reports only forty thousand of a planned one hundred thousand silos for storing animal feed were built this year in the countryside. A separate AP item notes a morning wake up call and a roof collapse tied to a disappearance or theft, with unclear details about Padilla Fuentes.
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Poland
Mexico City
Arti
Padilla
Fuentes
Rice to Congo Rebels
A fragmentary report describes workmen tearing down a house valued at $16,000 and a tall man with a mustache in Tokyo promising support to Congo rebels. The New China News Agency said the man offered rice in exchange for aiding the rebel cause, indicating a wartime propaganda front.
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China
Congo
Ching
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