Congo fears as UN pulls out by year end
In Leopoldville fears rise over a possible UN troop withdrawal by year end. Officials warn it could spark renewed tribal slaughter and undermine recovery, as the Adoula government struggles to maintain order without UN support. A decision to halt delivery of 186 heavy trucks deepens transportation bottlenecks.
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Feared Drowning Victims In Saginaw Bay Tragedy
Four men including Wallace Zinck 50 owner of a 17 foot boat and three others aged 40 70 disappeared after a fishing trip on rough Saginaw Bay waters. The capsized craft was found off Point Lookout as Coast Guard cutters scoured the area amid high winds and waves. A witness named William B. Chasiman of Saginaw reported seeing the party before the capsizing. police noted the Zinck family owns a house trailer nearby.
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Customs Official Needs Kind Word Says Ridder
Walter T Ridder argues for fair treatment of U S Customs Service workers after daily travel hardships. He recalls positive interactions with courteous inspectors aiding families, elderly, and non English speakers, insisting critics wrongly denounce those enforcing laws. He calls for politeness and dignity toward inspectors who uphold complex rules.
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Governor Urges OK lon Bill for Fair Housing
Sacramento Governor Famund G Brown urged passage of the fair housing bill at a NAACP rally on the Capitol steps. He said the measure would bar private landlords from denying housing due to race, creed, or national origin, with limited exemptions. Brown cited global and constitutional ethics, vowed to press the bill through the Legislature, aiming for California to be a model leader.
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Plane found with three alive after missing in Sierra Nevada
The Piper Tri Pacer, missing for three days, was sighted near Buck's Lake with all three aboard alive. Sheriff W C Abernethy said the crew, Jack Leineke 61 Sacramento, Eva Rita Leineke, and Geneva Blair Rue, were standing when seen by aerial observers. Rescue helicopters were being sent to the canyon site, with landing points several miles away due to terrain. An Air Force rescue helicopter and Civil Air Patrol units had located the plane, prompting a continued CAP search effort.
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