Loyal Laos troops mount new attack on airfield
Laotian Army sources report Royalist columns advancing toward Ban Bag as pro Communist forces led by Captain Kong Lae claim control of the Tho Koun area and an airfield seized earlier. Western powers discuss steps to prevent widening conflict while Laos seeks Western help to resolve the civil war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tho Koun
Jacuary
Kong Las
He Plains
Vien Vane
Luang Prabang
Farang’ Prabang
Kong’ Lae
Lag
Phum
Fars
Xieng Khoueng
Seng
Khowang
Ban Bag
Xieng Khowang
Prince Bon Quny
Laos
Vientiane
Boun Oumy
Washington
United Press International
Inter- Animal Control Commission
Fy Luos
UPL
Britain
Souvanna Fhouma
Australia
Prince Boun Quin
Soviet Union
Sou Delet Gore
Qwia Mens
Phoumi Novasan
North Vietnam
U.S
London
Pote Sarasin
SEATO
Kong Lae
Hanoi
Sharpes
Seato Agpresale Bloc
Gotire Gore
Pan Pacific Conference Delegates Arrive in Canberra
The Pan Pacific King South East Asia Women’s Association conference arrives in Canberra for the first such Australian event. About 210 delegates from overseas will attend from January 19 with a reception at Hotel Canberra. Notable guests include J Matock Ulirmattl and C J Min Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tite
Gates
Oversean
Canberra
Cyanide Plot to Kill Prisoner Revealed by State Attorney
State Attorney J. Phil O'Connell announced yesterday a cyanide cake planned to kill 12 people. The plot targeted a prisoner tied to a murder case of Circuit Judge B. Chillingworth and his wife from over five years ago, with a package of poison found in Holzapfel’s possession and later confessed by the prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Phil O'Connell
Worth
O’connie Volt
Kennedy Compares Cuba Crisis With Laos Debates
Reports from Washington and Havana detail Kennedy's remarks after arriving from Florida as McNamara nears confirmation. A White House note says the diplomatic rupture with Cuba does not affect Guantanamo. U.N. scene in New York sees Cuban and anti Castro protesters, Security Council adjourns after ice and snow projectiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Florida
Cuba
Laos
Hus
Robert McNamara
White House
Naval
Guantaxiama
Havana
U.S
House of Representatives
Henry Reuss
Castro
Washington Post
Latin America
New York Times
United States
United Nations’ Chamber
Raul Raa
Security Council
Dr. Roa
Dele Pation
U.N. Broun
U.N
New York
Algerian referendum tensions flare in Algiers and Oran
Rumors of strikes and violence sweep Algiers and Oran as the referendum nears. French naval forces, including 16 ships of the Mediterranean Fleet, stand by near Oran while 6,000 troops in marines and police bolster security. In Algiers and Oran patrols intensify, especially Bab el Goued, with Paratroops aiding police in city sectors to prevent clashes between Europeans and Muslims. Voters in the countryside begin Sunday as authorities prepare for possible unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Alegiers
Oran
Colbert
Vers-El-Kebir
Ornily
Bab- El-Gued
Snot
Algeria Francaise
move+ iment
Marseilles
Frances
de Gaulle
Macmillan to Hold Talks With De Gaulle in Paris
UK Prime Minister Macmillan will meet French President de Gaulle at Rambouillet Chateau near Paris on January 28 and 29. Talks reportedly focus on Europe’s world affairs, Britain’s role, and the bloc positions within Europe including the Congo and Southeast Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Thuesday
A.A.P
U.K
Macmillany
de Gaulle
Rambourillet Chateau
French Foreign Ministry
Cuba
Wenerd
Ope
United Press
Europe
Congo
Laos
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vane Phouma
Theian
National Assembly
Stried
Miajesty
Nasiosa
L. Ty Mialietos
Opia
Oucen
West Samoa
Sydney West
Mien Tou Tou Fig
Bost
the Post
Macmillan
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!