Rebels Hit train as UN force fights in Congo
BALUBA rebels attacked a train near Bukama Katanga injuring three Swedish UN troops amid fighting. Moroccans joined the battle to aid Swedes while a second train carrying Moroccan troops was halted a mile away. Reports say Lumumba’s release remains disputed and tensions rise in Leopoldville as authorities demand recall of Dayal and curb Lumumba loyalists.
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Elisabethville
United Nations
Bukamain
Katanga
Bukama
Manono
Worth Katanga
United Nations Congo
Rajeshawar Dayal
India
American
Associated Press
Justin Domboko
Kasavubu
Dnayal
U.N
Hammarskjoeld
Mr. Kasavubu
Mr. Dayal
Congo
Leopoldville
Joseph Kagavubu
Joseph Mobutu
Thysville
Congo River
Stazzaville
Mr. Lumumba
Stanleyville
Mr. Lumuntha
Rights Bill Aims to Elevate Moslem Women in UAR
Cairo reports the United Arab Republic National Assembly will consider a Bill of Rights for Women to grant Moslem women greater say and equality with men. The measure seeks to modernize status while maintaining legal and religious frameworks.
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Cairo
United Arab Republic
National Assembly
Turbulent Turkish politics see ban lifted and leaders resume role
Turkish leaders formerly banned from public life return to prominence as easing political restrictions allow participation again after a coup attempt in May. Swine fever and horse sickness pose livestock risk in Europe and the Middle East per FAO. UN and FAO plan an emergency campaign for spring. John Kennedy invites 155 figures from arts sciences to inauguration honors.
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Rome
Europe
Middle East
United Nations Soci and Agriculture Organisation
Paris
Washington
A.A.P
John Kennedy
Hunt widens for U K Navy officer
The search for missing British Navy Sub-Lieutenant Harry Gremmond 35 who had access to classified material continued across Britain. He vanished after leave expired and is listed absent without leave. a navy spokesman noted he is a junior staff officer, not an admiral, with a description and photo circulated nationwide.
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London
A. AP
Harry Gremmond
Britain
Pitrmaine Castle
Fife
Scotland
NATO
Navy
Drummond
Police
Death of World Fishing Authority Theodore Roughley
Sydney news notes the death of Theodore Roughley 72 a world recognised authority on Australian fish and fisheries who died at The Entrance yesterday.
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World
Sydney
Theodore Roughley
Unrest Allegations Reported by Kokopo Council
The Kokopo Town Advisory Council will report to the Papua New Guinea Administration allegations that undercover agitators spread unrest among natives in New Britain. Father Heehline cited recent false rumors about warships offshore and a submarine landing men causing panic.
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Baining Mountains
F. Wilson
Australians Are Too Contented Says Motivational Expert
Sydney report quotes Dr. Erackt Dichter, president of the Institute of Motivational Research, arriving to lecture on advertising and psychology. He says Australians fear over indulgence amid cultural change and fail to present appealing image to American tourists.
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Sydney
Erackt Dichter
Institute of Motivational Research
Dichter
Australia
Norway Backs Britain Space Satellite Plan
Norway expressed interest in a joint European space satellite programme using the British Blue Streak rocket. The stance was stated in a Britain Norway communique issued after Britain's Minister of Aviation, Mr. Thorneycroft, visited Oslo.
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Norway
London
A.A
Britain
Oslo
Thorneycroft
New High Grade Uranium Found at Rum Jungle
Senator Spooner announced a new high grade uranium body at Rum Jungle after 18 months of Commonwealth drilling. He said the reserves rival the total ore already mined there and the lode is terrifically rich though exact figures were not released by the Atomic Energy Commission. The discovery comes as the government weighs Rum Jungle policy amid moderating world uranium demand.
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Darwin
Senator Spooner
Rum Jungle
Spooner
Commonwealth
Atomic Energy Commission
Rum Junele
B H P Rejects Talks On Strike In Sydney
In Sydney the B H P senior Newcastle executive refused to discuss mediation with the State Labour Council while 1,600 tradesmen at the Newcastle works remain on strike over 14 Amalgamated Engineering Union debaters dismissal. About 1,000 steel workers are stood down and production halved as the union seeks government intervention.
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Sydney
State Labour Council
J. D. Kenny
Newcastle
B.H.P
BLP
Kenny
BALP
Amalgamated Engineering Union
B.hsp
Industrial Commission
State Labour ‘Council
Maloney
Labour and Industry
Maroney
A.C. T.U
Monk
Commonwealth
Coal Industry Employers’ Authority
B.ul.p
Soviet Protest Over US Ship Actions Raised in Moscow
The Soviet government delivered a note to U S Ambassador Thompson protesting provocative moves by American ships. Tass reported Deputy Foreign Minister Kuznetsov handed the note. It cites an American Coast Guard vessel intercepting the tanker Sverdlovsk in neutral Caribbean waters and claims demands were made on Sverdlovsk’s captain.
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Moscow
A.ap
United States
Tass
Vassili Kuznetsk
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Sverdlovsk
Caribbean
Sverdlovsk P
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Cooma
South East Asian Women’s Association
Canberra
Hunt
U.K. Navy
Wilson
A.F.T. Industrial Development Fund
Unite
Seaber Canberra Pty
Bailey Building
City
Australian Fixed Trusts Limited
O'Connell Street
T. Industrial Development Fund
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