Congo Crisis Deepens As U N Readies Session
UN Security Council may convene on Congo as Lumumba loyalists and Katanga forces clash. Reports from Leopoldville and Elizabethville describe artillery, aircraft, and troop movements. The U S says it will not deploy forces under the UN umbrella.
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A.A.P
United Nations Security Council
Congo
Canbermine
American Associated Pons
Ceneral
Mn Hatamarskjoold
Holgi
Katangi
Mesntine
Cme
Elizabethville
Mr. Lwawimba
London Daily
Mul
Aeon Lyeudy
Katanga
Radio
Fre to Behoven's Bat eplace and Son yual update
Fragmented OCR text mentions a place and persons with unclear phrases. There is no clear event, date, or identifiable organizations to anchor a precise summary. The readable bits suggest a damaged report involving a location and individuals but lack coherent facts.
Wharf Move To Aid Heart Fund Drive In Launceston
An authorised stopwork meeting of Launceston watersiders planned for next Monday aims to set the pace for a national campaign to raise £1500 for an Australian heart foundation. The protest seeks support and mobilizes workers in the effort.
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Heart
Launceston
Launceston Watersiders
Australis
Swindler Lowe jailed for four years over forged notes hoax
London report states Keith Lowe, 35, received a four year sentence after uttering forged £10 notes and attempting to use a forged receipt to obtain funds. He claimed a secret £25 million hoard of Nazi printed notes hidden in Paris Geneva Spain and Portugal. Authorities noted notes dated 1945 and said some were out of circulation but redeemable.
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Harold D'as- Prowlynden
Aelian
Daviserin
Katanga
Serleaber
Belgium
Asthant
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London
Keith Lowe
Paris
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Spain
Portugal
Bank of England
Nusi
Times
Bank
of England
Treasury
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Kay de Traille
Madrid
Australia seeks dollar loan to raise £11 million
Prime Minister Menzies announced negotiations in New York to raise a new £11,150,000 Commonwealth loan. If successful, proceeds would fund 1960-61 borrowing programs approved by the Loan Council. The loan would be the first overseas issue by the Commonwealth for the current financial year, with issuance planned at month end.
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Commonwealth
Menzies
Yestersday
Australian ‘Loan Council
Sommerville Smith Sentenced to Gaol for Vicious Libel
John Sommerville Smith, former counter Supreme Court contender, received six concurrent sentences of twelve months each for criminal libel. Justice Eggleston said Smith’s publications in the Top Secret Newsletter harmed reputations from the Prime Minister down. Smith plans to appeal and asked for bail to prepare, while acknowledging the harm caused and vowing to stop publishing politics.
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John Sommerville Smith
Counier Supreme Court
Justice Eggleston
Smith
Goulburn
Sommerville Smith
Score
Justice Eagleston
TEAL
Sommertwille Smith
Justice Ecplestan
Tourist Bus Ripped Open in Charlestown Collision
A tourist bus suffered damage when its driver side was ripped open during a collision in Charlestown today. Fourteen passengers were aboard but none were seriously hurt, authorities said as investigators reviewed the week’s events and traffic conditions.
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Col.liston
Charlestown
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SONY
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National Memorial Methodist Church
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Canberra
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