Congo leadership reshuffle stalls amid power struggle
In Leopoldville and New York reports, Congo leadership talks halt as factions vie for control. The United Nations orders disarmament steps and a major roundup to end the civil war, with Western diplomats watching closely for Soviet maneuvering.
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Congo Crisis Deepens as UN Probes Belgian Officers
A UN patrol moved near the Kiyu Katanga frontier after a clash between Congolese troops and Katanga gendarmes, with two reported dead. Hammarskjöld demanded Belgium explain Belgian officers in Katanga forces. Lumumba condemned foreign intervention and urged world action. UN observers prepare to set up a mission as Congo’s army reorders amid pay delays and confusion.
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Congo United Nations talks show tensions over Russia acts
Fragmented report describes a chaotic session as Congo delegates clash with Soviet and United Nations officials over Russia policy. A recess is called to sort proposals while a Congolese delegation prepares to depart for resumed discussions urging progress.
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New Revolt In Laos Threatens Unity
The U S State Department said a new Laos revolt led by Prince Boun Oun threatens the country’s unity. The central government accuses Souvanna Phouma’s coalition of resisting Pathet Lao forces as a new government forms amid international concern. The United States supports newly constituted Lao governments against Communist encroachment and cautions against violence destroying unity.
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New Premier in Congo Opens Firing Near Elisabethville
Moine Tshombe, premier of Katanga, receives guidance from a Belgian officer attached to Katanga's military authorities as he fires a rifle at a military gendarmerie camp about ten miles from Elisabethville. The premier fired about five shots.
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United Nations visit limits stir Cold War tension
The United States imposes strict travel restrictions on Soviet Premier Khrushchev and other Communist leaders for security reasons amid UN assembly plans. Officials limit movements in New York and Manhattan, while other leaders like Nasser and Tito are slated to attend.
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Arm torn off in ski competition at Perisher
Kim Jagger a 17 year old contestant in the Bale main Cup at Perisher was dragged by a tow and lost an arm when the rope tow lacked a safety wire. His parents and sister watched as he was flown to hospital, with about 50 contestants from four clubs participating.
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Russian Oilmen In Talks On Pakistan Oil Exploration
Russian experts travel to Karachi to negotiate with the Pakistan government on oil and mineral resources exploration. Talks begin tomorrow as part of a planned pact to boost exploration activities.
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