Pope Envoy Barred from East Berlin Visit
West Berlin reports a Communist ban blocking Pope John Paul II’s envoy from entering East Berlin. Officials cite security and political tensions as West German leaders condemn the move while noting ongoing negotiations over East-West access.
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West Berlin
Monty
Jatt Germany
Dortin
Taccavay
Jonado Halily
Wu Wes
Germany
Alten & SerVice Pitas Berlin
Ie Renan
Berlin
Julius Doepiner
East
Counter Attack on Ros Fast Blunted by Air Strikes
A damaged wartime dispatch reports Allied counter attacks on a target labeled Ros Fast. It mentions bomber forces and Soviet air activity amid a tense military backdrop with references to naval and aviation movements in a broad theater.
Congo Crisis Deepens as Lumumba Reappears Amid Mogutu Clash
Western powers press for an Asian African resolution at the United Nations to curb Russia’s Congo intervention while Lumumba resurfaces claiming legal leadership. Mobutu reports an assassination attempt by a Lumumba ally, prompting further military tensions and expected further clashes today.
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Canberra
Russia
Khrushchev
Congo
U.N
Zorin
Hammarsfoeld
Hammarsklould
Lumumbe
Mr. Hammarskield
Medeling
African Republic
Hammarskield
General Assembly
American Associated Press
Can Rol
Canxo
Main
Caneo
Onder
Rewer
a + pood
iConigo 49
Congo Strongman Orders Army Rule and Expels Soviets
Colonel Joseph Mobutu, new strongman of the Congo, announces army control to settle leadership turmoil. He suspends President Kasavubu and Premier Lumumba, ousts rival Premiers, and expels Soviet bloc representatives after presenting a book titled Hands Of the Congo.
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Leopardville
Lumumba
Limumba
Guinea
Leopoldville
Congolexe
Joseph Mobuu
Mobunu
Peresonally
Vial Pakasa
Comumba
Antoine Gizenga
Mabuim
Pakasa
Mobutu
Congo
Remier Khrushchev
Joseph Mobutu
Kasagubu
Luneamba
Ileo
Threat of New Hurricane Florence Grows in Atlantic
A tropical storm Florence was reported in the Atlantic 70 miles southeast of Turks Island, with warnings for the south eastern Bahamas and North Cuba to monitor rising winds that could reach gale or hurricane force.
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Miami
Florence
Dent
Ethel
Atlantic
Turks Island
Bahamas
North Cubs
77 Believed Killed In Airliner Crash in Pacific Jungle
The charter World Airways DC-6, under Military Air Transport Service contract, exploded midair after takeoff from Illumina base in the Pacific. Seventy seven dead include 71 military personnel and 15 civilian dependents. four crew survived less than 17 known. Survivors were evacuated by helicopter to US Navy Hospital in Agana. mount Barrigada crash site details.
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Illum
America
Pacific
Formosa
San Francisco
Military Air Transport Service
World Airways
Guam
Navy
Agana
Associated Prose
Mount
Barrigada
Iunele Bill
Dog Heart Artificialing Study Report Details
A names Reginald Egaleton leads a dog heart artificialing trial. Twenty dogs have been fed since testing began last year as researchers aim to extend life by replacing the natural heart. One subject died from pulmonary oedema as experiments progressed and the team sought devices to sustain circulation without pumping.
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Reginald Egaleton
Sid
Stormy Arrival of Khrushchev in New York Amid Protests
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived in New York under heavy rain as anti-Communist demonstrators, dock workers, and police faced off at Pier 73 and nearby East River Drive. Demonstrations continued as security officials guarded the Soviet delegation at the United Nations and in surrounding streets.
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New York
Mons
Khrushchev
East River
Mr. Kheushkev
Krushs Fehny
United Nations
Park Avenue
Pier 73
Mosk
New York City
Khrushchhevy
Theuilding
Fidel Castro
Manhattan
Fifth Avenue
Sewigt Premiser
Committee of
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Igpaty
al Nines Aviation
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Amer
Soviet
Lumumpa
Africa
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Egeleton
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