Tshombes Congolese Stop War
United Nations reported mutinous Katangan troops at Jadotville agreed to a cease-fire with Irish UN forces after six days of siege. The agreement grounded a jet fighter and removed a gendarmerie roadblock on the Elizabethville Jadotville route. UN officers and local authorities planned a joint patrol at dawn.
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United Nations, N.Y
Moise Tshombe
Jadotville
Katanga
U.N
United Nations
Elizabethville-Jadotville
U. N
Congo
Linner
Sweden
Elisabethville
Kamina
VU. N
French Foreign Minister Warns Soviet Threat Endangers World
Maurice Couve de Murville told NBC in Washington that Soviet actions over Berlin threaten world peace unseen since World War II. He said Berlin is a pretext and that the wider issue is the future of the Free World and freedom itself.
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Washington
Maurice ‘Couve de Murville
France
NBC
Couve de Murville
Berlin
23 Spaniards To Be Court Martialed
Basque nationalist sources say the Spanish government has brought 23 men from northern Spain to Madrid for a court-martial on charges of military rebellion. The group is among about 100 detained recently in the north, accused of attempting to sabotage a train carrying Franco veterans to an anniversary event in San Sebastian and of burning Spanish flags.
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Madrid
Spain
Generalissimo Franco
Revolutionary Army
San Sebastian
Bomb plots tied to election propaganda in Germany
In Bonn UPI reports Socialist leaders accuse election propaganda after two bombs mailed to Chancellor Adenauer and Defense Minister Strauss were intercepted. Both devices appeared from Munich and were disarmed. Socialists condemn the incidents as political maneuvering before nationwide voting.
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Bonn
UPI
Konrad Adenauer
Franz Josef Strauss
Adenauer
Strauss
Munich
Cuban Leader Corticos Talks With Khrushchev in Moscow
Cuban President Osvaldo Corticos met Premier Nikita Khrushchev in Moscow on Saturday to discuss international problems and Soviet Cuban relations as reported by Tass.
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Moscow
Osvaldo Corticos
Khrushchev
Tass
Congressmen Note Contrast In 2 Berlins
Four U S senators and nine House members toured East Berlin after a Brussels conference. Sen Albert Gore said there could be no negotiation on West Berlin without West Berliners consent and found East Berlin drearier than before.
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Berlin
U. S
House
East Berlin
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
West Berlin
Boy Burned in Stove Blast Drives for Help
A 13 year old farm boy was badly burned in a stove explosion at a Freeport home. Larry Palf crawled from the burning house, ran to a nearby bathroom, quenched flames, and sped to the Rosebrook home to summon the fire department. The fire department saved the house while his siblings fled.
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Freeport
Ill
Larry Palf
Merle Palf
Duane
Irene
Larry
James Rosebrook
West Germany votes as Adenauer or Brandt face post Berlin crisis
About 37 million eligible voters decide whether Chancellor Adenauer's Christian Democrats keep power or Willy Brandt leads the Social Democrats. Polls forecast high turnout as Berlin crisis shapes a pivotal campaign with NATO alliance at stake and possible coalition changes.
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Associated Press
Konrad Adenauer
Left
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
Bonn
West Germany
Berlin
Christian Democrats
Social Democrats
Bundestag
Adenauer
Free Democratic Party
West Big 4 Seek Berlin Talks Basis
Western foreign ministers authorized Dean Rusk to test the basis for negotiating with the Soviet Union over Berlin. Rusk will meet Andrei Gromyko during the U N General Assembly opening to sound out possibilities. The group urged peaceful talks while safeguarding rights and interests of all sides and agreed on counter measures to deter further Red pressure on West Berlin. Lord Home called the meeting productive and said they generally agree.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
Berlin
Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
U.N. General Assembly
New York
Germany
Britain
Lord Home
France
Couve de Murville
West Germany
Heinrich von Brentano
West Berlin
Scot pacifists stage atom sitdown at naval dock
More than 1,000 pacifists held a sitdown protest at the Ardnadam dock used by U.S. nuclear submarines in Dunoon Scotland. Police drafted from across western Scotland arrested participants with little disorder, filling the tiny Dunoon jail and sending others to town halls. Boats guarded by police patrolled the area around the Polaris Patrick Henry submarine and Proteus depot ship to deter boarding.
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Dunoon
Scotland
Ardnadam Dock
U.S
Firth of Clyde
Glasgow
Patrick Henry
Proteus
In Memory and Budget Totals from 1961 Fund Drive
A 1961 fund drive summary lists memorials from multiple organizations and individuals including Century Engineering and Cedar Rapids groups. The drive shows a total budget of 8,606.09 with 9,300.00 raised and 693.91 still needed.
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Eleanor C. Handler
Harry L. Walker
al Leemans
Floyd Eee
M. D. Braucher
Cedar Rapids
National Office Management Assn
Oscar Anderson
Kiwanis
RAE Ccccanees
A. L. McKinstry
Francis Messinger
Eisenhower blasts Kennedy in Lakefront speech
Former President Eisenhower condemned Kennedy administration indecision and vague foreign policy at a $100-a-plate event honoring Everett Dirksen. He urged fiscal restraint and warned against credit card government, criticizing Laos and Cuba policy and joint chiefs’ criticisms while rallying GOP support at McCormick Place.
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Chicago
UPI
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Ganza
Lakefront
McCormick Place
G.O.P
Laos
Cuba
Communist
China
Outer Mongolia
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Iowan Killed as Car Is Ditched
A southeast Iowa man, Lester R. Rowland aged 52 of Wayland, died when his car left a county road and plunged into a ditch seven miles south of Washington. Passenger Macey Dale Wiggins, 39 of Mount Pleasant, sustained injuries and was hospitalized.
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Washington (Ap
Iowa
Here
Lester R. Rowland
Wayland
Macey Dale Wiggins
Mount Pleasant
Wiggins
Washington County
Roa Flies from Moscow to London
Cuban Foreign Minister Raoul Roa arrived in London after a three week tour of Iron Curtain countries. He and his wife will stay in London for the weekend before flying to New York to lead Cuba's delegation to the United Nations general assembly.
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London
Raoul Roa
Moscow
Iron Curtain
Roa
New York
U.N. General Assembly
U S Fires Another Underground Blast
The United States detonated its second underground nuclear test in two days at Nevada’s AEC site while Russia announced its 11th test since September 1. Humprey predicted the Soviet series may end before the U N meets this week and a ban could follow.
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Washington
United States
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
AEC
Russia
U.S
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Soviet Union
United Nations
Moscow
Kurds and Iraqi Troops Battle for Key Northern Iraqi Towns
In northern Iraq heavy fighting erupts as Kurdish tribes allied with rebels clash with Iraqi troops in the streets for control of two strategic towns, according to the Middle East News Agency.
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Damascus
Syria
Middle East
Iraq
Ruth Warrick and Neubert Re-Wed in Civil Ceremony
Hollywood actress Ruth Warrick said she and former husband Carl Neubert were re-wed in a civil ceremony at his home Friday night. The 41 year old and Neubert, 53, were previously divorced in 1952 after two years of marriage and had both remarried and divorced since.
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Hollywood (Ap
Ruth Warrick
Hollywood
Carl Neubert
Carl
Neubert
Robert McNamara
New York
Frederica Barker
Lex Barker
Miss Warrick
Erik Rolf
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