Congo Parliament Set to Reconvene at Lovanium University
Delegates from rival Congolese factions agree to meet Sunday at Lovanium University near Leopoldville to push for a unified government. The campus plan aims to limit outside pressure with troops on site and MPs living there amid UN security. Kasavubu and Gisenyi factions control provinces and may attend in person.
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Leopoldville
Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
Antoine Gizenga
Patrice Lumumba
Lovanium University
Kamumba
Fiers
United Nations
The
Kasavubu
Gisenia
Additional Charges Filed in Tower Case
Federal prosecutors in San Diego charge Bernard Brows and Dale Jensen with sabotage and conspiracy tied to May 28 microwave relay attacks at Wendover Nevada Knolls Utah and Cedar Mountain Utah. The pair were arrested after being brought from Mexico and are held for trial with connections to an earlier Reno miner witness.
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Salt Lake City
Ensena
Newida
Mexico
Bernard Jerome Brows
Dale Christian Jensen
Ami Heavy
Reno
Nev
Brous
Wendover
al Knolls
Utah
Cedar Mountain
Jensen
San Diego
Calif
Nevada
Canson
Senate Approves Record Farm Aid Bill for 7 Billion
The Senate approved a historic farm fund bill exceeding 7 billion dollars to fund agricultural programs for the coming year. The measure, sent back to the House with a near 115 million dollar increase, preserved a 250 million dollar conservation payments pledge and passed by voice vote after a failed 100 million cut attempt. The approved package totals about 5.97 billion in new cash, roughly 2 billion more than last year and modestly above House figures but under budget estimates.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Paul IH. Douglas
D-Ill
John J. Williams
R-Del
Richard B. Russell
D-G
Sheriff Denies Freedom Riders Treated Like Felons in Prison
Jackson Mississippi sheriff I R Gilroy defended Freedom Riders against charges of felon treatment. He said riders in Parchman are not felons and described strict mail and cell conditions. Meanwhile Judge James Spencer convicted 15 more riders for breach of peace amid ongoing segregation protests in Jackson.
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Jackson, Miss
I. R. Gilroy
State Penitentiary
The
Congress of Racial Equali
Jackson
Charles R. Oldham
Core
St. Louis
Gilfoy
Hinds County
Parchman
Oldham
Gilroy
Freedom Riders
Mississippi
Eugene B. Levine
Stillwater
Okla
Biloxi
Miss
U. S. Dist
Sidney I. Mize
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Spears Hospital
Spears Chiropractic Hospital
Dexter
Stone & Thomas
California
Bob Evans
Woour
Ladies
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