Congo clashes leave 270 dead near Alou hamlet
Reported fighting near Alou in Congo involved armed supporters and shots that lasted for hours. The clash marked a rare instance of U.N. troops firing, with the hamlet lying about 85 miles southwest of Leopoldville, amid operations around Thysville.
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Castro Declares Cuba Will Accept Soviet Aid If Invaded
In Havana Castro denounced U.S. policies and the OAS, proclaimed Cuba would seek aid from the Soviet Union and China if attacked, tore up the 1952 Cuba U.S. Mutual Defense Treaty, and urged the crowd to prepare for possible foreign involvement amid a massive rally.
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Tax evasion risk rises as stamp purchases spike
Officials note a sharp rise in stamps bought amid a broader concern over tax evasion. Lucker warns maximum penalties include up to three years in prison and a $410 fine. Ohio County leads in liquor and wine permits with 27, while Cabell and Kanawha report far fewer. Most permits went to social groups and lodges.
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Northeast Cooler Weather With Rain Forecast
Cooler weather is due across the northeast and rear Lakes area today with showers and thunderstorms. Gulf Coast to the southeast is forecast to receive rain showers and thunderstorms as a broader system moves through.
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Nixon Ride Linked To Payot Political Issue
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Nixon ride connected to Payot with unclear political context. No verifiable names, dates, or locations present. The readable bits suggest a political linkage but lack concrete facts to form a complete card.
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Roads committee debates sub plan and funding levels
An unsettled session covers road plan merits and funding. The tourism and highway committees push studies before action. A change in the management slate is noted as Werry A. Stansbury resigns after 20 years. Earle Elmore may take over. Liquor by the drink is briefly touched on by an unnamed member.
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Army artillery accident at Grafenwoehr training area injuries and investigation
At Grafenwoehr in Germany an artillery shell exploded during a U.S. Army maneuver injuring several soldiers, with two in critical condition. Helicopters evacuated the wounded to Nuernberg hospital while Maj. Gen. Frederick J. Brown ordered a full inspector general inquiry into a mischarged eight inch round.
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Khrushchev’s possible space pledge and UN move
Soviet leader Khrushchev may use the United Nations to announce a manned space flight while pursuing a broader plan to warn China and keep talks with Cuba, with October seen as a potential reveal window. Officials note two motives: ideological rift with Red China and a secret scientific achievement tease.
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Baltimore man helps eight Morgantown children
A Baltimore visitor intervened in a Morgantown family’s custody crisis by taking eight of ten children to Baltimore and distributing them among friends. The Department of Public Aid learned of the action only days later during a Monongalia Circuit Court custody hearing where the mother failed to appear. Judge Donald Eddy ruled against her.
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Rail Deadlock Continues Over Work Classification Rules
The TWU dispute centers on demands for job classification guarantees and security rather than wages. Symes criticizes Mfr. Quill for pushing rules to sustain unnecessary jobs and protect them with new rules. Six governors warned the strike causes serious economic impact and public inconvenience and urged an early settlement before the weekend ends.
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Nixon Aide Denies Ties to Bank Board Retainer
Former congressman Finch recalls political races while Cecil King accuses Nixon aide, head of Clock Westman Clock firm, of receiving a monthly retainer of nearly $4000 from the Federal Home Loan Bank Board linked to Long Beach Savings actions. King’s remarks target a Long Beach law office. He says the retainer was political payola.
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