UN Mission To Assess Congo Needs Eyed By Truman
Lt Gen Louis Truman plans talks at the United Nations before briefing a U.S. military mission to Congo. The eight member team will assess the 18 000 man UN force and what equipment may aid order restoration. Truman met with UN chief U Thant and will discuss with Gardiner and Bunche. The mission stays five to seven days.
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Scranton Taps PSU For Cabinet Members
Governor elect William W. Scranton selects Penn State faculty for his administration. Leland H. Bull named secretary of agriculture and H Beecher Charmbury named secretary of mines. Both are Republicans and will take office after Sworn in January.
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Funeral services announced for Elton H Moore
Services for Elton H Moore will be held at Spitzer Funeral Home at 3 p m Friday. Friends may call there from 7 to p m Wednesday and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m Thursday. Burial will be in Holland Cemetery in Clymer.
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Chopping Days Left as Strike Persists on Atlantic Docks
Longshoremen rejected Secretary of Labor W Willard Wirts proposal to block an Atlantic and Gulf coast dock strike this weekend. Wirts urged a quick reach to a one day settlement while insisting on action to avert disruption of shipping.
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Bus Service Returns to Normal After Brief Strike
Bus service is back to normal at the main terminal after a short strike that disrupted routes in Philadelphia and New York. Local 1210 AFL CIO spokesman Frank Yeck said the walkout by Greyhound workers ended within two hours, as the old contract expired last month and two offers were rejected. Wages, sick leave, clothing allowances, and industry-wide manpower issues were cited as core dispute points.
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