UN Campaign Against Congo Witchcraft Cult Involves Leftist Troops
TEOPOLDVILLE Congo dispatch reports a joint UN Congolese force entering Kusoneo to confront a witchcraft cult in Kivi Province. The mission includes 150 UN Malay soldiers and 30 Congolese troops loyal to the Gizenga faction. No whites are confirmed killed, though several Americans are among refugees expected at Leopoldville.
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Ini UN
Congo
Gizenga
Teopoldville
Kusumo
U.N
Kusoneo
U. N
Stanleyville
Antoine Gigenga
Kivi
Kasoneo
United Nations
Leopoldville Intex
U. Iw
Kind
Study Deaths Of Five Infants In Regina Hospital
Officials probe five infant deaths at Grey Nun Hospital Regina after a neonate fatal poisoning traced to a jug marked distilled water. Five more week old babies remain in fair condition as investigators seek how the odorless acid entered the feeding formula supply.
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Regina
Sask.ap
Iin
Grey Nun
UFIME
Scouting Fund Drive Surpasses Goals in Corry Area
The Washniian Trail Council Boy Scouts of America reports a fund drive well over its target in Corry, Wayne, and Concord townships. William Brooks, chairing the drive, credited extensive parental outreach and local workers for success, and announced a reorganizing meeting for Cub Scout Pack 180 at Cone School Thursday evening.
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Corry
Wayne
Concord
Cone School
Brooks
Lon
Kennedy weighs $1 billion defense spending deficit
President Kennedy plans a balanced budget to Congress then proposes at least $1 billion in supplemental deficit defense outlays. He aims to show commitment to a strong defense while keeping the overall budget near Eisenhower’s $80.9 billion proposal, offset by savings elsewhere. Some funds would go to missile development and reliability, with continuation on page four.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Dwe D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Duane
Widow Gable's Heir Born by Caesarean in Hollywood
Hollywood AP reports Clark Gable's widow Kay Gable delivered an 8 pound boy by cesarean today. Both mother and baby are in good condition. The birth followed the death of Clark Gable last November. The couple had planned earlier for the baby’s arrival, with Kay Gable recalling the shock of returning to the hospital.
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Clark Gable
Hollywood
Kay Gable
Hollywood Prisbyterian
Gable
Mrs. Gable
Balday
Sheill
Encino Ranch
Yous
Clark
Eliad
Biehl
Justice Dept Probes More Price Fixing
The Justice Department reports investigations into alleged price fixing across meat milk drugs and produce. Attorney General Kennedy cites past prosecutions of electrical equipment firms and notes consumer prices fell when conspiracies broke. He says price fixing is widespread and probes expand to major cities.
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Washington
United States
New York
Citie
New York State
Kennedy
Kenneth B. Keating
Saw Children Cut To Pieces By Tribesmen
A plantation manager's wife reported that tribesmen killed women and children at a plantation near Quibas in North Angola. Mrs Warner Stel, aged 20, arrived yesterday with 14 vehicles carrying women and children, including white tea workers, amid reports of mass slaughter at the main building about 20 miles from Quibaxi.
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Aounda
Anontars
Ayer
Wolf Ce
Warner Stel
Tas
Quibas
Angola
Ehteyen Ayid Huta Lwunchots
Quibaxi
Fine Pittsfield Youth, 18, Caught With NY Beer
An 18 year old Pittsfield youth was fined for possessing beer from New York. Police reports describe the youth detained after a patrol observed beer bottles and a woman assisting at West Main Street. The court proceedings led to a $10 fine and $88 in costs, with additional testimony about prior actions and the suspect’s intent.
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Pittsfield
NY Beer
Donald A Daves
Ayers
Corry
West Main Street
Uf & House
Polly
Drew Pick
Davis
Bert
Hetring
Bobter
Diavle
U S Russia Talks on Laos Fruitless and Frustrating
Washington AP reports U S Soviet talks over Laos yielded no progress toward ending the crisis. Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko restated positions after a five hour conference. A general joint statement said discussions may improve mutual understanding and aid in addressing outstanding problems. The United States insists it will not allow neutral Laos to be taken over by communist rebels and opposes communist air support to Pathet Lao rebels.
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Washington
U.S
Dean Rusky
Andrei A. Gromyko
Tno
State Department
Rusk
Thay
Gromyko Airal
United States
Laos
United Nations
Austral Gromyko
Bert Gt
Cuneo Tolliey Tyhe
General Assembly
Arith
Belgiunt
Erutd
Joseph Kasaubte
Chantic Centen
Afvinutt
Tern
Rumaies Nowesk
Kasayule
Congo
Tepl
Antoine Gizen
Lnworkanle
Feder Kovemons
Beleivyad
Pephine
Giomyko
Glanu
Kwame Nkuuah
Argu
Kasavubu
Jost Ali
Coupa
Hammarskjold
Rigeshwar Dayal
Toli Ty Contin
ILN
Recutl
Kasayibu
Dayal
Pabrico Lumumba
Gizenga
Lumumba
Inia
Kauinga
Kasavubi
Hailstorm Destroys Strawberry Crops in County
Donald Skelly reports Saturday hailstorm wrecked strawberry fields with 18 rows shredded and crops like cabbage broccoli and melons damaged. He notes plants were 21 to 10 inches deep in some rows and strawberry yields had risen just a week before the storm.
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Pano
Nelly
Donald Skelly
Dele Nerle
Myx Skelly
Catholics Won't Bow Before Polish Reds In Congo Weather Note
Weather forecast notes spring warmth and winds with rain possible late in the day. The report mentions daylight hours lengthening toward June 24th and lists the area’s top cold and temperature readings in a rough local climate update.
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Corry
U. S
Girad
Red danger here doesn t faze Corry community meeting
A Corry area PTA event on red activity drew about 150 attendees, described as very poor by organizers. Local groups failed to attract larger turnout but praised the documented evidence presented by John Metcalf and committee head Walter Deutschlander.
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United States
Corryaret High
Soho
Audieree
Corry Aven
the Elks
VFW
American Lenton
The
Moose Club
John Metcalf
Erie
Waleter Deutschlander
Church Primate Denounces Communism In Poland
In Warsaw Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski denounced state sponsored youth indoctrination and warned Poles not to bow to atheistic rule. He declared the church would not surrender to Communist pressure despite arrests and campaigns envisioned by Gomulka, calling the struggle between faith and atheism a vital conflict.
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Warsaw
Poland
Papi
Comunist Renue
Stefan Cardinal
Wysnyoski
Satan
Voler
Church of the Visitation
Cardinal Wysnynski
Wiadvelaw Gomulka
Communist Party
22 Stitches Close Wound In Youths Arm
An 11 year old Corry youth named James Willis sustained a severe laceration to the right arm during a playful scuffle when his arm plunged through a window. Arterial damage was repaired by swift medical care, and he was released in satisfactory condition.
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Corry
James Willis
Archie Willis
South Center Street
West Washington Street
Willis
Chase
Local Car Theft Reveals Novel Snatch Technique
Police report details a theft from a property on Main Street involving Robert Owens and his son. The car, described as a junker with no battery and worn tires, was towed away from their lot and last seen near Shady Avenue as investigators follow a faint lead.
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Yypurt
Robert Owens
Eyat Routh
Owenkald
Polles
Shady Avenue
Seaway Toll Revenue Reported For 1959
Seaway officials announced that the Ottawa Saint Lawrence Seaway collected 1 109 059 in tolls latest tally. The figure follows a forecast that 1960 tolls would reach 18 106 000, with total revenue since opening in 1959 estimated at 10 045 877.
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Ottawa
Sl Lawrence Seaway
Iest
Trafic
Frank Robinson Fined $250 in Concealed Weapon Case
Frank Robinson of the Cincinnati Reds pleaded guilty before the Common Press Court to carrying concealed weapons. He was fined $260 and faced potential one to three years in prison. the incident stemmed from a dispute in a restaurant on February 9.
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Luwua
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati Reds
Common Press Court
Robinson
Gas Explosion Hospitalizes Family of Four
Four members of a McCandless Township family were hospitalized in Bellevue after a Sunday gas explosion wrecked their home. James W. Dunn Jr and his children Bobby and Linda Dunn, and Mildred Dunn were listed in fair to good condition. Neighbors rushed to aid, guiding the injured to safety as flames raged around doors and windows. Officials attributed the blast to gas with investigators from Equitable Gas Co. examining a gas service line.
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Pittsburghap
McCandless
General Hospital
Bellevue
James W. Dunn Jr
McCandless Two
Bobby
Linda
Dunt
Mildred
Dunn
McCandless Township
Oss
Equitable Gas Co
Ina
Gavin arrives to take up new post amid family ties
On his arrival Gavin begins a new post as relatives and supporters gather around the family, including daughters Patriciy and Chloe and others. The scene notes Mrs Gavin's aid as the new assignment unfolds with the family present.
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