Congo Crisis and UN bond plan dominate UN talks
The United Nations considers a $200 million bond issue to stay solvent as Congo operations and UNEF face funding gaps. Thant engages Asian and African delegates while Cuba and Soviet bloc scrutinize Western powers and Congo actions. A Congo government commission aids investigations into 13 Italian airmen deaths as U Thant seeks support for continued peacekeeping.
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Katanga
U Thent
United Nations
Congo
U Thant
U.N
Moise Tshombe
Ka Itanga
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Belgium
Security Council
Conor Cruse O'Brien
O’brien
Cyrille Adoula
Kindy
Stanleyville
Adoula
Middle East
South Africa
Assen Y
UNEF
Robert Gardiner
Ghana
Leopoldville
Thant
Labor and trade policy lead Kennedy address and aides
President Kennedy outlines labor support and tax incentives to spur capital expansion and jobs. He warns that losing the trade balance could force policy shifts. stresses education health aid and unemployment programs while defending commitment to freedom and economic growth amid global competition.
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Kahaner
U.S
Brooklyn
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Bis
Congress
Nevada battles on as ship grounds near Pearl Harbor
chaotic battle recounts the Nevada firing as it is driven aground off Waipio Peninsula in Pearl Harbor. A tug pushes the vessel to a safer harbor area for possible repairs while casualties and damage are tallied, with survivors and officials cited in the chaotic post engagement report.
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Shire
United States
Powell
Murphy
Doloris
Bridges
New Hampshire
Allens
Senate
Seip Weit
Arizona
pri-Nevada
Pearl Harbor
Adgipho Salar
Edward Hill
Sho
Nevada
Hospital Point
Waipio Peninsula
Nevade
Jacob W. Cohen
Alvis
Louis D. Forman
Rayfiel
Seymour Deutsch
Nanntre
Moore
Erdman
East German Communists Warn on Militarization
Fragmentary report notes a speech by Gen Heinz Hoffmann urging peacetime industry growth and military production. The text references officials at a meeting in Bennettsville city hall and mentions injury figures from a police brutality case, including Capt Taussi who lost a leg from a Nevada dive incident.
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Heinz Hoffmann
Defense Pinfetan Online
Fan Mann Athens
uuMaHels Lehis Auk Uiuls Grediry
Tien
Sen. Goldberg
Velon
Bennettsville
Hearling
ADN
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
Marienfelde
Pearl Harbor Echoes and Dominican Crisis Report
Witnesses recount the Pearl Harbor attack including a sailor on the West Virginia and a Wheeler Field witness while a Dominican crisis unfolds with Balaguer regime plans, opposition demands, and police actions amid political tension and recent violence. The piece mixes survivor testimony with regional political maneuvers and public notices.
Unemployment Edges Up Ahead of Holidays Amid Stable Job Losses
Since February the unemployment rate floated between 6.8 and 6.9 percent through spring and summer into October. Analysts expect total unemployed near 4 million in November, rising toward 5 million after Christmas. Nonfarm payrolls rose by 200,000 to 62.1 million, while farm employment fell 730,000 to 52 million, ending the harvest season.
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Larson
Jewish heiress seeks pardon for foster mother abducting child
Amsterdam reports 62 year old foster mother Elisabeth von Moorst awaits six month prison term for abducting Anneke Beek. Anneke, raised in the von Moorst family, returned to Netherlands at 21 to inherit 95 000 guilders. Anneke seeks clemency and a royal appeal is filed with Queen Juliana to spare the sentence.
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The
Anneke
Holland
von Moorst
Thel von Moorst
Miss von Moorst
Europe
Belgium
France
Netherlands
Jeff
Juliana
Missivor
Moorst
Katanga Battles Widen As U.N. Airlift Continues
Katangan forces attacked U.N. positions in Elizabethville amid a volatile situation described as very confused. Swedish and Indian jets joined American air operations while a Globemaster airlift ferried armored cars and crews to support the 3,000 U.N. troops, as ground fighting disrupted roads, a key airbase, and a relief corridor.
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Globemaster
Elisabthville
U.N
Elisabethville
Kamina
Washington
United States
Kasameno
Congo
Tehombe
Ndola
Tshembe
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Jimmy Ray
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HE Rd
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International Red Cross
Chester L. Torrey
Washington, D.C
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Batangan
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