Communism’s Invisible Weapon Brainwashing Topic at Decatur Rotary
Jim Wallace will address the Decatur Rotary Club on Monday about communism’s invisible weapon brainwashing. A Christmas party for Alabama Retarded Children Association members’ children is planned today at 3 p.m. at the Locust Street recreation center. In a Friday morning crash at Ferry and Lee, William J. Jones and Milton Davis were the drivers involved. Jones traveling south on Ferry and Davis turning in front of him.
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Jim Wallace
Decatur Rotary Club
Locust St
The
Alabama Retarded Children Association
William J. Jones
Moulton St. E
Milton Davis
Trinity 1
Ferry and
Lee Streets
Jones
Ferry
Davis
Spirit of Christmas Lost to Modern Gadgets in Florence Editorial
Guest editorial laments that modern Christmas focuses on store bought trimmings and gadgets rather than tradition. It recalls simple joys like horse sleigh rides, popcorn chains, and family rituals while urging the spirit of giving and remembering why Christmas is celebrated.
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Nettie
Harry
Jim
Anne
Mom
Yesteryear
U N Troops Push Toward Congo City Elisabethville
U N forces advanced toward Elisabethville as fighting raged in Katanga with 20 plus killed and civilians among the casualties. Armored cars clashed with Katangan troops while U N jets flew reconnaissance over the secessionist capital. A Katanga communique claimed a broader assault as Congo army units were involved.
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Adrian Porter
Elisabethville
Katanga
U.N
New York
White House
Congo
Moise Tshombe
Ital
Kongolo
Congo National Army
G. C. Senne
International Red Cross
Georges Olivet
Bus Driver Charged in Greeley School Bus Tragedy
Duane R. Harms, 31, the first year school bus driver, is jailed on involuntary manslaughter charges after a collision seven miles southeast of Greeley killed 20 children and injured 13 others. Judge Donald A. Carpenter set a $1,000 bond as authorities cited negligence and a railroad crossing violation.
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Colo
Duane R. Harms
Donald A. Carpenter
Harms
Ahlborn
Pacific
Harrs
Jerry Hembry
U S battles Congo leaders as U N rejects Red China seat
The United States seeks a meeting between Katanga President Moise Tshombe and Congo Premier Cyrille Adoula amid U N pressure for a decisive Katanga victory. Youlou calls for an immediate Security Council session and a cease fire.
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Milton Besser
United Nations
N.Y
United States
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Congo
Cyrille Adoula
Tshombe
U Thant
Thant
Abbe Fulbert Youlou
Congo Republic
Brazzaville
U.N. Security Council
Youlou
Adoula
State Department
Kennedy
U.S
Court Order Halts CORE in Baton Rouge Riot Response
U S District Judge E Gordon West ordered a restraining or der against the Congress of Racial Equality after police used tear gas on demonstrators. The order, sought by Mayor Christian Sheriff Clemmons and Police Chief White, bans CORE from sponsoring unlawful picketing marching in streets or boycotts aimed at provoking a public disturbance.
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Baton Rouge
U. S
E. Gordon West
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Jack Christian
Bryan Clemmons
Wingate White
Venezuela braces for Kennedy visit amid terror threats
Venezuelan army and police keep 24 hour alert during President Kennedy’s visit. Intelligence says a small, organized group may stage attacks while Castro aligned extremists are blamed. Hundreds of troops under a single command prepare while official counts deny 30,000 presence.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Kennedy
United States
Radio Caracas
Fidel Castro
Romulo Betancourt
Kennedy Sets Stage For Latin Plan
President Kennedy begins a Latin American tour to promote the Alliance for Progress a decade long $20 billion program aimed at promoting self help and U S aid to curb communism. He is greeted by Governor Luis Munoz Marin praise Puerto Rico as a model of democratic progress.
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Alliance For Progress
Americas
Venezuela
Colombia
U.S
Puerto
Luis Munoz Marin
Puerto Rico
Munoz
Andrews Air Force Base
Allied For Progress
Munoz Marin
United States
Progress
la Fortaleza
Lee Kennedy
NATO Leaders Agree on Probes for Berlin Crisis
A high U.S. source says NATO members demand major changes in Soviet Berlin policy before any negotiations. Western powers, led by the United States Britain France and West Germany, align on core interests and on a cautious path to Moscow for possible talks. The final communique was delayed by disputes over diplomatic tactics.
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Ceylon
Indonesia
U.N
China
Australia
Colombia
Italy
Japan
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Joseph E. Dynan
Paris
NATO
Berlin
U.S
Organization Foreign, Defense and Finance
France
West Germany
West Berlin
Moscow
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