U N Troops Capture Jadotville in Congo
UN forces captured Jadotville in Katanga propelling a major advance toward Kolwezi and Elizabethville. Heavy gear was left behind as UN units crossed the Lualaba River and pushed to the city outskirts amid sparse resistance and ongoing patrols by Swedish and Ghanaian contingents.
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Robin P. Mamwock
Jadotville
Leopoldville
Congo
U.N
Thellolo
M. Katan
Katanga
Jedet- Gait
Ghanai
Kitaege
Moise Tabombe
Kolwezi
Ubi
Kamipa-Kaboogy
Jadolville
Elizabethville
Joadville
Lytiry Rtlver
Thejiag
Greeley
Solville
Map shows New City property bypass near Kolwezi base
Frank Coldham reports a new city property map placing Elisabethville as a central base for Katanga forces and the West Campus, with U.N. changes pressing Tshombe toward secession. Sabotage fears rise as bridges and power lines are reportedly blown, electricity halted, and mining machinery moved to Jadotville ahead of U.N. arrival. U.N. commanders note few Katanga troops in Jadotville as heavy fighting continues under Indian General Prem Chand.
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Kolwerl
Elisabethville
Lrge
Katanga
Tshombe
U.N
Congo
Searfut
Elisabeth
Ville
Union’ Minlere
Jadotville
U.N. Tropa
Prem Chand
Th Kutangs
Cooper May Orbital Plan Faces Zoning Fee Reform
The city commission backed sending zoning changes to the City Council only twice yearly and approving a petition fee. The fee would cover costs of changes, with refunds if not needed. Also approved annexation at Ellis and Capp tract and discussed widening a street. In space news, Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr. was slated for a 34 hour, 4 orbit mission, with next week decision on aiming for 16 orbits. Traffic study on 17th Ave showed average daily counts around 800 in residential areas, finding current traffic not excessive.
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B. H. Crice
Renly
Antazation Piet
Ellis and Capp
Greeney Bypass
Sth St
Ellis and Copp
Ath 5
Washington
America
Leroy Gordon Cooper Jrmrmay
Earth
Merrit Miller
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Space Agency
16Th St
Montview
Bhithstead
Montilew Blvd
17Th Ave
Addt?tion
Wiggins
Ted Funk
Cy Lennard Bartels
Price Hopkins
16 Bodies Found In Indiana Meat Plant Explosion
Terre Haute Indiana AP reports a meat packing plant explosion ends with the recovery of a 10th worker and the completion of a search of the ruins. Police stopped the effort as all other workers were accounted for. Gerald Fagg of Terre Haute provided remarks after the event.
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Indiana
James R. Pole
Terre Haute
Ind
Gerald Fagg
Snowstorm Affects Colorado With Snow Across Regions
A southwest snowstorm moves into Colorado with light to moderate snowfall expected today and tonight. The U S Weather Bureau predicts accumulating snow spreading from the southwest to central and eastern parts by Friday with temperatures not rising above the forecast high. Mountain areas may see up to three inches, while many regions enjoy unseasonably mild January weather otherwise. Local forecaster Al Fraser notes cooler conditions and shifting forecasts from earlier in the week.
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Limen
Calorado
al Fraser
Henry Clay’s grandsons split during Civil War showdown
In Lexington, Kentucky, Henry Clay famed as The Great Compromise inspired efforts to avert war. When the decisive moment arrived, seven of his grandsons chose sides: four joined the Confederacy, three fought for the Union.
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Lexington
Henry Clay
Weather and events report fragment at Great Western High
Reading shows a 2 pm temperature of 36 and a series of unrelated data points. Thursday’s items include a 24 bout seal ending 89.0 and references to Great Western High, Sy Inn, Public Services Ugh, 86, and Inw 18 with unclear context.
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Great Western High
Sy Inn
Public Services Ugh
Inw
Telstar Satellite Life Returns With Broadcast Tests
Washington AP reports Telstar communications satellite resumed signals after a brief outage. Bell Labs engineers conducted test transmissions to New York City and Europe, with plans for live television broadcasts. Conditions include widespread cloudiness and light snow in some regions as tests continue Friday morning EST.
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Agros
Colorado
Europe
Bell Telephone
Southwest Laboratories
Indiia
Deerston
Elowa
New York City
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Southeastern
North America
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Failiare
Pace
Record of License Tag Sales and Refund Plans
On Wednesday 3,377 license tags were sold as the new state vehicle license process began. County Clerk Spomer reported 201 people waited for tow licenses, with many applications arriving after 8 a.m. Refunds for overpayments will be issued to 1954 owners who bought licenses before the error was found. First day sales set a new record with receipts over $55,000, and the day included 1,730 passenger car plates along with other vehicle registrations.
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Clark
Anai
Spomer
Spoms
State Motor Vehicle Department
Denver
State Department
Somme
CSC Sees Enrollment Over Four Thousand for Winter Quarter
CSC reports winter quarter enrollment near 4,000 with 3,939 counted so far and an expected rise to about 4,200 as late registrations continue. Registrar George Sanderson notes increases reflect student eagerness and improved processing. Mrs. Spomer cites efficient facilities and experienced staff. A 1934 license tax error caused some car owners to pay too much before corrected forms arrived.
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Colorado names Hamil head of state institutions
Gov-elect John Love announced Dr. David A. Hamill as the new director of Colorado state institutions directing mental health and penal facilities. Hamill, former speaker of the Colorado House, will earn 21060 yearly. Love praised Dr. Galvin who led the mental health program and said no other top changes are planned.
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Galvin
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A. Hamil
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Jhih
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State of Coloreds
Daniel Galvin
State Service
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Cale
David A. Haru
Ingit
Bower
Senate
Hank
John Love
Vietnamese Fight Leaves US, Viet Cong Casualties Tallied
After a 20 hour Mekong delta clash, Vietnamese and American forces pull out dead and wounded. Five American helicopters sunk in mud. Two Americans killed in action recovered, a third died after evacuation. Civil service and Democratic officials referenced in uneasy post battle reporting.
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Tan Hep
South Viet Nam
Mekong River
Iitte
Ameri- Niet
Civil Service
Cam
Institutions Department
Steve McNiely
Heleans
Galvin
Herres
U.S. Armoy
Pentagon
Weld County Lawmakers Take Oath in State Assembly
Weld County shifts as Carl J. Magnuson Eaton takes the state senate oath in Denver. Arthur Anderson Ault and George Atkinson Johnstown, with Rath Littler Greeley re-elected, join the Weld delegation amid a mixed party lineup. In Vietnam, heavy fighting erupts near Ap Bac as U S General Harkins notes encirclement of Viet Cong though no major counteroffensive begins.
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Carl J. Magnuson
Eaton
Ath General Assembly
Statehouse
Denver
Magnuson
Noble Love
la Salit
New Weld Delecates
State House of Representatives
Arthur Anderson
Ault
George Atkinson
Johnstown
Body of Senator Kerr at Capitol
Oklahoma City report on Senator Robert Kerr death in Washington from a heart attack. Kerr, 60, in his third Senate term, was a former Oklahoma governor and influential figure. His funeral planned for Friday at First Baptist Church. Johnson and Kennedy aides attend Capitol service. interment at Rose Hill Mausoleum near Ada, Oklahoma. The piece also notes Vietnam war casualties and broader political reaction.
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Okla
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Sen
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Kerr
Capitol
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Washington
Senate
Sak George
John Raley
Weaver
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Oklahoma Baptist University
National Association of Soiandte
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17 Dead as Fresh Storm Hits England
London reports the worst snow in Britain's history with at least seven deaths and widespread farm animal losses. The blizzard began Isle of Wight and moved inland, freezing roads and isolating communities. Continent weather also grim with cold, ice and snow shocks across Brussels and Norway.
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