Congolese Chiefs Rebuffed As Assembly Votes
In Leopoldville and Kinshasa, the National Assembly votes to invalidate Kasavubu’s dismissal of Lumumba and curse out Lidimba’s ouster order. Lumumba’s supporters celebrate while Kasavubu appeals to UN backing as troops and radio control spark tensions pushing toward possible civil conflict. UN steps seize the government radio network to curb the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinzerling
Sopoldville
the Congo
National ‘Assembly
Joseph Kasayubu
Patrice Lumumba
Linidiba
Wasavilhy
Lumumba
Nitcteert
Oe Deck
Sanother
Kakavubu
Kasavubu
Leopoldville
Thysville
A -U N
Jee
Radio
Leopardylite
Canga
Congo
Lumimba
Aml
Kasavu Bu
Tet Og
U.N
Lunwmba
Cohlrol
Fromi- Brazzaville
Riverstrom
Traffic deaths total and weather wrap up
A long summary notes this year’s traffic fatalities at 616, with prior tallies from 438 to 488 across several years, and credits traffic law enforcement for lower deaths this year. Includes 2 p.m temperatures, highs and lows for public services and Sugar Factory, plus a forecast of cloudy skies, scattered showers, and cooler mountain conditions for Thursday across Colorado and Wyoming with highs in the 70s to 90s and lows in the 30s to 60s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service
College
Colorado
Wyoming
Festival Will Feature Colors Of New Season
Greeley fashion stores announce a two day festival Friday and Saturday to showcase fall hues. The event highlights eye catching colors like gold violet and emerald with greens retained in top lines. Window displays and fashion shows for men women and children will emphasize new season styling with local shops presenting the latest clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
o.Greeley
Windsor Plans 2 Inch Water Tap for Apartment Complex
Windsor votes on a two inch water tap to service an eight unit apartment complex to be built in town. Mayor Glenn Anderson says the project would improve housing while the town struggles with limited taps under a contractual water arrangement with Greeley. The council weighs storage needs and future water pressure concerns as Greeley studies the proposal and Windsor awaits further word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windset
Glenn Anderson
Windsor
Windsor Board ‘of Trustees
Greeley
Anderson
Winsdsor
Windsor. Wold
J. H. Cruce
Olin Shaffer
wWelet
Shaffer
Riva
Convertibles Sought for Fashion Parade Ride
Scott, chairman of teanspartition, seeks convertibles for a fashion parade on Saturday. Drivers get a free car wash. contact Et S-1071. Models will ride in the vehicles as the event showcases fashions for men, women, and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Teanspartition
Dny
U S Pale Vault Dup Finishes 1-2 at Olympics
The United States swept the Olympic pole vault with a 1-2 finish as Fonpear of Pennsville and Morris of Harbank cleared 15 feet 14 inches, breaking the 1985 Olympic record set by Bob Richards. The unofficial score stood 470 to 459 percent.
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RCMP
United States
Fon 'Pear
Pennsville
Abd On Morris
Harbank
Calif
Bragg
Morris
America
Bob Richards
Houston Postpones Action on 8 Negroes
Eight Houston area youths seeking enrollment faced a delay to Friday amid court rulings and school board actions. The circuit court order aimed at integrating the district began with the first grade, while kindergarten remained excluded. Police observed no disturbances as Negro applicants appeared for enrollment and officials emphasized procedural delays before notification of acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Carll
Circuit
Court of Appeals
Winders] Garten
Sust
John W. Me ‘Farland
U. S
Ben
Connally
Opening of 19th Ave Bridge Project Debated
City council discussed petitions from 10 property owners seeking a bridge on 19th Avenue between 6th and 6th streets at costs around 8000 to 10000 dollars. City Manager Hy H. Deuce said the expense to build a new bridge was unwarranted for the light traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin B. Swanson
Swi
Roftic
Hy H. Deuce
19Th Ave
110Th Ave
Ordinance Would Limit Truck Travel In City Streets
City Attorney to draft ordinance restricting heavy truck routes within the city. Proposed limits cover sections on 6th and 7th Avenues and 13th Street to 15th Street areas, prompted by property owners and residents south of 15th Street. (Continued on Page 8)
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Thorns
Richardson
6Th Ave
7Th Ave
Frei Asks More Pay for Garbage Collection Here
City council hears Frei request for higher payment to cover rising costs of waste removal. Frei cites increased disposal use by large food service firms and rising gasoline expenses. City records show mileage up, garbage tonnage down, prompting referral to finance committee for study and recommendations.
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Caxts
Frei
B. H. Deuce
Corneil
France
Committee Will Consider Water Contract Petition
The Southwest Greeley Water and Sanitation District asks the city to study a water contract for Fifth addition Belair Park area. District signs Ray Murphy says 350 to 175 taps needed with a six inch transmission line to serve taps. Line would run about 4740 feet from city reservoirs to the new addition. Murphy reports engineering studies completed for transmission line and distribution system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
Greeley Water and Sanitation District
Public Works Committee
Tne
Ray Murphy
Belair Park
6Th Sts. W
Ssth Ave
City
Murphy
Council
Demands Attack Code Clerks as Soviet Propaganda Tools
Washington dispatch reports two American code clerks branded by President Eisenhower as self confessed traitors have defected to Soviet propaganda. Defense officials say FBI files show no derogatory information about the men prior to NSA employment. Walter and committee members plan hearings beginning Sept 16, with possible legislation.
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Fred 5
Hoffman
Washington
Eisenhower
Defence Department
Francis
Walter
D-Pa
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Nagsonal Security Agency
Hernan F. Mitchell
William H. Maclin
Pentagon
Lally-ill
Defense Department
FBI
NSA
Mitchell
Martin
U.S
Moscow
United States
Waller
Poplayan
Imoscow
Mos
Ian
Martingard
Bank of
Lask
Russia
Jetter
Ideen
Ktagon
Steldepartiment
Hye
Iles
Donna Roars To Mainland 116 Dead In Hurricane
Puerto Rico reported at least 108 to 116 dead and hundreds missing as Hurricane Donna churned toward the mainland. The storm lashed the Caribbean with 125 mph winds, threatening the U S southeast coast. FEMA and local authorities prepared as the system crossed the Leeward Islands and aimed at the Bahamas and Florida.
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Dolh
TWU
PRA
System Federation Union
Swork
Ceasona
ITWU
Mitchell
Jems P. Mitchelly
Quill
Attchell
Washington
Labor
San Iwan
Puerto Rico
Puerto
Rica
Dares Ater
New York
Leeward
Ts. Louis
Bahamas
Turks Island
Hamas
Cee Meen
Donna
Beauty Contest Preliminaries Parade On Atlantic City Boardwalk
The 1960 beauty and talent pageant preliminaries drew 150,000 spectators along the Atlantic City boardwalk Tuesday night. Led by Margar vet Gorman Cahill, the first Miss American 1923, Cahill rode in a rolling chair during a modest procession as other contestants showcased their talents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Meisels
Atlantic City
Nid
Margarvet Gorman Cahill
Wilmer
Mes.s
Eisenhower Warns Soviets Over Congo Tensions
President Eisenhower told reporters the United States deplores Soviet unilateral moves in Congo and warned that if Soviet military planes or crews participated, it would worsen an already dangerous situation. He stressed UN leadership must act without increasing risk, urged restraint, and said the U.S. would monitor reports of Soviet arms to Congo forces while condemning attempts to destabilize regional peace. He did not confirm specific defections, and noted questions about two US clerks amid broader concerns over Soviet influence.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Mit Hon
Soviet’ Union
9 News
Gia
Congo
United Nations Program
Lailitary
Wahathaw Tha Talit
Cou
Patrice Lumumba
U.N
U. N
Moscow
Ingivid
Pation
Mcica
Civie
U.S
Anj States
Anterica
United Tae
Mitch J
Asell
Martin
New York
Nikita Khrushchev
Assembly
Congress
Capitol
United Nations
Hesf
Bern
Khrushchev
Railroad union rejects arbitration over work rules
Edward W. Wiesner chief negotiator for the System Federation Union said the group turned down arbitration as work rule issues were deemed not proper for arbitration. He and his members returned to sessions today to finalize the report and the six proposals previously made by the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Michael Quill
Transport Workers Union
System Federation
Wilon
New York
Quill
Ferris
Richardson
Dilworth
Hement
Kidnap Charge To Be Filed in Fort Collins
Deputy District Attorney Gene E Fisch er will file a kidnaping charge in district court against Raymond Lee Denman 25 of Umatilla Oregon. Denman was brought to Larimer County Jail from Colorado Springs after Featherstone of Tiranath was allegedly abducted. Undersheriff Lee Shipley said Denman signed a statement saying he forced his way into Featherstone's home and then forced Featherstone to drive to Colorado Springs.
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Fort Collins
Gene E. Fischer
Raymond Lee Denman
Umatilla
Ore
Denman
Lheamie County
Colorado Springs
Erase Featherstone
Tiranath
Lee Shipley
Featherstone
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Vubu
Lin
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Liuvimba
Kasavuhu
Republic
S. Lumumba
Uig
Apt
Cuse
Stone Wells
New Orleans
Texas
Will Wilson
Wilson
Fed
Richmond
Confederacy
Roanoke
Florida
North Miami Beach
Deep South
Jouisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
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South Carolina
Atlanta
Ike
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