Kenya Official Sees African Council Aid for Congo Crisis
Kenya official Ndegwa says an African representative council under United Nations could restore peace in the Congo. He notes explosive tensions, urges US aid and scholarships to Africa, and cites Kenya’s path to independence and education efforts as context. He cautions Lumumba’s leadership but stresses broad regional involvement.
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Kenya
Council
Baara
Congo
Adnister Progital ‘United 'Nations
Iderile Ndegwea
Tregeury
Naegwa
Ndegwa
Patrice Lumimba
United Nations
U. S
United States
Africa
Neegwa
Herter Slams U N Summit Proposal as Ludicrous
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter denounced Khrushchev’s call for a United Nations summit as extremely ludicrous and an irresponsible propaganda display. He warned the Soviet leader’s UN visit could be used to boast of military power and launch global devastation, saying visions of Soviet capabilities remain to be seen before the General Assembly.
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Washington
Secreary
Stata
Chris An A. Herter
Nikita Khrushchev
United Nations
Khrushchev
General Assembly
Herter
Miss Michigan and Alabama win talent awards
Evans passes sanitation district bonds 275000.000 approved by 171 to. District plans sewer system with 8.6 mill tax and monthly service charge. Nelson Haley Patterson and Quirk named to oversee plans. Expected completion mid 1961 with first service by spring next year.
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Evans
District S Board
Willard Guick
J “Quirk
Distriet
Atlantic City
N. J
API
Quirk
Fall Fashion Parade in Greeley Town Saturday
Greeley merchants stage a fall fashion festival featuring decorated store windows and live models. A parade at 10 a.m. Saturday begins at the No. 2 city lot and winds through downtown with models riding on decorated floats. Local shops stay open late and music accompanies the event as readers view top fall fashions in today’s Tribune fashion section.
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Epige
the Tribune
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Nixon Walks Normally as Knee Infection Improves
Vice President Richard M. Nixon walked normally about his car at Walter Reed Army Hospital where he is treated for an infected left knee. aides say it is the first time he walked normally since Aug 29 and he worked on policy statements and studied reports for a nationwide GOP registration drive.
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Wasilington
Richard M. Nixon
Waller Reed Army Hospital
Nixon
Aidea
Nixa
Hepublican
Leonard Hall
Greenboro
Ing
Second House Group Sets Risk Probe
A second House committee, alarmed by the defection of two U S code special agents, called a probe to see if the Defense Department and intelligence agencies recruit screen and clear personnel adequately. Chairman Carl Vinson announced a three member subcommittee to study Pentagon and CIA methods amid the loss of Berner F Mitchell and William H Mardin, two mathematical analysts with the National Security Agency.
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Hoffman
Washington
House
U.S
Tiska
Carl Vinson
Horse Armed Services
Pentagon
Central Intelligence Agency
Soviet Union
Berner F. Mitchell
William H. Mardin
Aganew
Navy Fighter Sets World Speed Record Claim
The Navy announced a world closed course speed record of 1,216.78 mph for the Phantom 1H fighter at Edwards AFB. Col. Thomas H. Miller of George West Texas piloted the aircraft Tuesday on a 310 mile course. If ratified by the International Aerobatic Federation in Paris, the mark would top the previous 816.2 mph set April 16, 1959 by Air Force Capt. George A. Edwards Jr. in an AFIDS Voodoo.
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Navy
Marine Ut
Thomas H. Miller
George West
Tex
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Paris
Air Force
George A. Edwards Jr
Clarente FE. Pkstrom
Pacific Fleet Air Force
Raye Miller
Miller
iEdwards Afb
Special Meeting Set On Rezoning Near Fairacres
Frank Colchan reports the city planning commission will hold a special meeting on Sept. 5 at 7330 Pau to consider rezoning property near 16th St and Lith Ava owned by Mrs. Marjorie Wollar Nelson of Denver. Nelson seeks to rezone multiple lots in the 165 addition from RS to a business district and several lots in the 1955 Fairacres addition from R-2 to R-3, with history tracing to prior zoning as B and B-3. Waller of Mesting and Weller of Greeley presented the petition, outlining Fairacres development, litigation, and previous zoning actions. continuation noted (Continued on Page 8).
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Frank Colchan
Planning Commission
Nednesday
Pau
16Th St
State Supreme Court
Nelson
Weld County United Fund sets budgets for rural areas
Weld County United Fund outlines totals for seven communities Eaton Fort Lupton Gilcrest Grover Hereford La Salle and Fort Lupton budgets plus a central reserve fund to assist any under subscription. Greeley One Fund begins its business drive on October 4 with residential drive starting October 18.
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United “Fund
June Redman
la Salle
Weld County United Fund
Greeley One Fund
United Fund
Lumumba confrontation looms as UN tugs Congo clash
In Leopoldville lawmakers debate Lumumba vs Kasavubu as UN pressure grows. Bomboko and Kasavubu push to disarm Lumumba loyalists and pull UN troops from Congo. Lumumba supporters rally amid rising tensions with Belgian forces and Soviet links alleged in Kasai and Kasai Province unrest.
Dag Hammarskjold seeks UN action to halt outside aid Congo
United Nations secretary general Dag Hammarskjold urged the Security Council to stop external arms and Soviet military aid flowing into the Congo war zones. He warned it may be necessary to temporarily disarm Congolese forces to reestablish order and prevent further disruption as Katanga arms shipments arrive and Western pressure mounts.
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Lynn Heinzerling
Leopoldville
The
National Assembly
Patriza Lumumba
Senate
Tie
Bell
United Nations
Yimumba
Lumumba
Ister
Bomboko
Kasavubu
Kasai
Regina Oflbu
Lamba
Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
Froi
Jing Kasavubu
U.N
Dag Hostinerskjold
New York
Security Council
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Hammarskjold
Olesti
Bisanlyitér
Union
Tha’ Canga
Patrice Tarimba
Seceas
Secess ‘Sionist
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Cald
Belgium
Katanga Wernestay
Katanga
Veetingten
U.S
Washington
Harmarskjold
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iRed China Deal Rejected by U S
The State Department announced that the United States rejected a proposed deal from China. The offer was presented at a Warsaw meeting between ambassadors, with Communist negotiators demanding concessions as a condition for continued talks.
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China
U.S
Sky Shield Exercise Grounds Hill Ground Flights
The Sky Shield operation will ground flights at Vie Stévley airport from 41 p.m. Friday to 3 a.m. Saturday as NORAD conducts a large air defense drill. FAA asks nonessential flights to sit out. airport reports no official notice but will observe the order. Grounding affects charter, private flights. commercial service not served here. An estimated 1,006 airline flights and 97,000 passengers will be grounded, with 700 general aviation and 6,200 military flights armored. The exercise includes about 2,000 sorties by American and Canadian interceptor aircraft against aggressor targets, with jamming and radar degradation intended.
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Vie
Stévley
Department Ss
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Addiion
Weld County opens new library building with grand opening
Weld County unveils a new library building at 2227 23rd Ave with a 3 pm dedication on Sept 25 and opening hours from 10 am to 8:30 pm weekdays. The 52 080 volume collection includes a special adult fiction and popular nonfiction section. A dedicated children’s room seats 45 and may host meetings. The library serves all Weld residents and doubles space to about 437 400 square feet.
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Weld County Library
23Rd Ave
Betty Adcock
Weld County l
Hbrary
Lbrary
Weld County
Moray
Ule
Spechel
Ubcary
Lmcary
McNichols Seeks Dr Snow To Lead Colorado Hospital
Governor McNichols expressed hope to hire Dr Henman Snow from New York to head the state hospital system in Pueblo on reasonable terms. He warned that securing a qualified director for the new mental health program will be costly and may require a salary above the current 18000 annual level. The move aims to attract top psychiatrists to Pueblo and strengthen state mental health services.
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Denver
McNichols
Henman Stow
New York State
Idgewasburg
N. Y
Cotorads State
Pueblo
Snow
de. FM. Simmerman Desceive
Peelie
Pablo Hospital
Real Hot Tin Roof Crickkowall Wales Fire Camp
An unclear fragment describes a fire at an army camp linked to a screening of a Elizabeth Taylor film reportedly titled Real Hot Tin Roof. The readable portion mentions Wales and a night event at a camp with a movie showing amid confusion over wording and names.
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Wales
Welwee
Elizabeth
Taylor
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