Katanga Crisis Intensifies as U.N. Jails Officers in Elisabethville
U.N. forces arrest 68 of 512 Europeans tied to the Katanga regime as Leopoldville denounces disarming the army. The operation proceeds with Katanga police cooperation while Tshombe tours the city amid calls for calm.
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Katanga
Adoula
United Nations
Congo
Singappa Raja
Godefrois Munonge
Tshombe
Munonge
East German demands voice in any East West Germany talks
East Germany’s Neues Deutschland called for a say in all talks on Germany and insisted negotiations must center on a peace treaty. It warned that talks would be bilateral with East Germany over access to West Berlin and guaranteed peaceful life for East German citizens, while noting Western Allies reject negotiating with the East German government.
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Fap
Germany
Neues Deutschland
East Germany
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East
West Germany
Red Organ
Khrushchev
West Berlin
Red Army
West To Demand Berlin Talks Says Brentano
Bonn Germany AP Western powers will press for a foreign minister level conference with the Soviet Union on the Berlin crisis. Brentano said talks could be before or after the Sept 17 West German elections and Sept 19 UN General Assembly opening. He suggested a preliminary Western ministers meeting may be held. He did not confirm Soviet readiness.
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Germany
Soviet Union
Berlin
Heinrich von Brentano
Brentano
France
United Nations
Algerian Rebel Leadership Walks Tight Line On War And Talks
In Tunis, the CNRA reshuffles the rebel provisional government replacing Ferhat Abbas with Ben Youssef Ben Khtheda and pledges to strengthen military action against France while reaffirming that a negotiated solution remains possible. The body’s communique cites mobilization of the National Liberation Army and broader Algerian masses, with disputed Sahara status stalling recent talks.
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Ferhat Abbas
Ben Youssef Ben Khedida
Ben Khedda
Abbas
Brasilia
Goulart
National Council of the Algerian Revolution
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Tripoli
Libya
National Liberation Army
Sahara
Brazil in turmoil after Quadros resignation
Military and political leaders in Rio de Janeiro worked to avert a coup as Vice President Joao Goulart faced opposition from Gen Odylio Denys and jailed allies. Strikes paralyzed Rio and Sao Paulo as the country awaited word from Paris where Quadros and Goulart lingered awaiting return.
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Tom Masterson
RIO_DE JANEIRO
Brazil
Janio Quadros
Odylio Denys
Joao Goulart
Quadros
Goulart
Red
China
Paris
Goulart Seeks Return as Brazil Crisis Unfolds
Moscow radio charged Quadros with forcing his resignation through crude U S interference in Brazil. U S assistant secretary of state dismissed the claim as absurd and said relations with Quadros' administration were friendly. Brazil’s war minister Denys questioned allowing Goulart to take office. Goulart, in Paris, said he will insist on constitutional right to succeed Quadros and return to Brazil soon while Congress members gather.
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United States
Brazil
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U.S
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Goulart
Denys
United Nations
Francisco Santiago Dante
Paris
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Governor vows halt to Monroe violence in NC
Governor Sanford says Monroe unrest is under control and will be kept so. He warns against outside agitators and orders state patrols to restore order after weekend racial violence climaxed Sunday night. He singles out a fierce anti integrationist leader and credits Monroe officials with restraint.
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Sanford
Monroe
Castro
Robert E Williams
Fred Wilson
Union County
Florid technician testifies on device used by gamblers
Flor ida electronics technician Walter Shaw testified before a Senate subcommittee that he invented a device used to baffle police wiretaps and cheat long distance tolls. He denied intent to aid crime and said the device could be modified by others. Shaw invoked the Fifth Amendment on questions about the gadget known as a cheese box and an automatic dialing transfer device. He said the devices were incomplete when last seen at a Mamaroneck address and denied installing them or knowing who possesses them.
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Florida
Walter Shaw
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co
Senate
Shaw
Archie
John Gianunzio
Mamaroneck
N.Y
Gianunzio
City Officials Seek Course Of Action In Monroe Unrest
In Monroe North Carolina city officials in urgent session weigh options after anti segregation picketing sparked violence. The city attorney with prosecutors weighs an injunction but may seek restraint only if needed. Grand jury to consider inter racial tensions and possible charges linked to a kidnapping. Police report a wounded officer and several arrests as FBI and state troopers join the investigation.
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N.C
Charlotte
Leas
Robert F. Williams
NAACP
C. Bruce Stegal
Marshville
Cliff Dutton
Stegals
Macedonia
Here
Williams
Dutton
A. A. Mauney
Mauney
Hoffa Confronts Rebel Leader in Cincinnati
Teamsters President James R. Hoffa confronted rebel leader James Luken in Cincinnati to deny a national anti Hoffa trend. Luken leads several locals that have disaffiliated and joined a movement against Hoffa, citing corruption and racketeering. Hoffa addressed about 1200 at Music Hall before Media as Luken argued for reform within the union.
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Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
James Luken
Cincinnati
Afl-Cio
Music Hall
Bar
Luken
Daily Drivers Local
Teamsters Union
Dave Beck
Young Man With Gun Taken From Airplane
A Piedmont Airlines propjet flight from Knoxville to Norfolk returned to Raleigh Durham after a young passenger with a gun on board was disembarked. The youth, identified as J B Craver and aged about 21 or 22, was taken into custody. authorities said there was no violence aboard. The incident occurred roughly over Rocky Mount after takeoff from Raleigh Durham.
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Piedmont Airlines
Raleigh-Durham
C. B. Natt
Piedmont
Charlotte
Knoxville
Ikeda Accuses Khrushchev Of Meddling In Japan
Tokyo Japan Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda told Soviet Premier Khrushchev that he meddled in Japan by demanding abrogation of the last Japan U S security treaty. Ikeda said the pact is not a threat to Moscow unless the Soviet Union has aggressive aims and affirmed Japan will stay allied with the free world.
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TOKYO
Hayato Ikeda
Khrushchev
Japan
Ikeda
Soviet Union
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