Portugal Expels Four Missionaries
Portugal ordered the expulsion of four American Methodist missionaries on charges they conspired with terrorists in Angola. The Rev Windell Lee Golden and three others were arrested in Angola and brought to Lisbon for investigation. They were escorted to airports by Portuguese police and U.S. embassy staff as the Overseas Ministry cited a report alleging their involvement in clandestine meetings and subversive activities.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Angola
Windell Lee Golden
Rockford, Ill
Ernest Edwin Lemaster
Lexington
Marion Washington Way Jr
Charleston
Frederick Clarke Brancel
Endeavor W'se
U.S
Mr. Golden
London
American World Airways
New York
Overseas Ministry
Foreign Ministry
Overseas Judiciary Council
Pearl Harbor Dead Will Be Honored
Pearl Harbor remembrance marks 20 years since the attack with a memorial at Ford Island. 108 New England survivors participate aboard a boat behind the Arizona as dignitaries including five U.S. representatives and Gov. Paul J. Fannin observe.
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Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Navy
Arizona
New England
U.S
Paul J. Fannin
Ford Island
Leeward
Oahu
14Th Naval District
John H. Sides
U.S. Pacific Fleet
McComb Quiet After Racial Violence Postings and Injunction Plan
McComb Mississippi remained quiet Saturday after a day marked by racial violence as white youths attacked a Negro’s car in the bus terminal area while three expelled Black high school students rode a bus to test integration. CORE representative Tom Gaither reported another student from Tougaloo College was slugged. no serious injuries. Authorities intend a federal court injunction to stop more Freedom Riders. four riders had integrated the terminal Friday. White groups also attacked visiting newsmen, with prior beatings of five Negro riders earlier in the week. The move followed federal pressure and a pledge to enforce interstate terminal segregation bans.
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Tom Gaither
Jackson
Congress of Racial Equality
McComb
Mississippi
Gaither
Mike Arthur Cotton
Kosciusko
Tougaloo
Cotton
Milwaukee
Hodding Carter
Greenville
Miss
Delta - Democrat-Times
C. H. Douglas
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Douglas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congo Premier Restores Ties With Soviet Bloc Nations
In Leopoldville Premier Cyrilla Adoula's government resumes diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union Poland and Czechoslovakia. Acting Foreign Minister Marcel Lengema accepts credentials of charges d affaires after a three month delay.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Cyrilla Adoula
Marcel Lengema
Soviet Union
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Joseph Mobutu
Patrice Lumum _ba
Stanleyville
Antoine Gizenga
Lumumba
Congo
Meany says unions fail to organize not interunion fighting
AFL-CIO President George Meany faulted major unions for neglecting broad member recruitment, citing Walter Reuther and the United Auto Workers while noting steelworkers and machinists also lag in organizing. He criticized layoffs, appealed for action before the AFL-CIO convention, and defended the federation’s unity and health despite disputes.
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Fla
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Reuther
Ion
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