Congo crisis tests U.N. authority and Katanga rule
The Katanga issue exposes tensions between the United Nations mission and Congo's rival claimants. Katanga's independent government persists while Kasavubu Lumumba and Gizenga vie for legitimacy, prompting UN intervention to force allegiance to Leopoldville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Katanga
Leopoldville
Congo
United States
North Carolina
Leopold
Kasavubu
Lumumba
Stanleyville
Elisabethville
Midwestern colleges push for broader student diversity
Presidents from a dozen Midwest colleges travel east to promote the advantages of a Midwestern education to students and parents. They seek geographic diversity amid global concerns, noting education thrives beyond borders and praising Katanga's pro‑western stance while critiquing UN policy and U.S. roles in Congo operations.
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High Point College
Midwest
They Can't Understand Rockefeller Son Tragedy Critique
A Young Communist League publication calls the search for Michael Rockefeller an American tragedy and mocks a father's anguish, arguing the national mobilization shows a lack of understanding and human feeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Communist League of the Soviet Union
Michael Rockefeller
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Apple a Day Backed by Three Year Michigan Study
A Michigan State University three year study with 1,300 volunteer students found apple eaters had one third fewer cases of upper respiratory infections than expected and overall health appeared better. Researchers seek to identify the apple’s beneficial component.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State University
Local Newspaper Staff Roster Listing Key Officials
A partial OCR listing shows names and titles including President Mrs. R. B. Terry Secretary-Treasurer Holt McPherson tailor Joe Brown Managing Editor Co. W Patterson Jr Advertising Director W. W. Idol Jr Business Manager. The fragment outlines administrative roles in the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
W Patterson JR
Vv. W. Idol, JR
Say it in Anglo-Saxon says State Dept brief
A New York ad man urges plain words at Foggy Bottom. He and a State Department memo push brevity and Anglo-Saxon terms over long Latin phrases in reports and memos. He notes words must be clear to all, and polysyllabification slows communication.
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Harold Tribune News Service
Washington
HTNS
State Department
New York
State
Paul R. Barnes
C. J. la Roche & Co
Barnes
Carlton Savage
Department
Policy Council
Foreign Service
Amanda
Phi Beta Kappa
Athelstan
Mr. Barnes
Job
Jerusalem the Golden
Earth
Jesus
America
Asia
Africa
Europe
Islands of the Seven Seas
Cer
Europe boom debated in Congress and White House
A U S Senate discussion follows European postwar boom led by West Germany Italy France and Britain. Debates focus on tariffs Common Market ties and U S role with President Kennedy seeking power to lower tariffs broadly while protectionists warn of job losses and imports.
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B. Everett Jordan
Saxaphan
Europe
Scandinavian
Sen. Jordan
United States
West Germany
Italy
France
Luxembourg
Belgium
Netherlands
Great Britain
America
Jordan
Senate House
Charles H. Percy
Bell & Howell] Co
Congress
Percy
Kennedy
Japan
Barry Goldwater
William E. Miller
David Ormsby Gore
Karl Marx
West Europe
Questions Sunday Sermon on Life's Big Questions
A sermon explores timeless biblical questions on brotherhood, love, responsibility, and salvation. It cites Cain and Abel, Micah, Peter, Job, and Jesus, urging humble worship, compassionate conduct, and acceptance of Christ as the path to eternal life.
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Paul
Mars Hill
Athens
Cain
Micah
Congressional Library
Washington
Charles Eliot
Harvard University
Simon Peter
Peter
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North Main Street
High Point N. C
Charles B. Loflin
THE
Associated Press
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Kelvis
N.C
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