United States silent plan to end Congo crisis at UN
The United States probes U N delegations for a broad Congo peace program. It would free Congo from big power interference form a broader government disarm Congolese troops reconvene parliament and release political prisoners. Adlai Stevenson would seek Soviet agreement to keep out of Congo while Hammarskjold pushes a council backed path.
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U.S
Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
Adlai Stevenson
Soviet Union
U.N
Washington
Stevenson
Security Council
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
India
Kasavubu
Patrice Lumumba
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Lumumba
United Nations
Eisenhower
Council
Kennedy
Eisenhower to visit lush Palm Desert for fifth Palm Springs trip
Dwight D. Eisenhower will depart Pennsylvania by train for California early Monday for his fifth Palm Springs area visit. A $150,000 Eldorado Country Club home is prepared for Ike and Mamie with Mamie visiting first since 1954. Christain Herter also reserves a month at La Quinta Hotel starting February 25.
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Palm Desert
Calif
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
California
Palm Springs
Eldorado County Club
Ike
Mamie
Allen J. Poulson
Resada
Christain Herter
la Quinta
Kennedy push to extend unemployment benefits to 13 weeks
The Kennedy administration moves to enact antirecession legislation starting with an extension of unemployment benefits to 13 weeks. Secretary Goldberg expects clear sailing as Mills introduces the bill with a companion measure to aid children of unemployed parents.
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Washington
Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Goldberg
Congress
Mills
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Termite Dines Memphis Book At Supper at the Maxwell House
Mrs. Larry Sykes a Memphis book store operator reports termites are dining on a book titled Supper at the Maxwell House indicating pest damage to a specific literary item in a local store.
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Memphis
Larry Sykes
The
Maxwell House
Galvao Seizes Asylum After Santa Maria Seizure
Capt. Henrique Galvao sought asylum in Recife Brazil after surrendering the 610 foot Santa Maria with 600 passengers and 368 crew members. He vowed to continue opposition to Portugal's Salazar regime while the ship was handed to Portugal by President Quadros. The ship’s owners want him charged with homicide robbery and deprivation of liberty as a Brazilian court weighs the complaint.
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Recife
Brazil
Henrique Galvao
Portugal
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
Galvao
Santa Maria
Salazar
Janio Quadros
The
Colonial Navigation Co
Quadros
Mario Simoes Maia
Caribbean
Missing Boy Ils Located In Virginia
A year old boy who disappeared from his Greensboro home last night was found with his mother in Alexandria Virginia. Police said the parents have been separated about a month and hundreds of volunteers joined a search in subfreezing temperatures before the discovery at 6 30 a m. The boy employed by a trucking company slept and woke to find himself missing. Neighbors reported hearing crying and the blond child sometimes wanders at night.
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Greensboro
N.C
Alexandria
Robert P. Brim
Robert S. Brim
Brim
Virginia
Saha
Sun Returns With Modest Warmth Across North Carolina
The Associated Press reports sun returns over most of North Carolina but little warming expected as ice on the ground holds back temperature gains. Coastal areas see 51 to 52 degrees while inland towns remain chilly with lows in the teens to 20s and highs generally in the 30s.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Weather Bureau
Elizabeth City
Cherry Point
Rockies
Piedmont
Asheville
Two Storms Join Damp Big Snow Across New England
Two snow waves merged near New York Friday and moved into New England as volatile storms hit the Midwest and mid Atlantic. The eastern storm dumped up to 12 inches in parts of western New York and 8 inches around New York City, with winds and flooding forecasts for New England and Block Island. NY Idlewild Airport closed. the Nassau liner and Brett freighter collided but caused no injuries or major damage.
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New England
Midwest
Middle Atlantic
New York State
Ohio Valley
New York
New York City
Block Island
Illinois
Ohio
Virginia
Shanandoah Valley
Pennsylvania
Maryland
New Jersey
Connecticut
Idlewild
Nassau
Brett
New York Harbor
More Than Dozen Entombed Under Slag Pile In Belgium
In Moulins-sous-Fleron, Belgium a massive slag heap collapsed after rains trapping more than a dozen people. Officials estimated 14 deaths as King Baudouin and Queen Fabiola visited the scene. Rescue efforts continued amid weakened rubble and resurgent hopes fading.
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Fred Cheval
White Telephones Rally Polish Towns Aristocracy
In a Polish town identified as B a clash over white telephones exposes class and status rivalries. A 40 set allocation sparks anger among leading citizens and their wives triggering threats of divorce and ministerial appeals. The director imposes a commission yet most locals go without.
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George Syvertsen
Warsaw
Communist Party
Trybuna Ludu
Robbery on Camp Lejeune Laundry Trucks Stuns Base
A hooded gunman robbed three civilians at Camp Lejeune and stole $7,000 from a laundry truck crew from College View Cleaners of Greenville. The FBI said the payday robbery occurred at 6 30 p.m. in a secure parking lot on the Marine Base. The trio was locked in a panel truck for about 15 minutes before escaping.
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Camp Lejeunz
N.C
Marine Base
FBI
College View Cleaners of
Greenville
William P. Smith
Pny
Africans Attack Police Headquarters in Luanda
Bands of armed men attacked Luanda's police headquarters and prisons overnight in an attempted prisoner escape. The assault followed Captain Henrique Galvao's failed plan to use the liner Santa Maria for a revolt against Portugal's Salazar regime. Governor General Silva Tavares said order is re established and most attackers were arrested.
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Luanda
Angola
Portuguese West Africa
Silva Tavares
Henrique Galvao
Santa Maria
Portugal
Antonio de Oliveia Salazar
Recife
Brazil
Congo
Galvao
Auto Makers Slash Jobs Amid Surplus 1961 Car Inventory
About 80,000 auto workers nationwide will be idled as producers cut output to clear swollen 1961 car inventories. GM plans 45,000 layoffs, Buick Oldsmobile Pontiac plants in Michigan and Ohio sites hit, Ford accounting for 13,500 layoffs with others in Delaware, Kansas City and Los Angeles. Chrysler and Budd Co. also announce upcoming reductions as production shrinks to 400,000 for February.
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Detroit
American Motors Corp
Wisconsin
Ward
Automotive
Ford
Dearborn
Kansas City
St. Louis
Cleveland
Lima
Ohio
Michigan
General Motors
Buick Assembly
Fisher Body
Flint
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
Lansing
Buick
Wilmington
Del
Atlanta
Chrysler
Los Angeles
Claycomo
Gary
Ind
Budd Co
Snow Geese Feed As Marsh Ice Thaws In North Carolina
In Knotts Island North Carolina ice on marshes softened enough to let snow geese feed on roots of marsh plants. Biologists found 16 more dead snow geese Friday in the same area where 55 were found Thursday as storms and hunger afflicted the flock.
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Knotts Island
N.C
Weatherman’s Tools and Techniques Revealed in Sunday Feature
A Sunday Enterprise feature explains how meteorologists monitor rain sleet and snow using electronic recording devices and measuring instruments. The piece highlights the tools that help keep track of weather patterns and forecasts.
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J. Walter Lambeth
Thomasville
Mary Lee Crouse
Enterprise
Normandy Town Adopts American GI for Education
SP4 John H. Givens of Milwaukee, stationed at St. Andre, won over Pont l'Eveque with basketball and local hospitality. The town asked President Kennedy to allow him to remain in France to study at the University of Caen after his service and to have Mrs. Kennedy sponsor the local team.
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Pont L’'Eveque
France
Normandy
Kennedy
John H. Givens
Milwaukee
Wis
Givens
Army
St. Andre
Pont l'Eveque
YMCA
Pont l’Eveque
Bernard Chauviere
Pont l'Eveque Sports Union
United States
Chauviere
University of Caen
Paris
State Department
White House
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Oday
Okol
Edmund Lebreton
Boston
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Fleron
Jupille
Baudouin
Fabiola
Rene Lefebvre
Camp Lejeune
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