Famine in Congo Baluba area said checked by UN
UN official Leopoldville said the Baluba famine affecting about 150000 people is under control with the worst over. He expects food and trucks to reach all starving by end of next week. The Balubas were forced from homes by Luluas amid UN relief efforts.
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Moishe Tshombe
Tshombe
Woman Robbed Of $9,000 in Kansas City Case
Two men were arrested after a $9,000 robbery of artist Kate Gindulis who kept savings in a suitcase at home. Her 17 year old daughter Liana and her 19 year old boyfriend were grabbed in Tulsa while the couple's accomplice Austin Shannon led police to the loot. Police recovered part of the money in Kansas City and Tulsa authorities expect to recover more as extradition proceeds.
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Liana
Tulsa
Okla
William G. Phipps
Austin Shannon
Phipps
Gindulis
Shannon
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George Washington sets record on 67 day Polaris mission
The nuclear submarine George Washington returned from a 67 day submerged patrol, surpassing the Seawolf’s 60 day record. Cmdr. James B. Osborn said the mission was a success as the sub surfaced 64 miles southeast of Block Island. The vessel carried 16 nuclear tipped Polaris missiles cocked for instant use. Vice Admiral Fitzhugh Lee praised the crew’s dedication and competence.
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George Washington
Block Island
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Atlantic Command
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Dr. Dooley Honored With Last Rites In St Louis
A stream of visitors paid respects to Dr Thomas A Dooley at the St Louis Cathedral after his death from cancer in New York City He cofounded the MEDICO medical relief group and pioneered a hospital in Laos The funeral is set for Monday at 9 30 a m Cardinal Ritter Wagner of New York and other dignitaries sent messages of condolence
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Australia
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Dooley
Joseph Cardinal Ritter
St. Louis
College of Cardinals
Laos Leaders Hold Defense Council Over Rebel Push
Prime Minister Boun Oum and General Phoumi Nosavan met King Savang Vathana in Luang Prabang as rebels press an advance toward Xieng Khouang. Washington limits arms to basic trainers while Moscow and London discuss reviving the International Conciliation Commission to stabilize Laos.
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International Conciliation Commission
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Savang Vatthana
Jackie Kennedy Starts White House Duties Early
The nation's new First Lady Jackie Kennedy rose at 8 a.m. after about seven hours of sleep and met the White House domestic staff at 9:30 a.m. The session followed three inaugural balls with President Kennedy, and her husband attended further festivities. Pierre Salinger noted no specifics from the staff meeting.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
White House
Pierre Salinger
Poker Game Robbery Ends in Host’s Death in Louisville
A gunman killed Alfred H. Nachand, host of a private poker game, and robbed seven players of 1800 dollars in Louisville. Authorities note six similar holdups in 18 months and may bring victims before a grand jury for cooperation. Detective Robert Frances suspects Nachand may have spooked the robbers.
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Robert Frances
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Man Declared Dead Revives in Milwaukee Morgue
A 78 year old man, Leo Happel, was pronounced dead at County General Hospital after a throat blockage left no pulse or breathing. He revived en route to the morgue, began breathing and had a low blood pressure, remaining in critical condition.
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Wis
Leo Happel
Happel
Richard Barnett
Robert Bellows
County Emergency
John McAnlis
Cers
Rose Wagner
Harold Coon
County General Hospital
Coon
Two Bombs Kill Seven In Algeria
Algiers residents faced a wave of violence as two bombs killed seven people and wounded two in Tizi-ouzou while other devices exploded or were found in Algiers. The blasts coincide with an official visit by French minister Robert Buron and follow a rebel ambush on a mountain road near the capital.
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Tizi-Quzou
Robert Buron
Buron
Blida
Paris
OU brochure touts new high speed computer
An Oklahoma University brochure describes the university's new high speed computer as an asynchronous parallel binary research machine capable of fixed point or floating point calculations. The brochure adds that the explanation is about as technical as most people care to get.
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Okla
Oklahoma University
Highspeed
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