Whites Linger in Lumumbist Stronghold Stanleyville
In Stanleyville Congo about 300 Belgians and many Europeans remain in Lumumba era stronghold. Greeks number around 5000 across Oriental Province with shops hotels and services run by Greeks. The city features limited fuel and cigarettes shortages and a 10 pm curfew to curb incursions. Some residents advocate relaxation and education.
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Ers
Congo
Congo River
Ministry of Education
Oriental
Lumumba
Antoine Gizenga
Gizenga
Leopoldville
Stanleyville
Uganda
Stanley
Congo Palace
Redstone Ends Career In Military
Cape Canaveral reports Redstone rocket ends its military test program after eight years with a final practice firing hitting a 200 mile Atlantic Range target. The Army notes the 41st success in 45 launches as three more modified Redstones await to carry astronauts on suborbital flights following Alan Shepard’s May 5 mission. A Polaris A2 failure earlier in the day is investigated aboard the USS Observation Island off Florida.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
America
Atlantic
Army
Cape
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Shepard
Florida
Navy
Observation Island
Judges Hear Prominent Speakers at Asheville Conference
At the 31st annual judicial conference of the US 4th Circuit in Asheville the agenda includes addresses by John C. Satterfield Archibald Cox and Mortimer M Caplin. James R Browning will address tonight's banquet as Chief Justice Earl Warren attended Monday's session and outlined aims to ease administration clear backlogs and keep the work flowing.
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Asheville
John C. Satterfield
American Bar Association
Archibald Cox
United States
Mortimer M. Caplin
U.S. Commissioner of Internal Revenue
4Th Circuit
James R. Browning
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S
Earl Warren
Warren
Supreme Court
Year’s Biggest Downpour Hits Southwest Japan
A severe rainstorm in six prefectures of Shikoku and Kinki region leaves 19 dead, 18 injured, and 12 missing. Over 35,000 houses flooded by noon Monday, with rice fields suffering heavy damage across the drought-stricken area.
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Tokyo
Japan
Shikoku-Kinki
South Carolina Cancels Ad Over Editorial in Holiday Magazine
South Carolina cancelled a $5,000 travel advertisement in Holiday Magazine because of an editorial calling Civil War centennial events a shabby circus and criticizing Fort Sumter reenactments. Charles T. Dixon Jr. said the action was not policy and criticized readers’ freedom comments.
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Columbia
S.C
South Carolina
Charles T. Dixon Jr
Dixon
State Development Board
Fort Sumter
Charleston
Thirteen Coal Cars Derailed Near Charlotte NC
Thirteen coal cars of freight No. 58 derailed on Southern Railway near Eagle Mill crossing Cramenton North Carolina. The crash damaged crossties and a mile of main line. no injuries were reported. Cause undetermined, possible hotbox or broken journal dragging cars. Track clearing continued.
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Cramerton
N.C
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Spencer
Eagle Mill
Charlotte
Bank Manager Waives Hearing in Hemingway Shortage Case
Charleston AP report: Bank Manager Frank D. Rogers of Anderson State Bank Hemingway waived a preliminary hearing on charges of a false entry of about $18 000. Investigators say the bank shortage could total 600 000 to 800 000 and the probe may continue for weeks. Rogers, arrested at a Myrtle Beach hotel, faces Dec 4 District Court in Florence. He is married with three children.
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Charleston
Frank D. Rogers
Florence
Rogers
Anderson State
Hemingway
Myrtle Beach
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U.S
Arthur Glow
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Lumumbist
the Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Redstone
N. Main ST
Bordens
Abc’s
Dodge
Rick
Horace G.ilderon
South Main Street
High Point, N. C
Wachovia
Wachovia Savings
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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