Nyasaland Struggles with Rhodesian Troop Presence Sparks Tension
In Nyasaland the arrival of Rhodesian troops near Mzuzu and Fort Manning unsettles the Central African Federation. Dr Hastings Banda and African National leaders denounce British rule while Governor Sir Robert Armitage refrains from declaring a state of emergency. Wellington Chirwa warns Rhodesian forces worsen local sentiment.
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Robert
Sas Gaiteeet Gel Prus
EOKA
Wellington Chirwa
Airman and Kirsten Reach Denmark via Iceland Route
An airman and Kirsten arrive in Denmark with plans to reach Iceland by February end. He must secure car approval before travel. With no regular service between the Faroes and Iceland, he travelers to Scotland to join a fishing smack for Thors havn. Kirsten meets him at Thorshavn, and Tuesday morning they begin the final leg.
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Kirsten
Iceland
Faroes
Scotland
Thorshavn
Faroe
Soviet Union Accepts Ministers Conference Plan
Soviet Union agrees to a foreign ministers conference with talks set for April in Vienna or Geneva. The note proposes a Poland ministers conference on Germany and hints at a summit, while Prime Minister Macmillan seeks broader Western leaders’ discussion on West Berlin.
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Moscow
Vienna
Geneva
Poland
Germany
West Berlin
Johnson Rises In Party Ranks
Washington reports Senator Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas emerging as a leading influence for the 1960 Democratic nomination. A Texas favorite son, Johnson expects a large delegate bloc from the South and broad support from Democratic leaders, potentially shaping the convention despite other contenders.
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Johnson
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Light Snow Big Surprise To Tar Heels
Rain and snow spread across portions of North Carolina causing a rare early event. The heaviest snowfall occurred in Charlotte with four hours of snow, while Raleigh and Greensboro saw traces and the western part stayed dry as a cold front interaction with a coastal low pressured system cleared.
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North Carolina
Savannah
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Charlotte
Raleigh
Greensboro
Henderson Violence Held Down at Textile Strike
In Henderson a labor dispute between the Textile Workers Union of America and management entered its 16th week. About 15 extra officers arrived from nearby counties as a single shift reported for 7 am. Today was payday for 200 to 300 workers who chose to return, a move officers feared could spark more trouble. More details on page five.
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Henderson
Textile Workers Union of America
Tome Nigam
Discoverer I Rocket Signals Spark Orbit Speculation
In INGLEWOOD California Air Force officials say Discoverer I rocket may have reached orbit but is not yet communicating clearly. Tracking stations reported sporadic signals and a Navy ship 900 miles away picked up faint bursts after launch with additional checks planned.
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Inglewood
Calif
Air Force
Makarios Returns to Cyprus in Triumphal Welcome
Arch bishop Makarios is greeted by more than 150,000 Greek Cypriots in Nicosia after three years in exile. In a 30 minute address he urges cooperation with the Turkish minority and speaks of freedom as both privilege and heavy responsibility.
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Cyprus
Makarios
Lnhead
Berlin Proposals From Congress On Berlin Situation
Washington AP Congress members spent a busy week voicing varied Berlin opinions. Suggestions ranged from easing pressure on the diplomatic quarter to mobilizing more troops. Senator Fulbright warned against forcing Eisenhower into a negotiating straitjacket and noted the President’s primary foreign policy responsibility.
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Congress
Berlin
Sen
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Fulbright
Lunar Probe Delayed After Power Failure Scrub
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla Army Missilemen reran efforts on the Juno II lunar probe after a Sunday night failure to launch a satellite beyond the moon into solar orbit The 76 foot rocket and crew near target time before the scrub was announced due to a power failure NASA said only technical difficulties caused the postponement A new attempt could come tonight tomorrow or Wednesday with a month delay if alignment shifts occur and Soviet claims of a successful Lunik flight loom in the background The mission would test instruments to measure radiation bands from about 1000 miles up and required readjusting a guidance ring to account for earth moon rotation
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Fla
Army
Ce Vetetary
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Aeronaut
Miss Chance
U S Faces Money Troubles Amid Record National Debt
Washington reports the United States pursues needed funds as debt climbs to 286 billion dollars. The article notes lenders faced delayed renewals, forcing emergency borrowing and reflecting broader concerns about inflation and borrowing costs. It frames the issue as a multi-faceted, ongoing assessment by the Treasury.
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The Twelve Apostles and Their Ways in Jesus Era
A historical portrait of Jesus companions known as the Twelve. It describes their appearance, backgrounds, and temperaments, naming Peter Bartholomew James Jude Thomas and others with notes on their origins and journeys as apostles.
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Uncle Sam
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Een Kee Chen
Palestine
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Eueias
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Cana
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Persia
Artenen
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James the Just
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Messiah
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Jude-Thaddaeus
Judas
Simon the Cananean
Egypt
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Judea
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