Tshombe Says Katanga Ready to Fight to the Death
President Moise Tshombe warned Katanga will resist any attempt to end secession by force, even if the entire Katanga population dies. He spoke after the U.N. Security Council urged action and referenced past clashes and a failed plan to disarm the Congo army mutineers.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
United Nations
U Thant
Dag’) Hammarskjold
Tshombe
U.N
Hamilton Outlines Foreign Aid Policy
Fowler Hamilton outlines spending 5.5 billion dollars on foreign aid next year stressing recipient nations must aid themselves. The 50 year old New York lawyer leads the Agency for International Development to build military strength and economies in allied nations. He reports to Secretary Rusk and Kennedy and will be accountable to Congress next spring.
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Hamilton
New York City
Kennedy
Agency For International Development
International Cooperation Administration
Development Loan Fund
Export-Import Bank
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
State Department
Congress
White House
Centenarian claims he saw Lincoln in Saluda
Henry B. McVeigh of Saluda North Carolina celebrated his 100th birthday while relatives and more than 150 guests from several states gathered. He recalled being present when Abraham Lincoln's casket was opened in 1904 and helped reseal it, claiming to be the last living man to have seen the face of Lincoln.
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Saluda
N.C
Abraham Lincoln
North Carolina
Florida
Iowa
Illinois
Washington State
Missouri
Long Island
N.Y
H. O. Noehere
Henry B. McVeigh
McVeigh
Springfield
Ill
Lincoln
Nash Jewelry Co Christmas Ad Promotes Stock Sale
A Nash Jewelry Co advertisement announces an excess inventory of diamonds watches jewelry luggage and gifts priced to save customers money. It invites shoppers to compare prices with competitors and offers a small deposit to hold items for Christmas at 127 North Main Street.
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Nash Jewelry Co
N. Main St
Adv
Trial Rights For General Defended
Rep. Frank J. Becker said he hopes the great pseudo liber als will stand by Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker in his right to be heard in a trial. Walker resigned from the Army on November 2 after removal from his command in Europe over alleged efforts to influence troop voting in the 1960 elections via anti Communist indoctrination courses. Becker spoke on WCBS TV and was asked to define pseudo liberals.
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New York
Frank J. Becker
R-N.y
Edwin A. Walker
Walker
Europe
Becker
Wcbs TV
New York Forum
House Armed Services Committee
Man Buried in Coke Survives Hour and a Half
OSHKOSH Wisconsin AP A 61 year old foundry worker Lester Tice was buried when coke filled a cupola furnace. He survived by staying near a small air hole for about 90 minutes, then attracted a foreman by pushing an air hammer through a 6 by 6 inch opening. He was rescued via a trap door, taken to Mercy Hospital for observation and released bruised.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Lester Tice
Mercy Hospital
Peaceful A-Bomb Test Preview Planned in New Mexico
Carlsbad New Mexico hosts a preview event for Project Gnome a million dollar peaceful nuclear test site near the Caverns with 200 officials and reporters from nine countries. The December 10 detonation aims to show how nuclear explosions can heat water extract isotopes and generate power while avoiding fallout and Cavern damage.
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Carlsbad
N.M
Carlsbad Caverns
Atomic Energy Commission
Japan
AEC
Canada
Australia
England
France
Spain
Switzerland
South Africa
Soviet Union
U.S
John Kelly
Communist Farmers On The Carpet
In Novosibirsk Moscow radio quotes Voronov of the Communist Party saying Siberian farms show underutilized resources with poor seed distribution and faulty soil work. He cites ongoing low harvests on many collective and state farms despite the conference with Khrushchev present.
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Moscow Radio
Voronov
Communist Party Central Committee Bureau
Russian Federal Republic
Diplomat Faces Censure Over Brazil Moscow Move
Angered congressmen gathered 44 signatures for a censure motion against Foreign Minister Francisco Dantas for renewing relations with the Soviet Union. Conservative leaders demanded broader support and criticized the timing ahead of 1935 memorial ceremonies. Prime Minister Neves defended the move as realistic, while church leaders and Gov. Lacerda denounced the action.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Francisco Santiago Dantas
Soviet Union
Chamber of Deputies
Democratic Action Group
Chamber
Dantas’ “Fast
Brazil
Dantas
Jaime Cardinal de Barros Camara
Carlos Lacerda
Guanabara
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Leopoldville
Kindu
Sture Linner
U.N. Congo
Cyrille Adoula
Adoula
Washington
Fowler
Mason B. McVeigh
Noel
Lloyd Pheps
Coke
New Mexico
London
Ers
Khrushchev
Novosibirsk
AIR Base
Bedford Sales CO
Moscow
Tancredo Neves
College Street
Piedmont
West Washington
Household Appliance Co
Fieldcrest
Space Command
Target
Zenith
Televisions
Appliance CO
S. Wrenn ST
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