Local Advertising Rates and AP Note
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Weather Summary The Cold Wave Across Regions
Cold wave warnings issued for Northeast Southeast Southwest and Northwest Arkansas and Missouri. Forecasts show temperatures dropping to the 10s to 30s, increasing cloudiness, possible snow flurries, and a trend toward clearing tonight and cooling further Wednesday into Thursday. Local notes mention a cease fire appeal and UN actions related to Katanga.
Katanga Seccession Plot Rushes Into Public View
Unidentified military adviser told a news conference that U N forces had captured a secret Katangan plan drawn up by French mercenaries. The scheme contemplated dynamiting the Union Miniere copper complex if U N troops allied with the central Congo army to end Katanga’s secession. The plan reportedly included use if Congo army invaded alone and Katanga units had already used parts of it during week-old fighting near Elisabethville.
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Bitter Cold Continues Across Midwest and South
Bitter cold persisted on Monday as snow blanketed Kansas and Missouri with up to 10 inches in parts of Kansas. Des Moines and Waterloo measured 6 inches, Omata Nebraska logged 7, and Alabama and Louisiana saw three tornadoes with about $190,000 in damage. Showers and heavy rains hit Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, and the Carolinas.
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France Rejects Full Integration as Debates Open in Senate
Debre told the French Senate that France will not accept complete integration. Informants say no announcement on renewing American Soviet exchanges will be made until the North Atlantic Council of Foreign Ministers meets for a three day parley. De Gaulle reportedly would not oppose resuming Moscow talks with U.S. Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson to press East West Berlin points, though prospects are slim.
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Cold Wave Brings Freeze Across Louisiana Regions
A cold wave moves into the southwest and north, turning much colder this afternoon and tonight. Temperatures fall to 20 to 30 in the west and north, and to 30 to 38 in the southeast by early Wednesday. Thundershowers end in the southeast this afternoon. Partly cloudy through Wednesday with highs of 36 to 46.
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French May Blast Mine Plan in Katanga Unveiled
United Nations sources say French mercenaries drafted plans to dynamite the Union Miniere mining complex in Katanga to disrupt the Belgian-British operation and pressure Leopoldville's Congo government. Brig. Gen. Rikhye cited that Katangan troops used parts of the plan in recent fighting.
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Thompson Envisions Berlin Deal With Russians Veto Hurdle
Thompson outlines a potential Berlin arrangement with the Russians, noting it would still require overcoming France’s veto as one of three Western occupying powers.
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Seething Congo at a Glance Early History
Newsmap traces Albania’s history and regional entanglements as powers clash. It notes ancient and medieval rulers, shifts under Romans and Byzantines, Turkish rule, independence movements, the rise of Zogu, Italian invasion, and the postwar era with Enver Hoxha. It highlights Albania's geography between Yugoslavia and Greece, Muslim majority, and ties to Red China amid Khrushchev era debates.
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Eichmann Described as Worst Criminal by Israeli Court
In Jeru salem the Israeli court delivering the 300 page judgment said Adolf Eichmann was a worse criminal than the guards who ran the gas chambers. Judge Halevy stated he bore legal and moral responsibility greater than the death facilitators. The panel, including Landau and Raveh, expected to finish reading the verdict later Monday after finding Eichmann guilty of crimes against the Jews, crimes against humanity, war crimes, and membership in hostile organizations.
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Katanga Leader Urges UN to Seek Full Supremacy
Katanga leader in a British television interview Monday night urged the United Nations to persist in its actions until it has established clear superiority, saying the UN should not seek another cease fire.
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Eichmann trial convicts in absentia or to be hung
A special tribunal assessed Eichmann's role as Gestapo officer in Jewish affairs and the final solution. Evidence showed his authority extended to death camps Bergen, Belsen, and Treblinka with orders for intensified mass slaughter. The court rejected his denials as implausible and false.
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AFL-CIO sets 1.50 hourly goal and backs higher minimum
AFL-CIO leaders confirm a 1.50 per hour target for the federal minimum wage and urge Congress to raise immediately to 1.25. The stance aligns with President Kennedy's program after a 1961 increase affecting interstate workers, reflecting labor demand amid a broader wage policy push.
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Kennedy Soviet interview seen as propaganda contest
AP analysis notes Kennedy's interview with a Soviet newsman drew mixed impact. Izvestia printed the full exchange while Khrushchev’s circle framed it in propaganda, limiting influence on ordinary Russians. Adzhubei asked questions amid long speeches, unlike American press styles.
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AFL CIO pushes higher minimum wage and longer hours plan
The AFL-CIO resolution urges an immediate raise to 1.25 dollars in September 1963 and targets a further boost to 1.350. It seeks extending the law to 16 million more workers and notes many are paid low wages and clock long hours. The resolution backs legislative action and contract bargaining to cut the 40-hour week.
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Notice in the Hempstead County Chancery Court
The Defendants James Taylor Charles Taylor Christie Anna Taylor Arthur Taylor Dorothy Taylor Richard Taylor and Faye Taylor are warned to appear within thirty days and answer the Plaintiffs complaint in this case Sumarizes Jamie Russell Chancery Clerk seal dated November 27 1961 with publication dates November 28 December 5 12 19 1961
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