UN review of Congo crisis reports Katanga clashes and diplomacy
U N reports three Ka lunga companies still in their own Sunday night as fighting rages near Kamina. Swedes seize rail east while Ghanaian forces gain ground. UN orders Katangan pilots to fly to Mimono base or face destruction. Katanga leadership vows to resist reunification. Britain Belgium and the US face pressure over mineral mining and Congo unity. Thant commends the field commanders after a three day offensive.
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Anroa
Kamina
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Katanga
Mimono
Siesel
Katona
Te United Nations
Red Cross
Moise "Pshombe
Rhodesia
Lef Salisbury
Kae
Lena
Tahombe
Congo
Ila
Britain
Belgium
Katinga
Labor
Harold Macmillan
Tshombe
U Thant
Thant
Singer Brenda Lee Survives Fire At Nashville Home
Brenda Lee and her family were ordered from their Nashville residence after a fast spreading blaze destroyed the interior. Fire officials said the fire started from an electrical appliance, and the home valued at about 24 250 dollars sustained major damage.
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Nashville, Tenn
Brenda Lee
Population rise marks another New Year in U S
The Census Bureau estimates 189,045,000 Americans on January 2, a rise of 2,755,000 since New Year’s Day 1962. The count includes women and children across the United States, reflecting ongoing demographic growth.
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Washington
United States
Adams to Retire from Arkansas Welfare Post
LITTLE ROCK AP Carl Adams state welfare commissioner since 1954 retires today Gov Orvald Faubus has not named a successor A J Moss assistant commissioner will serve in Adams capacity until a successor is chosen
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Little Rock
Carl Adams
Orvald. Faubus
Adams
A. J. Moss
Chusey
Just Little Ordeal of Office Life by Hal Boyle
New York AP column humorously recalls the office function ritual from dressing for a black tie to the cost of a rental tuxedo. A veteran employee jokes about time in the firm, the ease of long tenure turning to drudgery, and a rival’s bathed glory as Babe Ruth’s home run record is challenged during the party.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Damyankee
Walter
Babe Ruti
New York City
Pan Am
Grand Central Terminal
Missing 100 foot tug Gwendolyn Steers with 16 aboard
The 100 foot tug Gwendolyn Steers reported taking on water and is missing with 16 men aboard off Eatons Neck on Long Island after radio contact ended around 4 45 p m Sunday. Coast Guard and Hunting ton N Y operators of the tug reported sighting a lifeboat believed to be from the vessel.
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New York
Gwendolyn Steers
Coast Guard
Steers Sand and Gravel Co
Huntington
N.Y
Eatons Neck
Long Island
Arkansas Beauty Queen Named for Cotton Bowl Events
Arkansas 선택 Karen Giss of Little Rock will represent the Razorbacks at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas on New Year Day. She is the daughter of Vernon J. and Mrs. Giss and a 1962 titleholder as Miss City Beautiful of Little Rock.
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Cotton Bowl Maid
Little Rock
Arkansas
Dallas
Karen Giss
Lille Rock
Sune
Karen
Vernon J. Giss
Med Center Beds: Private Patients Oppose Expansion
In Little Rock officials and doctors oppose proposals to open University of Arkansas Medical Center beds to paying patients. State Sen Robert Harvey and supporters cite self sufficiency while private hospitals fear occupancy drops. Center seeks about 1 million more annually to utilize its 450 beds, with Gov Faubus backing a 31 thousand per year increase. Storm Whaley comments on medical affairs.
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Linle Rock
University of Arkansas Medical Center
A. Allen Weinbrauc
St. Vincent Infirmary
Little Rock
D. F. King Wade
Hot Springs
The
Arkansas Medical Society
Weintraub
Robert Harvey
Swifton
Legislative Council
Tom Allen
Brinkley
Joel Y. Ledbetter
Pa- Taski County
Elvin Shulfield
Little Tock
State Medical Society
Wade
Orval E. Faubus
Storm Whaley
Weather Across Cities From Page Ome Run Mostly Clear
An across the nation weather snapshot lists cities with varied conditions. Albuquerque and Atlanta are clear while Chicago and Portland report cloudiness. Snow marks Buffalo and Pittsburgh, with several hubs like Los Angeles and San Diego shown clear.
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Boise
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Buffalo
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Cleveland
Fort Worth
Helena
Fairbanks
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Ore
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Eldar
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Seattle
Bank Bandits Have Very Busy Year
Arkansas bank robberies dominated the year with five incidents and only one solved. About $23,579 stolen across four robberies remained unrecovered, and only $20,680 was recovered from the North Little Rock branch. July 12 and July 15 robberies left no arrests or recovered funds, with about $900 missing in later cases. Authorities note crime levels resemble last summer.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
American National Bank of
North Little Rock
Bank of Atkins
Bank of Leslie
Paul McDonald
Taken
Arkansas State Police
Gillett Division
DeWitt Bank
Arkansas Bank Robberies In 1962 Fell Short Of Past Patterns
FBI said no new information but noted Arkansas had five bank robbery cases in 1962 the most in two years. Captain McDonald attributed the low rate to the penitentiary system noting criminals avoid agricultural work and prison. An FBI spokesman said the 1962 cases were varied and not gang driven. The July spike followed a familiar pattern, with many bandits already behind bars.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
McDonald
Arkafisas
Arkansas
FBI
Students Plan Parachute Jump at New Year
Two Arkansas State College students plan a midnight 5 400 foot jump from an airplane with flares in hand as the new year begins Ken Sisler of Dexter Missouri and John Davis of Marked Tree Arkansas members of the college Skydiving Club will open chutes at 2 500 feet one second after midnight Sisler has 850 jumps and Davis 160 both have prior night jumps but this will be their first jump spanning two calendar years.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Arkansas State College
Ken Sisler
John Davis
Sisler
Dexter
Davis
Marked Tree
Wound Is Fatal in Houston Firearm Accident
James Vernion Martin aged 33 of Houston died Friday from an accidental gunshot wound. A native of Wooster Arkansas he had moved from Pine Bluff and worked in the air conditioning repair business in Houston.
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Houston, Tex
James Vernion Martin
Houston
Pine Bluff
Wooster
Ark
University center beds expand amid budget delay
The university reported 314 beds open at the center with 328 more to open by mid January. The Legislative Council, urged by Harvey, postponed action on the center budget, saying the governor's allocation was insufficient. The subcommittee will report findings next Thursday.
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Legislative Council
Harvey
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