Blue Monday All Over The Wilds And Local Oddities
Wild magazine editors sue LBSC bookstore for 60 dollars over 400 consigned copies. Comedian Mort Sahl praises Wild after reading it in Hermosa Beach. Potpourri covers Belmont Shore pianist Bobby Sherwood and a mayoral rotation proposal in Signal Hill. A visiting auditor hears a lifelike doglike remark and a senior citizen complains about bathing-beauty photos.
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Wild
L.B. State College
Jack Kerouac
Heritage Club
Kerouac
A Wild
Lbsc Booksore
Jim Dombrowski
Bill Segen
Don Gill
Wilds
Mort Sahl
Hermosa Beach
Bobby Sherwood
Belmont Shore
the Hill
Nell
Washington
Europe
Hardy
Lilolady
Le Havre Liner Liberte Sustains Minor Damage
Port authorities say the French liner Liberte received slight stern damage on the port side while being eased from dry dock after a gust caused a collision with the freighter Moine d Yberville. Repairs will be quick.
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LE Havre
France
Mobutu Advances in Congo Toward Stanleyville
UPI reports Congo troops under Maj. Gen. Joseph Mobutu moving toward the pro Lumumba stronghold of Stanleyville in Oriental province. They are within about 112 miles of the city after clashes near Basoko and a push following defeats in Bumba. UN personnel in Leopoldville told to wear civilian clothes off duty due to a Congo army threat.
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Seqpoldville
UPI
Congo
Joseph Mobutu
Stanleyville
Oriental Province
Mobutu
Patrice Lumumba
Congo River
Basoko
Oriental
Equatorial
Bumba
Leopoldville
United Nations
Beverly Hills
Frank Morgan
Leopold-ithe
University of Kansas
Ville
William Randolph Hearst
U.N. Force
CBS cancels Soviet spy drama after dispute
CBS canceled a Sunday night television drama by John P Cowden and Jerome D Ross, described as fiction based on published documents about Soviet espionage in America. The network cited no reason, while sponsors and authors debated censorship and advertising impact. Max Banzhaf of Armstrong Cork criticized the decision as harming public relations.
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New York
Columbia Broadcasting Co
America
Circle Theatre
Armstrong Cork Co
Max Banzhaf
Vice Press
CBS
Armstrong
Lancaster
Execu
Stative
John P. Cowden
Prague Thesis: First Nuclear Physicists Graduate in Czechoslovakia
Prague authorities announce the graduation of the first cohort of nuclear physicists from Prague Technical University. The ceremony follows government pushes toward networked engineering and reactor research amid U.S.-Soviet tensions. Banz Haf and university officials cite over sensitivity to international developments for past delays.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Banz Haf
JFK Orders Reappraisal of U.S. Congo Policy
President Kennedy orders a broad reappraisal of U.S. policy in the Congo as U.N. peace efforts face disaffection. Ambassador Clare H. Timberlake travels home for White House and State Department consultations while Security Council debates Congo troubles and multilateral action considerations loom.
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JFK
U.S
Congo
Washington
Kennedy
States Department
United Nations
Clare H. Timberlake
Leopoldville
Timberlake
White House
State Department
Eisenhower
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