US halts air raids in Congo linked to CIA pilots
US officials disclosed that American pilots conducted limited air strikes for the Congolese government against rebel tribesmen in the eastern Congo's Kivu Province. The State Department confirmed the action after earlier denials, with CIA involvement and private defense of legality.
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Nebraska Floods Hit State Officials Seek Federal Aid
Federal agencies prepare disaster relief as Omaha area battles floods. Rescue operations pull victims from Ashland and Papillion Creek. Bodies found in debris. 1000 families affected. 70 trailer homes destroyed. schools and venues used as refuges. Community aids evacuees amid extensive damage.
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Twister injures 13 in Arkansas near Mountain Home
A tornado excited a heavy storm west of Mountain Home Arkansas injuring 13 people. It damaged a boat dock on Lake Bull Shoals tore into woods and struck a farm home flattening a barn and causing scattered damage in the area.
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Cardlinal DuBay Secluded Amid Church Row
In Los Angeles Archdiocese turmoil Cardinal and DuBay face scrutiny as 50 centers of St Albert's Catholic Committee for Human Rights are denied use of a hall at Compton church. Reverend Adthey J. Lizette says the hall is barred to nontraditional groups. comments unavailable. Rabbi Herschel Isman lauds DuBay while Protestant churches offer testing venues for the displaced.
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Rafferty Exhibits Stir Braden at Essay Contest Fight
Rafferty cites 1948 1949 and 1959 State Senate reports from the American Activities Committee accusing Foundation directors of links to groups on the attorney general list. Braden denounces the excerpts as false and accuses Rafferty of misstatement while bracing critics at a Chancery picket.
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British Major General to relinquish UN Cyprus post
United Nations officials confirmed on Wednesday that British Maj. Gen. Mike Carver will give up the post of deputy commander of the UN peacekeeping force in Cyprus. The British Defense Ministry announced Carver and his 300-member headquarters staff will return home next month when he becomes director of staff duties at the ministry.
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