World Around London Tube Strike Roils City Transit
Labour leaders urge strikers to end intolerable wildcat walkout that could sway votes in Thursday's general election. Subways ground to a halt, angering voters in 30 marginal London constituencies. Walter Wilson calls for normal service as Ray Gunter notes strains of metropolitan railway workers.
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Tshombe cheers in Leopoldville after Cairo exile
Congolese crowds in Leopoldville cheer Premier Moise Tshombe as he returns from Cairo where he faced house arrest and bans. He rides in a jeep with his wife waving as thousands rally behind him, marking a stark turn in Congo politics. Feisal announces Arab plans to divert river waters to counter Israel’s use. Cairo summit backs a 3200 million operation to redirect the Jordan tributaries in Arab lands.
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England Welcomes Queen Home After Canada Visit
Queen Elizabeth returned to Britain amid cheers after a guarded Canadian tour. Officials noted the visit occurred ahead of Thursday’s general election as Prime Minister Philip remained in Canada. India urged the U.N. to discuss preventing nuclear weapons spread at the next General Assembly session.
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