Congo Premier Lumumba Seeks Parliament Confidence Showdown
Premier Patrice Lumumba moves to recall Parliament in a fight for power with President Joseph Kasavubu after Kasavubu announced Lumumba's ouster. Lumumba claims army support. UN watches as tensions flare in the capital amid a shifting legal and political crisis.
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the Congo
APY
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Strike Bound Pennsy Offers Settlement
Philadelphia. The strike bound Pennsylvania Railroad proposes settling 27 wire issues by signing a twoyear agreement on May 23 and resolving four remaining items by a final and binding decision. PRR board chair James M. Symes says the proposal hinges on immediate end to the six day walkout by unions led by Michael J. Quill.
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Soviet Newsmen Hear Defectors Cite U S Deception
Mitchell and Martin, two Soviet defectors, accuse the United States of deception to defend its policy and condemn other nations. They claim U S espionage includes intercepting communications and reconnaissance lights while recruiting operatives among allies. They spoke at a Moscow press conference, answering questions for nearly three hours.
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Elenshere
Washlel
Bernon
Mitchal
Eureka
Calif
Moscow
National Security Agency
United States
Mitchell
Martin
U.S
Russia
Soviet Journalists’ Union
Mikhail Kharlamov
Foreign Ministry
Y Laurel
Coton
United Sates
Traiy
Turkey
Franer
Yugoslavia
United Arab Republic
Indonesia
Uruguay
Pepragonan Washiigtan
Marin Haul
Soviet Union
Kennedy Presses Foreign Policy Attack on Eisenhower
Senator John F Kennedy, campaigning in Michigan, continued his critique of President Eisenhower's foreign policy. He alleged Soviet planes refueled at a NATO base enroute to the Congo and urged State Department answers while asserting American leadership abroad and at home. He cited Soviet subversion attempts and tied them to Congo tensions as he pressed for a tougher Western stance.
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Idaho
John F. Kennedy
Eisenhower
Congo
NATO
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Denwrany
Christian Kip
Herter
Senate Foreign Relations
Africa
State Department
Kenneuly
Muskegon
Mich
Kenny Sy
United States
Hurricane Donna Slants Toward Bahamas After Belize Passage
Donna weakened from a tropical storm as it moved northwest toward the Bahamas chain. The Weather Bureau tracked winds at hurricane force up to 125 miles per hour, with gusts extending several dozen miles from the center, and forecast a further forward speed reduction while edging to the northwest. In the Congo, Lumumba defied rival control by declaring power, while Rasavubu announced the premier’s firing and urged a new government, signaling a tense struggle amid international Cold War tensions.
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Walter Davis
Racroe Fay
Miami
Tonia
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San Jin
Pla
Orth
Tann
Donna
Theo Herreane
Turks Islands
Bahamas
Congo
Security Council
Senate
Joseph Hea
National
Lumumba
New York
Lamumba
Kassenbur
Tam
National Army
Legion Backs Bid For Registration in Kingsport Area
Kingsport American Legion Post 1 backs a supplemental voter registration before the November election. The post offers its building for registration and urges Sullivan County Election Commission to reconsider a denied request. The commission cites too many errors in supplemental registrations as the reason for denial.
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American Legion
Sovers
Hammond Post
County Election Commission
Kingsport
Sellan
Blountville
Election Commission
Distances, Inc
Hanun
Post No. American Legion
Tennessee
Sullivan County Election Commission
Balhot Batalivat Senate
Mye
Weather report fragment from TesCies era
Fragmentary weather note appears to reference temperatures and daylight conditions with garbled names and places. It mentions daytime conditions yesterday and a historical context, but many words are unreadable, leaving only hints of a routine meteorological update.
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