Pilot Seizes Second Satellite Capsule in Air
Air Force Captain Gene W. Jones piloted a nine-ship formation to snag the Discoverer capsule over the Pacific at 13 000 feet. The capsule, circling earth every 40 minutes for three days, contained radiation samples and biological materials for aviation medicine.
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Air Force
Gene W. Jones
Farflung
Pacific
Walla Walla, Wash
Earth
United States
School of Aviation Medicine
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Tex
Reminders On Magazines Mailed To Subscribers
In mid November La Crosse Tribune subscribers with expiring two year old magazine orders received first renewal notices. Second reminders are mailed to nonrespondents. Renewal is simple by marking new selections on a card and returning it with the prepaid envelope. Readers may choose up to four magazines from 46 titles and may add an extra magazine with the new plan. Prices stay the same and service continues uninterrupted. The plan will expand to all carrier-delivery subscribers early next year. urgency to act remains.
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la Crosse Tribune
the Tribune
Tribune
Carrier Bay Delivery
Algiers Faces Clashes as Calm Returns After Street Riots
In Algiers edges of violence fade after two days of clashes between Moslem supporters of De Gaulle and European settlers. Police and troops deployed tear gas as North Africans, protesting self determination, clashed with settlers near Blida while De Gaulle urged unity. About 400 police were injured, with minimal data on rioter casualties.
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Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Algeria
Blida
Casbah
Oran
Orleansville
Heart Association warns of animal fats in diet
The American Heart Association issued an official statement on fats and cholesterol linking possible heart attack risk to total fat intake. It urges reducing saturated fats from animal sources and replacing some with vegetable fats, while warning there is no guaranteed cure and medical guidance is advised. The dairy council responded, saying restricting animal fats could be dangerous and citing lack of proof for a diet cholesterol link.
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New York
American Heart Association
the Heart Association
National Dairy Council
Merrill S. Read
Council
Nutrition Research
Ceylon seeks UN security powers for Congo action
Ceylonian representative Sir Claude Corea urged the United Nations Security Council to grant Dag Hammarskjold full authority to use UN force in the Congo as needed to restore order. He said a resolution would authorize use of any means necessary to maintain law and order following tensions in Stanleyville and Oriental Province amid Lumumba supporters.
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Ceylon
U. N. Security Council
Dag Hammarskjold
Congo
Claude Corea
Council
Hammarskjold
U. N
Stanleyville
Oriental Province
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
Corea
Salumu
Thysville
Lalumu
Oriental
U.N
Mengasha Iyassu
Col
Joseph Mobutu
Mobutu
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Kyassu
Itvassu
U.S
Iyassu
John F. Ken- Lee
UN firmness shields whites in Stanleyville Congo
In Stanleyville the UN backed Ethiopian General Iyassu forced a reprieve for about 1,000 whites threatened by Bernard Salumu. Salumu’s demand to free Patrice Lumumba failed as the UN protected foreigners and housed many in a guarded school.
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Stanleyville
Bernard Salumu
Patrice Lumumba
United Nations
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Lumumba
U.N
Six B52 crewmen parachute to safety two still missing
Six airmen survived a B52 crash in Vermont and New York as rescuers searched snowbound Adirondacks for two missing crew. Injured airman Charles E. Morris was evacuated by helicopter. The bomber from Westover AFB was on a practice run when it entered an unsafe attitude and ejected its crew.
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United States
Soviet Union
Nation Assembly
Plattsburgh
N. Y
New York
Adirondack Mountain
Air Force
Charles E. Morris
Clearwater, Fla
George M. Davis
Pawtucket, R. L
Pierre Maheux
Auburn
Maine
Westover Afb
Mass
Watertown
Alvin C. Gillem
Gillem
Combs
Vernon County vote dispute prompts Reynolds inquiry
Madison AP Patrick Lucey asked Attorney General John Reynolds to probe alleged large scale illegal ballot distribution and voter solicitation by Republicans in Vernon County's November sheriff race. Details center on absentee ballots, a coin flip outcome, and delayed certification by the County Canvassers amid accusations from both parties. The secretary of state noted no swearing in until canvass results are formalized.
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Lucey
Reynolds
GOP
Claude Jasper
Vernon County
John Gibson
Gibson
Board of County Canvassers
Palmer Munson
Moon
Secretary of State
State Bank of La Crosse Buys Former First Federal Building
The State Bank of La Crosse purchased the former First Federal Savings and Loan building at 4th and Main and will demolish it to create drive in banking. President H Newell Hobley said timelines for conversion are not set and will require architect input. The building previously changed hands in late November for 82 000 and 65 000 respectively.
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First Federal Savings and Loan
State Bank Pres
H. Newell Hobley
State Bank Building
4Th and Main
Gerrard
First Federal
State Bank
State
Republican Party of
la Crosse
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