Katanga Rift Ends As Tshombe Signs 8 Point Pact
President Tshombe agrees to end Katanga secession with Cyrille Adoula in Kitona after 15 hours of talks. The eight point declaration calls for Katanga's integration into the republic, participation in a new constitution, and compliance with UN decisions. Ratification by Katanga officials awaited. UN says agreement stands.
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Tshombe
Katanga
Leopoldville, the Congo
Moise Tshombe
Elisabethville
Cyrille Adoula
Central Congo
Congo
U.N
Kitona
Leopoldville
United Nations
Republic of the Congo
Security Council
General Assembly
Cok
Lee Katanga
Page
Handlin Plans Mysterious Family Holiday Trip
Harvard historian Oscar Handlin and his wife and three children flew to New York for a two week mystery trip. Handlin said the family could travel anywhere and would make two plane changes with passports, as a Christmas present stemming from his Thanksgiving offer.
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Boston
Oscar Handlin
Harvard
Handlin
New York
UW Cancer Leader Offered Florida Post
Dr. Robert J. Samp of UW cancer education leadership received an offer for assistant director at the Papanicolaou Cancer Research Institute in Miami Florida. Samp, 36, praised the post as attractive and aligned with his work while he plans further talks with institute officials before deciding.
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Madison
Robert J. Samp
University of Wisconsin
Papanicolaou Cancer Research Institute
Miami
Fla
Samp
Five Die In Head On Truck Crash Near Spring Green
Five people, four from the La Crosse area, were killed in a head on collision between two loaded semi trailers at the Highway 14 23 junction three miles west of Spring Green Wisconsin. The victims include Cyrus J Stafslien 47 of Viroqua driver of one truck and Bobby J Muller 35 and Virgil L Muller 21 of La Farge. Harold J Gudgeon 41 of Cashton. and Raymond R Trotter 42 of St Paul Minn. The wreck involved Star's Transfer Viroqua and Darts Transit St Paul. The crash left one truck split in two and shattered the intersection with cargo scattered across the road.
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Spring Green
Wis
la Crosse
Cyrus J. Stafslien
Viroqua
Staf’s Transfer
Stafslien
Wash
32Nd Division
Bobby J. Muller
Virgil L. Muller
la Farge
Harold J. Gudgeon
Cashton
Raymond R. Trotter
St. Paul
Minn
Star's Transfer
Dart
Gudgeon
Indiana
Starslien
Mullers
Warren
Ind
Iowa
Ray Reese
Trotter
Star
Highway 14
Highway 23
Theother Highway
Kennedy flies to Bermuda for Macmillan talks
President Kennedy flies to Bermuda to meet Prime Minister Macmillan for two days of talks on West Berlin and the Moscow approach. They plan a luncheon at Government House shortly after arrival and will discuss Congo, nuclear weapons, and NATO. Kennedy's father remains gravely ill in Florida after a stroke.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
John F. Kennedy
West Palm Beach
Fla
UPI
Hamilton
Bermuda
Kennedy
Macmillan
Government House
Kindley Air Force Base
West Berlin
Moscow
Joseph P. Kennedy
St. Mary's Hospital
Palm Beach
Florida
Berlin
Congo
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
India
Goa
New Guinea
Honesty Pays Off For Two Girls 13
In Cleveland Ohio two 13 year old girls Sarah Tahsler and Terry Northrup found a $100 bill on Nov 2 and returned it to school officials. Police Chief Robert E Kelley said found money is held for a reasonable time before returning to finders, noting the timing near Christmas.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Sarah ‘Tahsler
Terry Northrup
Sarah
Terry
Robert E. Kelley
Nelson Tries to Save Tax Bill in Wisconsin Senate
Gov. Gaylord Nelson pushed through lobbying and caucus talks to expunge a Wednesday Senate vote rejecting his compromise tax bill. Republican support was insufficient for a two thirds majority, leaving the effort blocked. Assembly action on a surtax was expected but did not occur. A separate resolution to study history textbooks passed 47-39, with debate over alleged bias and indoctrination in schools.
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Madison
Gaylord Nelson
Senate
Nelson
GOP
Assembly
House
General Fund
Wisconsin
Norman Anderson
Fred Risser
Anderson
William Moser
Milwaukee
Generosity rewarded newsboy earns new bicycle and fund
In Kingsport Tennessee AP report a nine year old newsboy repeatedly gave profits to the Salvation Army Christmas drive. Exchange Club members learned he saved more than 60 dollars and bought a bicycle jacket and education fund with the help of a nickel tip. Gary's family has limited income and his teacher notes his daily school attendance and generosity to younger children.
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Kingsport
Tenn
Salvation Army
Exchange Club
Newsboy
Gary
State Tax Crisis Deepens After Senate Defeat
The Wisconsin Senate defeated a tax reform bill plunging the state into a financial dilemma. Payroll deduction plans for income taxes are delayed until 1963, surtax rates likely rise, and property tax relief is postponed. Banks keep current breaks while sales tax and local relief face continued uncertainty. The issue becomes the defining campaign theme for the upcoming year.
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la Crosse Tribune
Madison Bureau
Madison
Wisconsin Senate
Wisconsin
Savings and
Rusk Defends Congo Policy Before Senate Panel
Secretary of State Dean Rusk briefed six Foreign Relations Committee members on U.S. Congo policy and the U.N. action against Katanga. He disputed claims of an imposed system and suggested no alliance damage, while critics pressed for further inquiry into the Congo and Goa episodes. The hearing highlighted Democratic and Republican fissures over U.N. military action and possible investigations.
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Harry Kelly Washington
Dean Rusk
U.S
Congo
Rusk
U.N
Katanga
the Congo
Capitol Hill
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
India
Goa
United States
United Nations
Britain
NATO
Foreign Relations Committee
Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Washington
Justice the West
Department
U.S. Communist Party
FBI
Unon
Justice Department
Interim Tax Plan Must Be Devised By John Wyngaard
Wisconsin lawmakers faced a sharp split after Gov Nelson's tax reform plan failed 21 to 10 in the Senate. The vote ended hopes of a bipartisan coalition and signals a recessed negotiation to craft an interim revenue program until 1962 elections decide tax policy. The defeat left the reform effort in turmoil with Republicans blocking reconsideration.
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