Kasavubu dismisses Tshombe and names Kimba to form government
President Kasavubu fires Premier Tshombe and appoints North Katanga deputy Evariste Kimba to form a new cabinet. The move follows long rivalry and Katanga secession. Tshombe had returned from exile in 1964 amid Congo turmoil and used mercenaries to quell rebels.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
Moise Tshombe Tod
Kimba
Katanga
The
Tshombe
Lunday
Kasavubu
Victor Nendaka
Nendaka
Europe
United Nations
Congo
Home Mortgage Lenders May Face Higher Rates
AP report notes lenders may pay more to fund home purchases as banks move borrowers from prime rates to higher categories. John de Laittre warns home loan banks may raise advance rates if market yields stay up, potentially pushing up home costs amid broader rate pressures.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Johnson
John de Laittre
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Savings and Loan Associations
Ohio Savings and Loan League
Cleveland
Treasury
Washington
Postal Uniforms Demand Shapes Government Financing Outlook
New postal uniforms demand highlights strong business loan activity as the Treasury contemplates increased borrowing to fund expanding military and civilian programs. Bankers warn higher rates are likely to follow the surge in demand. Another note urges readers to sell unused articles through classified ads.
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U.S. Treasury
Former Jordanian Prime Minister Samir El Rifai Dies
Amman radio announced the death of former Prime Minister Samir El Rifai, about 70, noting he led many Jordanian governments. His last cabinet resigned in 1962 after a confidence vote loss in Parliament.
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Amman
Jordan
Amman Radio
Samir el- Rifai
Rifai
Green Bay teen crafts stop motion movie monsters
Dale Kuipers 17 and Chester Wallace 18 work in a Green Bay basement turning junk into life size monsters for a seven hour 15 second Venus landing sequence. The duo use improvised props and meticulous frame by frame methods to create a realistic stop motion film.
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Green Bay
Wis
Dale Kuipers
Donna
Chester Wallace
Dale
Venus
Lucey urges Knowles to pull Bircher appointee to UN panel
Milwaukee AP Lucey called on Governor Knowles to withdraw John McEwan of Bayside a John Birch Society member from the Governor's Commission on the United Nations saying the cavalier method raises questions about all Knowles appointments.
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Milwaukee
Patrick J. Lucey
Warren P. Knowles
John McEwan
Bayside
John Birch Society
Governor’s Commission On the United Nations
Lucey
Joe Black’s Postbaseball Life as Greyhound Markets Chief
Chicago reports Joe Black, once star pitcher whose 15 wins helped the Brooklyn Dodgers clinch the 1952 NL pennant, is now 41 and serving as director of special markets for Greyhound Bus Lines with two sons.
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Chicago
Joe Black
Brooklyn
Joe
Greyhound Bus Lines
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