Thant Orders Cut Off of Katanga Ore
United Nations Secretary General Thant moves to cut off Katanga's mineral revenues as Tshombe offers a share split with the Central Congo Government. Thant seeks economic pressure from Britain Portugal South Africa and Belgium while consulting Adoula and deferring military action.
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UPI
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Congo
Britain
Portugal
South Africa
Belgium
Moise Tshombe
World Organization
Tshombe
Congo Currency Board
Union Miniere
Angola
Adoula
United Nations
Assembly
South West Africa
Jorge Alessandri Rodriguez
Chile
Korea
Students Hold Auction on Many Things
Gary Indiana UPI A silver plaque of the White House and Jacqueline Kennedy's autograph will be among items for sale at Operation Auction at Horace Mann High School. The 9 pm auction aims to raise funds for brain tumor operation expenses for Larry Gilstrap, hospitalized since Aug 14. Local merchants donated items. $2,009.11 had been raised as of today.
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Gary, Ind
UPI
White House
Jacqueline Kennedy
Horace Mann High School
Peggy Elliott
Larry Gilstrap
Horace Mann
Gilstrap
Horace Mann Student Council
Snow Halls Fire Engine Leaves 15 Homeless After Blaze
In Hartford Michigan a snow blocked road prevented fire crews from reaching the De Loach home. The eight room dwelling burned leaving 15 in the family without shelter. Fire cited an overheated furnace pipe as the likely cause. The Red Cross found lodging at a local church dormitory.
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Hartford
Mich
UPI
Norman de Loach
de Loach
van Buren County
Red Cross
Four Gospel Assembly
Thomas de Loach
Harold Walker
Space satellite system planned by new corporation
Washington officials outline a privately owned space communications firm authorized by Congress to build a global satellite network by 1965 with medium altitude relays and future high altitude systems. The board led by Phillips L Graham aims to attract public stock and foreign participation while serving governments and large industries with around 50 to 60 million dollars in 1965 projections and up to 1.2 billion by 1975.
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Washington
UPS
Space Communications Corporation
Congress
Kennedy
Philip L Graham
Washington Post Co
Newsweek
District of Columbia
Mdi
U.S
Space Corporation
Russia
United Nations
College Girl Free of Toe After Faucet Incident
Linda Jane Hinchman a 17 year old freshman at Colorado Women’s College Grenwood Ind stuck her toe in a bathroom faucet in Denver. Fire crews from four squads including ladder and rescue teams freed the toe after sawing off the faucet and applying petroleum jelly. The student kept the faucet as a souvenir.
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Denver
UPI
Linda Jane Hinchman
Colorado Women's College
Grenwood
Ind
Miss Hinchman
John de Jong
Defense Department order attacked by Rep Gross
Rep H R Gross of Iowa criticized a Defense Department directive requiring officials to report conversations with newsmen. He called the order issued during the Cuban crisis "a dictatorship" and attacked its recall of communications.
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Washington
Rep
H. R. Gross
Defense Department
Gross
Mariner I Signals Confirm Venus Flyby
Jodrell Bank Observatory in Britain detected new signals from the United States craft Mariner I. The mission is expected to pass within about 21 200 miles of planet Venus today.
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Manchester
England
UPI
Britain
Jodrel Bank Observatory
Venus
New York Newspapers Seek White House Push for 60 Day Truce
Publisher Joseph Kingsbury Smith of the New York Journal American urges President Kennedy Gov Rockefeller or Mayor Wagner to publicly appeal for a 60 day wartime truce in the nine major papers strike. He calls for secret ballots for 20 000 workers and ongoing talks to settle the dispute.
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NEW York
UPI
Kennedy
Joseph Kingsbury Smith
New York Journal - American
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robert F. Wagner
Smith
Publishers Association of New York
Publishers Association
William E. Simkin
Washington
International Typographical Union
ITU
White House
W. Willard Wirtz
Moscow
Pravda
Florida Thaws Seen After Killer Cold Hits Citrus
Florida faces heavy losses from a sharp cold snap with citrus and vegetables damaged across the state. The Valencia orange crop is hurt as farmers salvage what they can while workers relocate to harvest ripe fruit before further spoilage.
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Florida
Miami
UPI
Miami Weather Bureau
America
Dade County
Citrus
Lake Okeechobee
Famous Ballerina Geitzer Dies in Moscow at 87
Former Russian danseuse Ekaterina Geitzer died yesterday in Moscow at age 87, reported by the Tass news agency. The obituary notes her prominence in Soviet ballet and her long career with major companies.
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Moscow
UPI
Ekaterina Geitzer
Tass
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