Mercenaries Aid 150 Belgians in Congo Hostage Rescue
White mercenaries freed more than 150 Belgian and Greek hostages from rebels in the Congo north east. Fifty eight were flown to safety in Leopoldville with 18 women and 12 children among the rescued. Reports say mopping up and sniper actions continued as forces sought to bury bodies and retake Stanleyville.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Congo
Leopoldville
Kindu
Dingila
Bambili
Buta
Punia
Belgians Welcome Congo Paratroops After Return
Belgian paratroopers who dropped on the Congo arrived in Brussels to cheering crowds and a royal welcome. King Baudouin conferred the Order of Leopold II on Col. Laucent and Col. Gradwell. A Belgian official suggested U S aid hindered the rescue plan due to orders from Washington.
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Brussels
Belgium
Congo
United States
U.S
Melsbroek
Baudouin
Charles Laucent
Burgess Gradwell
Oneida
Leopold IL Baudouin
Gradwell
Antoine Saintraint
Stanleyville
Leopoldville
Saintraint
Middle Road
Social Christian Party
House of Representatives
Wamba
Watsa
Saint Saint
Theo Lefevre
Typhoid Hits Stanleyville
UPI reports a typhoid outbreak in Stanleyville, former rebel capital, with hundreds of bodies left in streets and buildings. Death toll unknown. mercenaries retreating to Leopoldville. hospitals empty as staff vanish. WHO doctors worry about misidentification and rising cases amid poor corpse disposal.
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Stanleyville
Nhartoum
Sudan
Sabena Airline
Nindu
Leopoldville
Kindu
The
Congo
UPI
African Nations Seek U Thant Help to Remove Mercenaries
The African group asked Secretary General U Thant to press Belgium and the United States to pull out all foreign troops and mercenaries from the Congo. Algeria Kenya and the Sudan met Thant seeking cooperation, amid reports of a Security Council meeting request and ongoing mercenary presence with Belgians among white mercenaries guiding Congolese forces.
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United — Nations
African Group of Nations
U Thant
Belgium
United States
Congo
Algeria
Kenya
Sudan
Thant
Security Council
Fernando Ortiz Sanz
Council
Belzium
U.S
Moise Tshombe
Clovis Police Chief Niece Resigns for Curry County Post
Clovis Police Chief L. L. Niece resigns effective January 1 1965 to become first deputy in Curry County Sheriff’s department under Sheriff Earnest Garcia. Niece has served since 1956 and led the force since May 1962. Sgt. Marshall Gates will also join the sheriff’s department as second deputy January 1. City Manager Marvin Hass has not named a successor.
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Clovis
L. L. Niece
Aspermont Man Hurt In Crash Near Tulia
Aspermont's Frank F. Tullis, 21, riding in a pickup, was thrown from the vehicle when it rolled on the embankment at the intersection of highways 86 and 87 near Tulia. He was listed in satisfactory condition at Swisher County Hospital with multiple bruises after the three ton load of six reels of electrical cable shifted.
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Tulia
Frank F. Tullis
Aspermont
Tullis
Swisher County Hospital
Britain’s Malaysia effort costs $15.4 million, 49 dead
Defense Minister Denis Healey told the House of Commons that Britain’s aid to Malaysia against Indonesian attacks has cost 15.4 million dollars. He reported 49 British lives lost and 82 wounded in the campaign.
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Malaysia
London
Britain
Denis Healey
House of Commons
Uruguay and Soviet Union upgrade to embassy status
The Soviet Tass news agency said Tuesday Uruguay and the USSR upgraded mutual diplomatic missions to embassy status in each capital. Tass reported the agreement took effect Monday.
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Moscow
Uruguay
Soviet Union
Tass
Pope Paul VI Begins Historic Four Day India Trip
Pope Paul VI departed from the Vatican for a four day visit to India, his longest papal voyage. He flew from Rome to Bombay via a dawn departure, amid rain and strong security as protests and tensions hovered over the trip. The journey aims to foster fraternity and peace as he meets Indian leaders and attends the eucharistic congress in Bombay.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
India
Vatican
Rome
Fiumbinge
Este
St. Peter’s Square
St. Peter's Square
Bombay
Harry Vatican Monsignori
Paul
Holy Land
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Pauli
Congress
Greece
Cyprus
Turkey
Lebanon
Jordan
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Iran
Pakistan
Arabian Peninsula
Beirut
Charles iHelov
Hussein
Pope Pauls
Pius XII
France
Napoleon
Catholicism
Christ
Bombas
Portugal
Goa
Lal Bahadur
Shastri
Sar Vepall Radhakrishnan
Dallas Paper Chief Heads Citizens Group
Joe M. Dealey, president of the Dallas Morning News, was elected president of the Dallas Citizens Council. New officers include L. T. Potter and Lloyd S. Bowles as vice presidents Avery Mays as secretary and Dan C Williams as treasurer. Dealey has led the News since 1960 succeeding his father FE M Ted Dealey as board chairman.
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Dallas
Dallas Citizens Council
Joe M. Dealey
The
Dallas Morning News
Dealey
John Stemmons
L. T. Potter
Lloyd = S. Bowles
Avery Mays
Dan. C. Williams
the News
FE. M
Ted) Dealey
Scholarships For Retarded Work Still Available
Scholarships for future teachers of retarded children remain available through the United Commercial Travelers of America, the supreme counselor for the fraternal order said here Tuesday night. About 10 percent of the persons applying for these scholarships were ...
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United Commercial Travelers of America
Retarded Children Act Civic Project Highlighted At Banquet
Fred Unrue of Ironton Ohio spoke at the annual banquet with Brownfield Council members in the Holiday Inn Cast. Lubbock officials noted council help in securing a state school for retarded children and future UCP scholarships for local students. JFK papers attract large Paris exhibit audience with 52850 visitors over three days.
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Fred Unrue
Ironton
Ohio
Unrue
Brownfield Council
Holiday Inn
Richard Moseley
Lubbock
H. J
Doc
JFK
Paris
John F. Kennedy
Brussels
Belgium
Joseph P. Kennedy Iin
Belgian Car Makers Import Engine Parts
Antwerp reports that automobile manufacturers in Belgium are importing engine components. The move signals supply chain diversification as local firms seek parts for ongoing production. Industrial officials note steady demand from car plants in Antwerp and Ghent.
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Antwerp
Belgium
Two Men Sentenced In Dyer Act Cases In Oklahoma
Judges impose prison terms for Dyer Act violations connected to interstate transport of stolen mail routes. Harold Clayton Neely and others face three to four year terms, with several probation revocations and pending trials in federal court in San Angelo.
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Joseph B. Dooley
San Angjo
Concho County
Post Office
Harold Clayton Neely
Ave
Marino
U.S. District Court
U.S. Atty
William
Hughes, Jr
James Franklin White
Lubbock County
Alaska
Dooley
Donald Gene Ferguson
Comanche
Okla
Oscar Branch Jones
Lubbock
Horace Hershel Gaddy
Oklahoma
Jones
Fergnson
Pair
Gaddy
Millers ‘Ville
Cat Bastrop
Gainesville
Duncan
Jerry Ler van Voorst
Winamac
Ind
Howard Lester
Edwin
Denver
Colo
Russsell David Lappe
St. Louis
James Edward Hunt
Phillipsburg
Kans
James Paul Hampton
Rome
New Mexico Youths Attend 4-H Congress in Chicago
Gene Sanders and Tanya Key of McRonald and Romney Todd of Nadine are among 28 New Mexico youths at the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. The event runs from November 29 to December 3 with about 1,500 delegates from across the U S and Puerto Rico, theme Citizenship In Action.
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Lovington
Gene Sanders
Tanya Key
McRonald
Romney Todd
Nadine
New Mexico
Puerto Rico
Chicago
Pleas Of Guilty In County Court Misde meanor Plea
Three defendants pled guilty in County Court-at-Law No 2 on Tuesday. Manuel Guerra Fernandez 33 of 3203 Ave H fined 100 for carrying a prohibited weapon. Lila Tucker 20 of 1918 22nd fined 100 and three days in jail for no check law violation. Daniel L Clark 17 of 1006 53rd St fined 35 and three days in jail for theft of 30 dollars from Grace Cannady 514 E Tulane St. Court costs assessed. Bonds set for A Tyler 28 of 1916 Ave H carrying a prohibited weapon and Kenneth Davis 35 of 1513 24th St check law violation.
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Pat Moore
Manuel Guerra Fernandez
Ave. H
Lila Tucker
Daniel L. Clark
A. Tyler
Kenneth Davis
24Th St
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Laidbock Council
Pope Paul VI
Oweini
Paul Melouchi
Mostern
Dallas Paper
Citizens Group
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Sahara Motor Inn & Restaurant
N. Mesa Ave
Sun Bow
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Electra
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International Service Jets
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