Congo Premier Ouster Pressed In Congo Capital Turmoil
UN forces gain control of Leopoldville as Lumumba faces a Senate censure vote over violent declarations and a threat to call in Russian troops. Belgium agrees to withdraw forces. UN plans to deploy over 10 000 troops as security for Europeans and Africans amid looming tensions.
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Leopoldville
United Nations
Patrice Lumumba
Todo
Lumumba
Stanleyville
Senate
Dat Warmad
Ralph Bunche
Tundhe
Belgium
Leopardville
Albert Karonji
Kasai- Baluba
Joseph Heo
Africa
Dag Hamimrskjold
Hammarskjold
Congo
UN Security Council
Bunche
New York
Married Students Face Four Problems in Study
In Manhattan Kansas UPI reports college married students face four major problems. Professor Dale L Womble of Kansas State University notes issues include jurisdictional arguments background once and sex adjustments and standards of marriage. A marriage counselor provides information and explores alternatives, but the client makes his own decision.
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Manhattan
Kan
UPI
Dale L. Womble
Kansas State
Womble
Devotionals In School Stir Controversy In Florida
In Miami a circuit court heard two suits challenging a Florida law mandating daily Bible readings in public schools. Students like Carol Robin described school devotions as offensive and sectarian with references to Jesus Christ, while mothers and teachers cited Christian standards and objections to non Old Testament scriptures and Christmas programs.
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Miami
Fla
Carol Robin
North Miami
Hite Oa
J. Fritz Gordon
Florida
Lois Milman
Robin
Ponseetar Rice
Pa “T
Christ
Wilfred
Rice
Radar Posts To Be Closed Down In Big Shakeup
Washington reports a major Air Force shakeup closing radar sites in Zapata Port Isabel and Lufkin Texas and relocating two Texas Air National Guard squadrons to newer jets. The plan affects 23 states, with the 182nd at Kelly Air Force Base San Antonio transitioning to F 102s and others shifting to FM2s by September.
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Washington
UPD
Zapata
Port Isabel
Lufkin
Tex
Texas Air National Guard
Pentagon
Guard
Kelly Airce Base
San Antonio
Ellington Afb
Houston
FM2
Barkesville
New Meaion
Moriarity
Continental Divide
Kirtland Afb
Albuquerque
N.M
Congress
Crop prospects brighten for Texas in 1960 report says
The USDA reports 1960 shaping as a good crop year with heavy rains aiding Trans-Pecos plains and Blacklands. Harvest progress includes sorghum and cotton, vegetables show strong supplies, and early bales of coastal head cotton were picked on July 12 as panhandle sorghum completion climbs.
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Austin
US. Department — of Agriculture
U.S.D.A
Trans-Pecos
Plains
Blacklands
Bath Central
Panhandle
Texas
Rvest
East Tess
Sputnik IV rocket re enters Earth’s atmosphere over Pacific
Bedford Massachusetts report says the Soviet Sputnik IV rocket burned up in the earth’s atmosphere between 1:30 and 4 p m Sunday. Radar sighting at Laredo Texas Prince Albert Saskatchewan and other stations fed the control center at Hanscom Field. The fall leaves 28 man made objects in orbit with nine Soviet pieces remaining.
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Bedford
Mass
Soviet Union
Pacific
Air Force Space Surveillance Control Center
L. G Hanscom Field
Laredo
Tex
Prince Albert
Sask
Canada
Average meat use estimated for consumers
A UPI report from an activist group states the typical consumer would eat the equivalent of 33 hogs 10 lambs eight steers and four veal calves over a meat eating lifetime according to average consumption estimates.
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New York
UPI
Actie
Kennedy Brothers Lead Strategy Talks In Quiet Week
Continued from page one, Rowe assists Humphrey campaign as vice presidential nominee aide while Kennedy works with Robert and Ted Kennedy in high level calls with party leaders. Salinger notes meetings with O'Brien, Kennedy’s camp manager Stephen Smith, and Kenneth O'Donnell as key organizers. No news conference planned this week but possible next week.
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Rowe
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Lyndon B. Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt Linger
Kennedy
Robert
Salinger
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Democratic National Committee
Robert F. Kennedy
Stephen E. Smith
Kenneth O'Donnell
Kenney
Montgomery on debate with Russians and Khrushchev travel
The piece notes Montgomery can be skillful in debate and tough with the Russians when needed. It cites his ability to work with them, referencing a trip around the country in the official export and discusses Khrushchev’s likelihood of glory if Dixon wins the presidency.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Dixon
Goldwater Attacks Federal Aid and Defense Spending
Goldwater challenged federal education and health programs as not reflecting public demand, denouncing regional political alliances and calling for a strong defense with military and economic power. Rockefeller proposed supports, while Tedford defended the current military program amid party deliberations on platform direction.
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New York Republican
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Ednwater
Arizona
Thc
Mit Goldwater
Eisenhower
Cast
Reparties
Leilling
Feller
Educe Fiom
Angel
Latin” America
GOP
Adm
Arthur W. Tedford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Redford
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