Nasser Opens Nonaligned Nations Conference in Cairo
President Gamal Abdel Nasser opened the second nonaligned nations conference in Cairo with sharp lines against mercenaries and internal coups tied to great powers. Congo premier Moise Tshombe, barred from Egyptian soil, remained in Athens after his plane was denied landing, with reports he would try to reach Cairo again.
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Lynn Heinzerling
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Moise Tshombe
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Athens
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Congo
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Belgian World Airlines
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Kisiga
Patrice Lumumba
African Heads of State Conference
Red China
Peking
People’s Republic
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Tito
Yugoslavia
Sirimavo Bandaranaike
Ceylon
Joseph Kasavubu
Tshombe Presses Cairo Bid After Congo Rebuff
Ndine Seltzer reports Tshombe plans to push renewed Congo talks from Cairo after earlier rejection by African heads of state and amid claims of Red China's backing. The Congo conflict centers on Stanleyville where dissidents resist Tshombe’s national army as regional leaders urge caution.
Tito Delegation Proposes 14 Points For Nonaligned World
The Tito Yugoslav delegation提出 a draft declaration with 14 points urging action by nonaligned nations to solve global problems. It also calls for a world disarmament conference under UN auspices. Cairo venues were tightly secured at Cairo University while traffic chaos followed street closings.
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Tito
United Nations
Cairo University
Missiles Said Placed in Cuban Provinces Aimed at U.S.
Mexican exile group Revolutionary Student Directorate says missiles remain in several Cuban provinces with the same range as those removed in 1962. Angel Gonzalez, group delegate, cites clandes tine Cuba sources and Juana Castro in exile in Mexico. The report notes more than 25,000 Soviet troops in Cuba posing as technicians.
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UPI
U.S
Revolutionary Student Directorate
Angel Gonzalez
Cuba
Juana Castro
Caribbean
Kennedy
Sunday School Attendance Totals 23 392 In 70 Churches
The Avalanche-Journal reports Sunday morning attendance across 70 churches totaling 23 392, up from 21 240 the prior week but below last year’s corresponding Sunday. Peak fall 1963 attendance reached 26 969 across 87 churches on the first October Sunday.
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Agape Methodist
Asbury Methodist
Ccaee
Epworth Methodist
First Methodist
Forrest Heights Methodist
Latin American Methodist
Oakwood Methodist
Overton Methodist
Pioneer Memorial Methodist
St. John's Methodist
St. Luke’s Methodist
Deseree St. Matthew's Methodist
Wesley Methodist
Cooper Methodist
Mt. Vernon Methodist
First Presbyterian
John Knox Presbyterian
Westminster Presbyterian Shepherd King Laitheran
iFirst Nazarene
Second Baptist
Osseereeweene
Skyline Baptist
Southcrest Baptist
Trinity Baptist
Westmoreland Baptist
Ial Zunt Park Baptist
Broadway Church of Christ
Colgate Church of Christ Mt. Beachy
College Avenue Church of Christ
Mackenzie Church of Christ
Monterey Church of Christ
Northside Church of Christ
Parkway Drive Church of Christ
Pioneer Park Church of Christ
Bieber Helehts Church of Christ
Southside Church of Christ
Spanish Church of Christ
Sunrise Church of Christ
Sunset Church of Christ
Twentieth and
Birch Church of Christ
Vandella Church of Christ
Calvary Assembly of God
Central Assembly of God
College Avenue Assembly of God
Evangel Assembly of God
Faith Assembly of God Oee Tey Riverlawn Assembly of God
Spanish Assembly of God
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Monterey Center
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