UN Meets Today On Congo Crisis at Special Assembly
The United Nations General Assembly convened a special session to vote on four rival Congo crisis resolutions. Debates centered on a deadline for Belgian withdrawal, with proposals ranging from immediate expulsion to a three week legislative meeting under U.N. protection. Adlai Stevenson urged a timely solution but rejected penalties.
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Congo Debates Withdrawal Timetable Amid U N Mediation
The Congolese delegation proposed removing deadlines and penalties and urged Belgian withdrawal once personnel can be replaced with U N aid. The assembly extended into the weekend to resolve the Congo issue and wrap up a week of intense debate on Asian African calls for an inquiry into clashes in Portuguese Angola.
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Research To Continue At Evendale
The Atomic Energy Commission says 373 General Electric workers at Evendale Ohio will be kept under a new plant research program. Evendale once employed 3571 for the atomic powered airplane engines project. The plan covers high temperature materials and high performance reactors. President Kennedy proposed ending military support but keeping a reduced AEC research program.
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Tragic accident kills seven on Japan theater truck
A 26 member traveling theatrical troupe was aboard a truck that plunged 50 feet into the Hida River in central Japan. Seven passengers died and 17 were injured when the vehicle rolled off a road while backing into a roadside turn.
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David Nelson Plans June Wedding Bells
Hollywood report says David Nelson 24 plans a June wedding with girlfriend on their TV show. He and fiancée June Blair 19 announced their engagement Friday.
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Gagarin dodges questions at Moscow news conference
Maj Yuri Gagarin faced a wall of questions about his space flight as he spoke in a two hour televised briefing. He read a prepared statement and answered written questions, avoiding specifics on landing and the capsule while confirming a porthole and reuse of the spacecraft parts.
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Dayton Men Jailed in $9,000 Car Theft Case
Three Dayton men Jerome Williams 23 David Williams 20 and Joseph Ledbetter 27 are held by Montgomery County sheriff in a case involving nearly $9,000 stolen from a car trunk. The cash was recovered after Jerome Williams led officers to his home. The theft occurred at a Northridge service station garage where the trunk was broken into to cash payroll checks held by Harry Reed.
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Economists See Recession Bottom Reached
Washington AP economists see signs the recession has bottomed as March output edges up and home building climbs. Iron and steel output and auto demand rise, unemployment benefits fall for the sixth straight week, and private housing starts surge to an annual 1,283,000 with 102,100 new starts in March.
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Taxpayers' Tidbits Deductions: A Magic Word Made Of Elastic
Washington AP reports that many Americans face the April 15 filing deadline moved to April 17. The piece mocks quirky tax deductions and missteps at IRS offices, from shoe boxes of pill bottles to a toupee casualty loss and a hearing aid question.
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Cuban Airfields Hit In Hazardous Device Raid
Havana and Santiago were hit at dawn by low flying raider planes with two or three aircraft involved. The Cuban armed forces ministry claimed victory and said one plane fled toward Miami in flames. Raul Castro branded the attack as acts by mercenary forces paid by Yankee imperialism.
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Wooster Proxy Elected Ohio College Head
Dr. Howard Lowry president of the College of Wooster was elected president of the Ohio College Association at its 90th annual meeting. He succeeds Dr. N P Auburn of the University of Akron and is a Carnegie Foundation trustee and Wooster graduate.
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Eisenhower deflects space feat as not a contest
Former President Eisenhower, in Palm Springs remarks, downplays the Soviet space achievement as unnecessary to be first in everything while praising U.S. space effort. He rejects claims he is a Communist dupe and says he would be disappointed if Americans doubted his anti-Communist stance. The couple travels by private car to Gettysburg after the train-side press conference.
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Jeff Chandler Hurt On Manila Film Set
Actor Jeff Chandler injures his back while filming The Marauders in Manila. He is hospitalized for treatment and the length of confinement is not yet known. Chandler stars in the film being shot here by a Hollywood crew.
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Psychiatrist Receives Witty Postcard From Ex Patient
A former patient sends a postcard saying they are having a wonderful time and asks Why prompting the psychiatrist to reflect on the playful note. The brief exchange illustrates a lighthearted moment in ongoing therapeutic ties.
Playland Area Speed Zone Requested in Heil Michigan
Mel Reinhardt manager of the Playland recreation area in Heil Livingston County asked Michigan State Police for a proper speed zone. Commissioner Joseph A. Childs received the complaint noting many teenagers visit the area in summer and seek protection from speeding motorists.
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US may rush moon program despite cost, space official says
NASA associate director Dr. Robert Seamans told Congress that the United States could reach the moon in 1967 with a crash program costing billions more than planned. He warned the drive would require a national policy shift and increased funding, possibly changing the economy.
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Kennedy Heads to Glen Ora for Weekend
President Kennedy plans a helicopter trip from Washington this afternoon to the leased estate near Middleburg Virginia for the weekend. Mrs Kennedy and three year old Caroline left Washington for Glen Ora, and the family expects to return to the White House Monday morning.
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Eight Die In Fire At Bacolod Bakery Home
In Bacolod Philippines eight people including Cheung See his wife and six others perished in a blaze that trapped the family above the bakery they ran. Firefighters battled the flames as the interior was consumed and neighbors watched.
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