Reds Harass UN for Congo report delay
The Soviet Union pressed for an immediate UN report on Congo progress, accusing the Security Council of withholding information after approving a peace plan. Hammarskjold met Congo advisers as U.N. forces and Katanga factions maneuver amid tensions, with troop movements and political shifts unfolding in Stanleyville and Manono.
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United Nations, N.Y
Soviet Union
United Nations
Congo
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Valerian A. Zorin
Security Council
Katanga
Tshombe
Bukama
U.N. Trops
Hammarskjold
Paul Ward
Moise Tshombe
Ward
Manono
Antoine Gizenga
Stanleyville
Katanga Government Acknowledges Ongoing Baluba Offensive
The Katangan authorities admitted that troops remain on the offensive against Baluba tribes. Reports indicate continued operations across affected districts with clashes ongoing and casualties feared. International observers call for restraint as the conflict persists.
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Katanga
ITOPS Group Attends Middletown Women’s Clubs Meeting
ITOPS Middletown chapter joined the Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs at the Girl's Club after a brief business session at the Manchester Hotel last night.
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Middletown
ITOPS
Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs
Girl's Club
Manchester
Ohio farm income tied to dairy milk sales lead
The largest source of farm income in Ohio comes from selling dairy products, mainly fluid milk. Hogs are the second major crop, raised for meat, followed by poultry including chickens and eggs, with some turkey and other fowls marketed.
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Ohio
Principal and janitor confiscate bikes at San Antonio school
In San Antonio Texas a high school vice principal Luther Hartman and janitor Joe Guerrero confiscated five bicycles and stripped ten motor scooter accessories after students ignored warnings not to use the school auto parking lot. Patrolman Connell found the bikes in the basement and scooter parts in the principal's office and returned them. No charges were filed. The principal called the incident embarrassing.
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San Antonio
Connell
Hartman
Thinking Is Answer To Commies, Sullivan Tells Miami U
FBI inspector William C. Sullivan urged a Miami University audience that the solution to the Communist threat lies in the thinking of men and women not in prison or army action. He warned against inexact labels and outlined five to seven word summaries of opposing viewpoints while detailing how communists operate in opponents’ backyards and the varying levels of communist support.
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Oxford
Ohio
FBI
William C. Sullivan
Miami University
Southwestern Ohio
Washington
Sullivan
Miami
Benton Auditorium
Communist Front
Masters of Deceit handouts at lecture
FBI director J Edgar Hoover booklets on communism were distributed at the lecture. About 200 copies were passed out to attendees and another 100 in student residences. Miami President John D Millett said the American Legion of Hamilton and local banks provided the books. Sullivan analyzed methods of Communist infiltration.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Miami
John D. Millett
American Legion of
Hamilton
Sullivan
Brazil May Back U N Seat for China in Debate
Brazil’s President Janio Quadros told the U N delegation to back a discussion on seating Communist China if the question returns. The AP misreported an order to vote yes on seating Peiping. Brazil has opposed it in the past but may support a broader discussion and potential admission vote.
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Brasilia
Brazil
Janio Quadros
United Nations
China
iQuadros
Associated Press
Peiping
U.N. General Assembly
Quadros
Communist Bloc
Grand Coulee Dam Holds Over 22 Million Tons Concrete
Grand Coulee dam is reported to contain more than 22 million tons of concrete in its massive structure. The figure underscores the scale of the hydroelectric project and its engineering prominence.
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Grand Coulee Dam
Polaris Sub Gets Drop On Newsmen By Ralph Dighton
San Diego AP reports aboard the nuclear powered Polaris submarine Theodore Roosevelt the fourth of America’s new underwater missile launchers. Reporters simulate a dive as the deck descends and the submarine moves through the deep.
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Polaris
Ralph Dighton
San Diego
Calif
Theodore Roosevelt
America
Boy Caught In Bogus Bomb Call Shoots Self
A 13-year-old boy who admitted making a bogus school bomb threat to police earlier that day was found shot in the head. Dane Gerdock confessed to authorities, then slipped from McLean Junior High School, and later died with a .22 rifle nearby.
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Fort Worth, Tex
W. A. Tunstiff
McLean Junior High School
Dane Gerdock
Dane
Maj
Andrew B. Gerdock Jr
Submarine test dive wowed reporters on Roosevelt cruise
Commander Bill Sims piloted the 380 foot nuclear powered Roosevelt on a 25 reporter test dive. The submarine reached 400 feet during the demonstration, with depth and speed readings shown on the dial. Crews toured the forward “Sherwood Forest” housing 30 foot tubes for Polaris missiles slated for Cape Canaveral testing.
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Comdr
Bill Sims
Sherwood Forest
Roosevelt
Cape In
Cadnaveral
Fla
Atlantic
George Washington
Robert E. Lee
Navy
Goodyear Plans $1.5 Million Akron Expansion
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. announced immediate construction on a 1.5 million expansion of its Akron research facilities. The project aims to enlarge laboratories and testing areas to boost product development and innovation. The company did not specify a completion date.
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Goodyear
Akron, Ohio
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
Coal production leaders exceed one million tons in sixteen states
Sixteen states in the United States each produce more than one million tons of coal annually. One state, West Virginia, produces more than 100 million tons.
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United States
West Virginia
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Ander Kashamura
Kashamura
Bukavu
Kivu
M&m Laundries
Baltimore St. Middletown, Ohio
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Fies
Hughes
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Verity
Commonwealth
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Main
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McGee’s
Vannest Ave
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