Congo Setback Pushes Khrushchev Toward Tougher U.S. Clash
In Washington, officials say the Soviet defeat in the Congo may push Nikita Khrushchev to intensify attacks on the United States in the U.N. General Assembly, threaten earlier Berlin actions, and deepen Soviet Cuban ties with Fidel Castro as Moscow reassesses its strategy after Patrice Lumumba’s ouster. Khrushchev’s Congo setback also tests splits with Chinese leaders over world conquest methods.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Soviet Union
Congo
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
U.N. General Assembly
Berlin
Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
New York
Cuba
United Nations
Joseph Kasavubu
Patrice Lumumba
Moscow
U.S
Peace and Communism Big Issues Dominate Campaign
Washington AP notes large campaign crowds show public worry over peace, Communist threat, religion, and pocketbook issues. Kennedy and Nixon push strong leading messages on peace, security, and world leadership amid campaign blunders, endorsements, and public opinion surveys.
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Nixon
Kennedy
Democratic Par
Free World
America
Peasants Fired for Ignoring Orders in Szczecin District
In Szczecin district of Communist Poland more than 109 peasants and state farm directors were fired for failing to weed fields as ordered by the government reports the newspaper Trybuna Ludu.
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Warsaw
Poland
Szczecin
Trybuna Ludu
Coors Case Remains Mystery
Authorities probe Adele Coors Ill disappearance and death after skeletal remains and clothing fragments are found in a Douglas County wilderness. FBI searches pursue bones and gun-related clues while noting bullet-like holes in a parka he wore on February 9 en route to the Coors Brewery in Golden.
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Castle Rock
Colo
Adele Coors
Coors
Douglas County
Edward Green
Englewood
FBI
Catholic Bishop Dies In Red Jail
Vatican City reports Most Rev Peter Pavel Gojdic aged 72 bishop of Presov in Czechoslovakia died in a Communist jail two months ago. He was jailed for life on treason charges and kept under government secrecy since 1951. News of his death learned only now. He died in July but the exact day is unknown.
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Vatican City
Peter Pavel Gojdic
Presov
Czechoslovakia
Vatican
Gojdic
Byzantine tomb uncovered near Nablus in west Jordan
An AP report from Amman notes a 1,500-year-old Byzantine tomb has been uncovered at Nablus in western Jordan. The discovery adds to regional ancient burial findings and draws archaeologists to study the site.
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Amman
Jordan
Nablus
West
Workhouse Escape Was Never Easier
Cincinnati AP John L. Newton 22 fled from the Cincinnati workhouse during a guard supervised washroom break after a substitute operator routed a call. He escaped through an opened window and down a removed barbed wire gate while unarmed, amid a burglary and reckless driving hold. Newton said to be from Lexington Kentucky. superintendent George Studt provided the account.
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Cincinnati
John L. Newton
Newton
Lexington
George Studt
Official Of Ciney Firm Goes To Pen
Edward Samuel Marshall 36 received a six year federal sentence for three counts of interstate transportation for fraudulent securities after a Salt Lake City seizure. He faced a $150,000 embezzlement charge from Dome Chemical Co in Cincinnati and related charges in North Carolina. Marshall had previously vanished Aug 3 1959 and was secretary treasurer of the firm. A separate Salt Lake City complaint involved a $500 scheme with bogus checks for a scholarship.
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Moscow
Idaho
Cincinnati
Edward Samuel Marshall
Salt Lake City
U. S
Fred M. Taylor
Marshall
Charlotte
N.C
Salt Lake
Ohio City
Chemical Company
Bobby Baker’s operation delays school return in Ohio
In Bowling Green Ohio 11 year old Bobby Baker’s surgery scheduled for next Tuesday requires him to stay home from class now. Doctors shifted plans to prioritize the operation as his heart condition from rheumatic fever worsens. The Wood County Heart Council has organized donors and a blood bank for heart cases. The Homestake Mine in Dakota, cited in the text, has produced vast gold but is not central to Bobby’s case.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Bobby Baker
Wood County Heart Council
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