U N Plea Seeks Troop Increase Amid Katanga Crisis
The United Nations faces calls for more troops and air safety rule revisions after a deadly incident in Katanga Province. Chief UN representative Conor Cruise O'Brien and aides were summoned to New York for urgent consultations following the Italian airmen attack, as Belgian foreign minister Pascal Staak urged collaboration to end the Contaceria conflict.
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Kennedy Aids and Congo Talks Highlight Weekend Schedule
Kennedy praised by Kennedy supporters as he attends memorial services in Bonham Texas and plans a regional swing. United Nations deliberations on Congo troop needs continue with Thant and McKeown seeking stronger support while McNamara outlines U S defense plans and budget contours for 1962 amid NATO and South Vietnam aid debates.
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Northeast Group Donates To Fund Campaign Drive
The Northeast group and related organizations donate to the United Fund supporting health and education programs at Northeast State. Alva S Tfuafffiman and Charrisan contribute through health and physical education initiatives. The drive encourages other groups to participate and increase pledges.
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U S Jurists Split 2 1 In Miss Ruling
The court divided on whether segregation in transportation facilities violates the U S Constitution. Justice Rives rejected the claim that threats of disorder justify arrest for breach of peace and said enforcement of segregation is unconstitutional. The ruling references Freedom Riders and challenged state arguments of impending danger.
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Stocks Close For Week On Lower Note
Stocks ended the week with mild selling as the Dow Jones average slipped to 729.53 while the Times and broader indicators closed higher on late buying. Major issues like Bethlehem Steel and U S Steel saw mixed moves with Procter & Gamble down, and trading volume around 3.96 million shares.
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Anniversary Event Ends Here Tonight
Fred Beckett announces the anniversary observance ends tonight and Saturday in Monroe. Downtown stores report winner status and full cooperation from staff. A 25,000 year old Indian fossil collection is on display at Central Savings Bank lobby alongside Indian artifacts in storefront windows.
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Early Release Policy Revisions For Servicemen
Washington reports a suspension of the annual early Christmas release policy for service members due to efforts to strengthen the armed forces. The Defense Department says the change applies only to general policy for those whose terms expire during the holiday period, not to individual early releases under existing rules.
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Public Fallout Shelter Sport Is Predicted
An official predicted a quarter-million public fallout shelters capable of protecting one fourth of the nation’s population will be ready by year end next year. James H. Henry of the Office of Defense said focus remains on maximum protection for the fewest possible time at the New Jersey conference. Many private and public structures already offer protection and will be identified and stocked with bare necessities.
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Postage hike sought from Congress estimated five cent rise
Assistant Postmaster General Sidney W Bishop said Congress would be asked in January for a five cent first class stamp and an eight cent air mail delivery increase. The move would raise about 570 million in revenue for the Post Office Department which faced a 66 million deficit in the year ended last June. Bishop spoke in New Orleans during a visit to the city’s postal facility and to address the Mail Users Advisory Council.
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