Congo unrest, U.N. battles amid Kindu mutiny and Gizenga
Reports describe U.N. planes bombarding towns in Kivu and Elisabethville denying airstrikes. Mutinous forces under Colonel Pakassa threaten flight missions as Luluabourg airfield is secured for U.N. reinforcement while Antoine Gizenga may be stirring mutiny in Kindu Provinces.
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U.N
United Nations
Elisabethville
Kivu
Sambia Pangi
Kohongo
Pakassa
Kindu
Luluabouri
Kirar
Bindu
Congoles
Lauluabours
Luluabourg
Kind
Evedence
Antoine Gizenga
Giszenga
Patrice Lumumba
Ramblin Continued From Page One Delays and Upgrades
Weather delays have slowed a long running project begun in August. A New Orleans firm overseeing the work sent an official to inspect progress. West Monroe police replace a damaged motorcycle after a collision. repairs cost about $890. City council authorized another purchase, a 19% model two wheeler bought at a saving. A radio has been installed.
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New Orleans
West Monroe
Rusk Signals US Stance on Dominican Republic Crisis
Officials describe Rusk statements as a diplomatic signal on Dominican Republic conditions. They indicate US readiness to assist Balaguer’s democratization while warning the Trujillo faction and Cuba against interference. No specific action or dates are provided.
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Rusk
Balaguer
Trujillo Brothers
United States
Dominican Republic
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Rafael Jr
Ciudad Trujillo
U.S
OAS
State Department
Desegregation Patterns Shift in Southern Schools 1960
A Miami neighborhood helped Orchard Villa shift from all white to predominantly Negro to all Negro by 1960. Surveys show declines in Negro enrollment in Oklahoma and West Virginia as populations change. Dr. Houston R. Jackson notes white teacher transfers occur as Negro representation nears 50 percent.
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Miami
Fla
Dade County
Orchard Villa
Oklahoma
West Virginia
Southern School News
Houston R. Jackson
Baltimore
Jackson
Oklahoma City
Goldwater Attacks Kennedy In Speech Controversy
Goldwater criticized Kennedy and Johnson for using Air Force planes for political trips and accused the administration of appointing relatives to high posts. He praised liberalism’s failure, blamed U.S. indecision for Berlin and Cuba issues, and contrasted Truman’s decisiveness with Kennedy’s blunders.
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Tary
Chester Bowles
India
John Kenneth Galbraith
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
New Frontier
Americans For Democratic Action
Goldwater
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
U.S
Berlin
Cuba
United Nations
Harry Truman
Kennedy warns against extremism amid political tension
President Kennedy urges Americans to shun extremists while acknowledging military involvement in politics. He cites John Birch Society linked criticisms and notes Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker's resignation over alleged propaganda to influence votes. Kennedy defends measured, quiet readiness over provocative rhetoric.
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Kennedy
John Birch Society
Edwin A. Walker
Europe
State Post Won By McCormack in Ward Precinct Tally
The article reports results for McCormack in multiple wards with precinct breakdowns across Ward One through Ward Nine. McCormack leads McDonald in the general vote counts and various precincts, with figures including Ward Four totals of 164 and 133 in two precincts, and Ward Nine precinct totals of 116 for McCormack and 12 for McDonald.
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McCormack
Memorial Methodist Church
Bastrop
McDonald
McCormick
Mel Rouge
Oak Penndee
Soret
Donald
Meald
McCor
Mcbee McCormack
Sree
AL i
Tomnech
isDonald
Mack
Sedan
American Airlines sets speed record for LA to Washington flight
An American Airlines jet carrying 99 aboard flew from Los Angeles to Washington Friendship Airport in 3 hours 36 minutes topping the previous record of 3 hours 39 minutes set earlier this year. Captain George Finer piloted the flight which departed Los Angeles at 2 am EST.
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Washington
American Airlines
Los Angeles
Washington-Baltimore Friendship
Richard M. Nixon
George Finer
Rites For Rayburn Attend Rayburn
The late Rayburn lies in state in a blue suit as hundreds file by the coffin at The Sam Rayburn Library before a church service. Former Presidents Truman and Eisenhower arrive by air and helicopter. Kennedy and Eisenhower exchange words in a reception room before the ceremony.
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Sam Rayburn Library
Truman
Rayburn
Eisenhower
Perrin
Bonham
Io Kennedy
Kennedy
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Mai
Joseph Mobutu
Joseph Kasavubu
Victor Lundula
Lumumba
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Ramblin
John Lacy
Extreme Jeff
Charlie Amason
el Dorado
Ark. Square
Miro
Ed Jones
Monroe Square Dance Club
Virginia Hotel
Monroe
Louisiana
Arkansas
The
Organization of American States
Iverstein
Lik
Ilverstein
Betty Rose
Milliam
Ken Whitmore
JFK
Will Shears
Helen Boyce Spearther
Airlines
Perrin Air Wee Ee Ee Pecie Atanleete
Chrysanthemum
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