U N Congo Command Hangs in Balance as Nations Quit
The United Nations Congo mission shrinks as Guinea and Morocco announce troop withdrawals, reducing force strength by over five thousand. UN has about 20,000 personnel with fewer than 17,000 troops. withdrawals heighten criticism amid Soviet and Asian-African bloc attacks.
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U.N. Congo
United Nations
N.Y
U. N. Congo
Guinea
Morocco
Congo
Gu'nea
United Arab Republic
Incon Ky
U. N
Security Council
Two-Car Crash Kills One and Injures Two near Bracgate
A two-car collision two miles northeast of Bracgate Monday left Mrs. Lyle Eastman of Bode dead at 41. Her husband, 39, suffered a fractured shoulder and chest injuries while Arnold Brodlale, 31, of Ottosen, endured a severe chest injury. Both men were hospitalized Tuesday, and Eastman’s wife was killed.
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Fort Dodge
Bracgate
Lyle Eastman
Bode
Atenold
Brodlale
Ottosen
Five Runaway Orphans Found in Briar Patch
Five children from Knights of Pythias Home in Clayton were found huddled in a briar patch near Raleigh after an all night search. They said they ran away due to mistreatment at the home. The youngsters, barefoot and cold, were taken to a Raleigh hospital in good condition.
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Claytan
N. C
Kenneth Johnson
Raleigh Hospital
Knights of Pythias
Shirley Pearson
Jimmy
Johnson
Stores Open Wednesday Afternoon for Holiday Shopping
Stores will reopen Wednesday afternoon and extend hours to 9 p.m on Friday and Saturday nights this week to accommodate holiday shoppers. Local retailers urge patrons to plan visits accordingly and note later closing times.
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Rota
Op. Mt
Renin Opel
RF Ford
Right to Suspend Licenses Without Hearing Upheld
The Iowa Supreme Court upheld the State Safety Department’s power to suspend a driver’s license without a preliminary hearing under certain conditions. The decision rejects the claim that mandatory revocation statutes constitute unconstitutional delegation and holds the commissioner is empowered and directed to suspend licenses when an offense warrants revocation upon conviction.
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Des Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
State Safety Department
Commission of Public Safety
Jair
Walter J. Spurbeck
Waverly
Bremer County
Spurbeck
Donald Statton
Bombs in Havana and provinces show Castro opposition intensifying
A wave of explosions in Havana and provinces including Camaguey Matanzas Jovellanos and Vedado damaged facilities and disrupted traffic. Three bombs in the capital injured seven people and highlighted rising labor opposition as the Cuban Labor Confederation called for action against Electrical Workers Union leadership.
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File Castro
Camaguey
Matanzas
Jovelinos
Alka
Fidel
Vale
Vedado District
Alemandares River
Labor Confederation
Electical Workers Union
One Want Ad Sells Drapes in Journal Want Ads
A note on advertising results shows Mrs. Connell sold drapes after placing a single Journal Want Ad. The piece highlights how effective want ads can be for buyers and sellers seeking quick outcomes.
Sale of Drapes Ad in Journal Wants Section
Ad offers repair of drapes for sale at 109 West with a price of 1.00. It urges readers not to search for a buyer and to use the Journal Want Ad to sell efficiently and economically. Contact AM 3/2331 to charge the ad.
Blizzard Death Toll Rises Across Northeast
The Associated Press reports a severe pre winter blizzard paralyzing travel from Virginia to Canada. Deaths near 160 from heart attacks and exposure. Temperatures plummet to 28 degrees below zero in Jefferson County Pennsylvania and 14 below near Buffalo. Rail and bus services suffer from icing and crowding as snowdrifts and plows block roads. A missing deer hunter in Newdowseys Sussex County prompts search efforts. Snow depth and drifting strand residents, with vehicles buried under deep drifts.
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Associated
Jefferson County
Pennsylvania
Wyoming County
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New York City
New York
Gowski
Perth Amboy
High Point State
Newdowsey
Sussex County
Edison
N. J
New Trawsey
Supervisors Re Classify Wilton Tract For Zoning Change
Wilton area zoning decision divides a 2 acre tract west of Wilton into three sections under county ordinance. North along highway 38 becomes C-2, south area mostly heavy industry with a livestock market plate, and west south part light industry. Petition by John A Christensen prompted agriculture map change. Mayor Charles W Norton and Wilton officials urged commercial use along highways west of town.
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County Board of Supervisors
Town of
Wilton
Wilton Town Council
John A. Christensen
Sounly
Charles W. Norton
Hoffa and Bridges Declare War on Opponents
In Oakland California two top labor leaders James Hoffa of the Teamsters and Harry Bridges of the West Coast longshoremen denounced government action and the Landrum Griffin act as a plague. They spoke to about 3000 union members at Civile Auditorium pledging unity and decisive action from Washington to confront politicians employers and rival leaders.
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Oakland
Calif
Livn
James Hoffa
The
Teamsters
Harry Bridges
West Coa
Landrum-Griffin Labor Law
U. S. Senate Labor Management Committee
Civile
Hoffa
Bridges
Washington, D. C
Moslems Bury Dead as Algiers Faces Aftermath of Riots
Algiers mourns 90 dead and many wounded after four days of violence. Moslems bury comrades in Casbah while 28,000 French troops guard suburbs and riot police seal the district. De Gaulle prepares to end Algeria visit amid polarised response to self determination.
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Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Oran
Casbah
De Gaulle plan rejected by Algerian rebel leader Ferhat Abbas
Ferhat Abbas, premier of the Algerian rebel government in exile, rejected President DeGaulle's program of self determination for Algeria amid ongoing strife and turmoil in the territory.
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DeGaulle
Algeria
Ferhat Abbas
Kennedy Eyes Meany as Labor Secretary Talk Opens
President elect John F. Kennedy met with AFL-CIO chief George Meany at his Georgetown home as part of a day of Cabinet appointment discussions. Meany's unannounced visit signaled focus on labor secretary options while other talks centered on agriculture and potential posts for defense or treasury.
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John Kennedy
Washington National Airport
Palm Blach
Florida
Washington
John F. Kennedy
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Kennedy
Georgetown
Meany
Labor
Secretary of Agriculture
Srom Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
New Revenue Director Begins Work in Iowa IRS
Ernest W. Bacon, named to lead the Iowa District of the Internal Revenue Service, started his post on Monday. He is tasked with boosting federal tax collections in the state to about 800 million dollars next spring and replaces WY. Lee Phillips who moves to a similar post in Colorado.
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Des Maines
Ernest W. Bacon
Iowa
Internal Revenue Service
Bacon
Mormer C. Croasman
IRS
New Mexico
WY. Lee Phillips
Cotovada
Development of a New Personal Radiation Monitor
Oak Ridge scientists announced a new type personal radiation monitor about the size of a mountain pen and light in weight. The device emits a warning tone and lights a small lamp when gamma radiation is present, with its main value seen in immediate alerts during a radiation accident.
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Oak’ Ridge
Tent
Honfield
Rusk Choice Pleases Europe as Secretary of State
London reports Western Europe welcomes Dean Rusk as Secretary of State designate. Observers see policy under direct presidential control with Rusk Stevenson and Bowles forming a strong State Department team. Combat lauds the trio signaling a new era in U S foreign policy. Also brief: a fatal car crash near here kills a woman Walter and injures two children Cheryl and Jeffrey, while the father survives.
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London
Europe
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
Britain
John F Kennedy
U. Soreign
Rusk
Adlai E. Stevenson
Chester Bowles
State’ Department
Combat
Bowles
Stevenson
Integration Standoff Deepens as Courts Push Federal Orders
In New Orleans a stalled school integration debate worsens as Louisiana lawmakers press to oust the Quneans Parish School Board for accepting federal court orders. Boycott at Frantz and McDonogh No. 19 persists with minimal attendance and heavy marshals escorting students. Courts dismiss interposition. federal authority over state schools remains contested.
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New Orleans
U.S. Supreme Court
Batoo Rouge
Quneans Parish
Frantz
McDonogh
McRonagh
U. S
Federal Court
Louisiana
GOP Loses Court Tests Kennedy Ballot Challenges in Illinois Texas
The Associated Press reports Republicans lost court tests in attempts to overturn President elect Kennedy's margins in Illinois and Texas. Official returns show Kennedy's lead over Nixon remains. Unpledged electors in Mississippi and Alabama urged BYRD support to move the election to the House. Texas Judge Connally dismissed the GOP challenge, finding no jurisdiction and no proof of rights violations for voided ballots.
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Associated Press
John F. Kennedy
Illinois
Texas
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Mississippi
Alabama
Jackson
Miss
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
House of Representatives
U.S. Dist
Ben Ci. Connally
Homestead Man Fatally Hurt in Two Car Crash
A 60 year old Homestead man died and a 16 year old Williamsburg driver, Edward Brown, was involved when the men collided on a county road about four miles southwest of here Monday night. The deceased was alone in his car at the time of impact.
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Walter
Here
Cheryl
Jeffrey
Jhew
Homestead
Rudolph Noli
Wes
Edward Brown
Williamsburg
Farm Bureau Attacks Labor Organizing Efforts
Denver convention of the American Farm Bureau denounces unions in farm labor organizing attempts on the West Coast and Northeast. Federation President Charles BoShuman cites steel industry wage hikes as inflating prices. Resolutions criticize labor methods for farm marketing and pricing and warn of antitrust risk if applied to farms.
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Colo
American Farm Bureau
Charles BoShuman
West Coast
Uni
Anyother
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