Congo Talks On Warm Note Open Congo Talks On Warm Note
Leopoldville Congo. Moise Tshombe and Cyrille Adoula opened negotiations to end Katanga secession after friendly exchanges. The leaders met at Kitona base hospital to discuss issues dividing Tshombe’s province from the rest of Congo. Diplomatic circles awaited results while U.N. forces held fire during talks.
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Congo
Katanga
Moise “Tshombe
Cyrille Adoula
U.N
Kitona
Congo River
Tshombe
Welcome Probe of Congo Policy Would Rusk Welcome Probe
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the Kennedy administration would welcome a congressional investigation of its Congo policy and full foreign policy conduct. He spoke after a meeting with the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and urged a Tshombe Adoula conference to restore stability in the region.
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Dean Rusk
Kennedy
Congo
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rusk
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Cyrille Adoula
Parole Supervisor in Eastern Iowa Fired for DUI Charge
In Cedar Rapids, Thomas L. Coffey, 30, a supervisor of juvenile parole agents, was suspended after being charged with drunkenness and resisting a police officer. Coffey, based in Cedar Rapids since last September, holds a U Michigan master’s. previously with Michigan Corrections. Archbishop Leo Bind Transferred to St Paul MN by Pope John XXIII Archbishops Vagnozzi and Bind announce Vatican move to Saint Paul Minnesota replacing the late Archbishop Brady who died last month during Ecumenical Council events.
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Benjamin Bach
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Thomas L. Coffey
Coffey
University of Michigan
Michigan Department of Corrections
Towa
Washington
Leo Bind
Dupuque
St. Paul
Mino
Egidio Vagnozzi
United State
John XXIII
Binz
Wiliam O. Brady
Rome
Ecumenical Council of the Eburth
Nehru Greets Visitors After Goa Surrender News
In New Delhi Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru clasped hands with visitors yesterday after learning that Portugal’s enclaves Goa Damão and Diu had surrendered. AP photo delivers context of the moment.
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New Delhi
Goa
Damoo
Div
Goa Campaign Ends as Newsmen Barred
Indian forces tightened control over Goa and routed remaining resistance after a 36 hour blitz. Daman and Diu fell earlier. Reporters and photographers were kept outside the main enclave at Belgaum as Defense Minister Krishnam Menon headed to the United Nations.
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Goa
Defense Ministry
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Diu
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Cairo
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General Assembly
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Doctor Guilty in Deaths of 22 Patients in Camden New Jersey
Doctor AL pect L Weiner, an osteopathic psychiatrist, was found guilty of manslaughter in Camden County Court for 22 patient deaths. He was acquitted on three related charges as a 12 hour jury deliberation ended the trial that featured nearly 200 witnesses.
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Alpect L. Weiner
Camden County
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Noman Heine
Weiner
Erbe Commutes Lifers Terms in Des Moines
Gov Norman Erbe commuted the life sentences of three inmates in Des Moines making them eligible for parole. Hough and Farrant faced murder convictions with reduced terms to 90 years. Stuart had burglary with aggravation shortened to 73 years. All three commutations followed Parole Board recommendation amid tax collection actions in Polk County.
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Edward J. Farrant
Springfield
Carl Hough
Oakland
GC. W. Stuart
Cornell Bluffs
Stuart
Hough
Parole Board
Parrant
The
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Ribbon Cutting Opens Muscatine RI Station at 200 Grandview
Muscatine celebrated the new Rock Island Lines passenger and freight terminal with a ribbon cutting led by Mayor Robert D. Bosch at 200 Grandview Avenue. Oscar W. Limestall and city officials attended, recalling the first 1855 Muscatine train from Davenport. An open house ran until 5 p.m. with Santa Claus, candy, and balloons for children.
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Rock Island Lines
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Rock Island
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Limestall
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Playwright Moss Hart Dies at 57 in Palm Springs
Moss Hart, famed playwright and director of Camelot, died of a heart attack at his Palm Springs winter home at age 57. He had suffered a heart attack last year while directing Camelot in Toronto and leaves a legacy of Broadway hits and screenplays including You Cant Take It With You and A Star Is Born.
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Frederick Loewe
Gen- Hemen
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Monkey Scatback Space Capsule Sinks Sought
Slim chances reported for recovering the 4 pound Rhesus monkey Scatback after an Atlas missile released a capsule on a 600 mile space ride over the South Atlantic. Seas 7 to 9 feet hamper search as officials admit odds are poor.
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Kennedy in West Palm Beach Hospital with Brain Clot
Joseph P. Kennedy, 73, father of the president, remains in serious condition at a West Palm Beach, Florida hospital after a blood clot on the brain and partial paralysis. He became ill yesterday while playing golf.
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Joseph P. Kennedy
West Palm Beach, Fla
Indonesia Signals War Over West New Guinea Plan
Jakarta declared it cannot be blamed if it acts by force to seize West New Guinea but says the door remains open to a peaceful settlement with the Netherlands. Subandrio urged the Dutch to seize the opportunity and warned that Indonesia would take military action to block plans to transform West New Guinea into West Papua with ultimate self rule.
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Subandrio
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Iowa Population Growth Fourth From Bottom
U S Census figures show Iowa near the bottom in 1961 population growth. West Virginia fell 6 percent, Arkansas rose 0.6 percent, Kansas up 0.7 percent, while Iowa grew 0.2 percent, about 22,000 people. States with the most growth were Arizona, Florida, Nevada, and California.
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Arkansas
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Iowa
Arizona
Florida
Nevada
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Nineteen Die in Colombian Quake Hits Bogota Region
A powerful earthquake struck Colombia causing panic across a wide area. Nine teen pergone were killed and scores injured, with the hardest hit areas in Armenia and Pereira in Caldas state.
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Armenia
Pereira
Caldas
Mayor Ousted in Recall Election in Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls Mayor Fay Wheeldon was ousted in a recall election held Tuesday. Cruisinberry, former police chief, carried 29 of 32 precincts with 12 634 votes to 5 003 for Wheeldon, amid a controversy that has embroiled the police department. A lawsuit for removal of Police Chief Kenneth Chamberlain remains pending in Circuit Court. Barnard Graves, a George farm wife, died today from injuries in a block collision.
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Site of Conference With British Head May Be Shifted
White House press secretary Pierre Salinger said there is a possibility the conference may move from Bermuda to Palm Beach. Macmillan arrived in Bermuda and is at the President’s disposal. Doctors planned to review Kennedy Sr’s condition, with results expected within 24 to 38 hours. The elder Kennedy is hospitalized at St Mary’s.
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Sald Macmillan
Joseph FP
Kennedy
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Robert
Edward
Salinger
Macmillan
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November Economic Gains Reported by Hodges
Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges reports November shows gains in sales profits and income with 4 billion dollars in annual American income for the second straight month. Durable goods sales up 3 percent orders up 1 percent factory shipments nearly 18 percent higher year over year, with automakers and metal working plants leading the gains.
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Luther H. Hodges
Hodges
Outer Space Disarmament Talks Okayed by UN General Assembly
United Nations General Assembly approved compromise plans to begin negotiations on disarmament and peaceful uses of outer space. The measures, adopted without debate, set a deadline for a report by June 1 and urged resumed talks at the earliest possible time. Delegates also passed resolutions condemning Portugal for withholding information on overseas territories.
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United Nations
XII
U.N. General Assembly
Assembly
I- Nation
Portugal
Hood Robber Seizes Ottumwa Tavern Hostage Fleeing
A young man wielding a borrowed knife robbed a tavern in Ottumwa and drove off with a hostage, Arethyn Chidester, a 50 year old Ottumwa salesman, near to Albia. Chidester was later released and unharmed. the assailant, Harold Thompson Hood of Ottumwa, was forced from the car by Highway Patrol. Mrs. Albert Broadfield, a tavern waitress, described the sequence as the robber demanded cash, bought drinks, then grabbed Chidester and fled in a car before police intercept.
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