Congo celebrates first birthday of independence amid upheaval
The Congo marks its first birthday as an independent nation with hopes for peace as parliament reconvenes after nine months. UN forces and Congolese troops push to end tribal warfare in Katanga and other provinces, while figures like Kasavubu and Ileo vie to stabilize government after Lumumba's assassination.
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Congo
United Nations
Katanga
Joseph Kasavubu
Joseph Ileo
Belgium
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Deadlock Over The Sahara Ties Pride to Resources and Power
The Sahara’s oil and minerals amid a French Algerian standoff raise tensions as neighbors claim stakes. Oil could meet half Europe’s needs in a decade, with Algeria seeking independence while France resists loss of control. The dispute influences Evian talks and nuclear testing sites.
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Sahara
Guy Mollet
Europe
France
Tunisia
Mali
Louis Joxe
Evian-les-Bains
National Liberation Front
Algeria
Doctor Shortage Threatens New York City Hospitals After July First
Public and municipal hospitals across the United States face a crisis as after July 1 up to 4700 patients dailywill be cared for by under staffed facilities. New York City hospitals lack university affiliations and lose foreign trained interns as 30 percent fail licensing exams. The city adds 94 foreign graduates and tightens staffing, yet June 15 shows a 420 physician house staff shortage.
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New York City
United States
Department of Hospitals
Local Newspaper Masthead and Contact Details
A historical newspaper masthead lists ownership The News Company with president Richard E. Rents and editor Somes FW Trevité. It provides publication hours daily except Sunday and rates for home delivery and mail subscriptions in multiple counties.
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The
News Company
North Mercer Street
New Castle
Richard E. Rents
Wentie Nen Tike
Oliver
Lawrence
Buter
Eading
Jessie Treadwell Anderson
Treas
Jrea
Ass't
Payson Ass't
Bart Pisardce Eaeves
Somes FW
Trevité
Cceacces Advertising and Credit
Ile Agmove
Private Exchange
Power Contest Not Struggle Of Ideologies
In a Berlin confrontation with the Sino-Soviet Empire, Khrushchev is framed as leading a global power struggle rather than a clash of ideologies. The piece argues that Western resolve, not pacifist mood, will determine whether the world averts war as Berlin and West Germany remain flashpoints.
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Washington, D.C
Berlin
Khrushchev
Paris
Tokyo
Cuba
Laos
Southeast Asia
Vienna
Hitler
Europe
Russia
China
Washington
West Germany
West Berlin
Germany
Churchill
United States
Berlin Crises Loom as Khrushchev Presses Berlin Right
In a somber national call, the piece warns of a possible major war over Berlin before Christmas and a high noon showdown between the West and the Soviet bloc. It condemns any suggestion of concession and urges full U.S. unity and support for a firm Berlin stance led by the president.
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Britain
France
USA
Cuba
Big E
Kennedy
Senate
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de Gaulle
Adenauer
Khrushchev
JFK
Berlin
Formosa
Congress
Washington
Free West
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Salin
United States
Dwight Eisenhower
Over Our Skies Transit Note and Planet Visibility
The column by Thomas A. Whiting lists EDST times for sunset sunrise and moon phases for Tuesday June 27 1961. It notes Mercury is not visible as it passes between the Sun and Earth and explains a transit did not occur. the next one is May 8 1970. Prominent planets Mars Saturn Jupiter Venus and Mercury positions and timings are given.
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Mars
Saturn
Jupiter
Venus
Mercury
Earth
Small stock orders meet brick walls at big brokerages
A reader reports being refused five share buys by two NYSE members and an off-exchange broker. The column confirms that many firms avoid small orders, advises asking for the office head, and notes nonmember brokers may add service fees while commissions vary.
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New York Stock Exchange
Bullocks, Inc
Radio Corp
William Doyle America
Wall Street
Main Street
Thor Power Tool Co
the Exchange
Stock Exchange Commission
Love as Power in Patience and Kindness
A devotional meditation on love inspired by The Apostle Paul. It emphasizes love as patient and kind, free of jealousy and pride, never rude or resentful, always hopeful and believing the best, with a prayer to love God and neighbor wholeheartedly.
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Paul
Senate approves seven billion farm fund by voice vote
The Senate passed a seven billion dollar farm fund bill by voice vote to support the nation’s agricultural programs for the coming year. The article melds jokes on time and decision making with light notes on old clocks and a mockingbird’s diverse tunes.
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Senate
Do You Remember Clendenin’s Washington Street Window Doll
Do You Remember Do You Remember the chanting doll that appeared yearly in Clendenin’s window on Washington Street. Clendenin’s department store stood at the Mercer and Washington corner for many years a local landmark remembered by residents.
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Clendenin
Washington Street
Pennsylvania Story Mason Denison SB 432 Bottled Up in Senate
Harrisburg reports focus on Senate Bill 432 as the Lawrence Administration faces criticism over a bill extending legal trailer length from 35 to 40 feet. Supporters cite competitive transport and local job impacts, while opponents link forced shifts from Pennsylvania plants to out-of-state production. The measure has sat in Senate committee since April 25, with political debate highlighting Philadelphia influence and statewide economic stakes.
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Harrisburg
Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Keystone State
Philadelphia
Capitol Hill
Reading
Hazleton
State Chamber of Commerce
Democratic Green Organization
Keystone
Senate
Broadway Gossip and Hollywood Feuds Stir the Scene
Close friends of Natalie Wood and Robert Wagner cite career jealousy as the split cause while Mickey Rooney faces back taxes. Julie Newmar dates Theodore Lakos, and Cheryl Crane’s story grows sadder than wires. Ernie Kovacs denounces Broadway’s “effeminates” as the theater’s woes deepen. Miles Davis and J J Johnson prepare a Village Vanguard date, and legal frictions swirl between Nicholas Darvas and Julia. Maria Callas’s father plans a Greece move amid Francis of Assisi cost notes.
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Natalie Wood
Robert Wagner
Hollywood
Natalie
R.J
Mickey Rooney
White Kilgallen House
Kennedy
Julie Newmar
Theodore Lakos
Cheryl Crane
Lana Turner
Boy Rescued After Sinking in Albany Reservoir Mud
A 12 year old in Albany New York explored a drained reservoir bottom and became trapped in mud. Frightened companion summoned help and fire crews using ladders and rope freed him after a perilous struggle. The incident prompted cautions about adventurous but reckless curiosity.
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Albany
N.Y
Bible Thought on Discipleship and Truth
A devotional note cites Jesus telling believers to remain in his word to become true disciples. It emphasizes that abiding in the teaching brings freedom through knowing the truth. This reflection centers on faith, obedience, and spiritual liberty.
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Jesus
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