Deep Misunderstanding In Congo Says Bunche
U N undersecretary Ralph Bunche, after visiting eight American airmen and two Canadians beaten at Stanleyville airport, says Congo reveals deeper misunderstandings than anywhere else. He leaves Congo peace role, praising team patience and restraint amid rumors and colonial echoes.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Ralph J. Bunche
U.S
Buneh
New York
Rajeshwar Dayal
India
Stanleyville
RGU
Bunche
U.N
Patrice Laemumba
Louvaninium University
Using the Unusual No Trump in Bridge Strategy
The unusual no trump convention, popular with experts, works when partners understand its meaning. North uses it with a perfect hand, triggering minor suit cues and a double from East, while West misreads the plan. Use cautiously only with partner alignment and at least ten minor-suit cards.
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Alvi Roth
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East
South
West
Soviets Claim Spy Flights Resumed From Britain Bases
The Soviet Union accused Britain of resuming reconnaissance flights against socialist states, citing Izvestia via Moscow radio. The report mentions a past RB47 mission shot down by Soviet fighters, with no further details given. A stray paragraph about a man showcasing a convertible appears unrelated.
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London
Soviet Union
Britain
Moscow Radio
Izvestia
Giving Castro Last Chance
U S Secretary of State Christian Herter warns that Castro's Cuba displays a pattern leading toward a Communist base in the Western Hemisphere. He says any Communist regime established in an American republic would amount to foreign intervention under U S treaties and agreements and would be unacceptable.
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J. M. Roberts
Associated Press
U. S
Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
Western Hemisphere
Fidel Castro
Cuba
American Republics
Americas
Herter
Mrone
Castro
Latin America
Castro regime accused of subversion in western hemisphere
The piece argues the Castro regime pursues a Communist pattern aimed at subversion and overthrow in the Americas. It cites Herter on infiltration and stresses that U S action may be needed if the OAS stays unwilling. It notes Serna nig’s opposition and ends with a quip from Will Rogers.
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Cates
OAS
United States
Castro
Olympic Hostesses Dismissed From Jobs in Rome
A Rome paper reports six Olympic hostesses were fired for fraternization with male staff while assisting athletes and officials during the Rome games. The Italian Olympic Committee would not comment. Hundreds of hostesses were employed for directions language help and escorts for a fee.
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Rome
Paese Sera
Italian Olympic Committee
T Press Center
Redskins Struggle With One Quarterback As Injuries Mount
Washington football faces Eagle Day as the remaining active quarterback after Ralph Guglielmi’s injury. Nixon notes efforts to add Zeke Bratkowski failed. Reynolds, an LSU alum, has spent three seasons with the Cardinals.
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SKINS
Jacksonville
Fla
Day
As‘ Reynolds
St. Louis Cardinals
Washington
Ralph Guglielmi
Redskins
Eagle Day
Nixon
Zeke Bratkowski
Chicago Bears
Reynolds
Louisiana State
Cardinals
Chicago
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