U N smaller nations influence Congo crisis and US ties
The smaller United Nations members backed stronger action on the Congo as the Soviet Union abstained after pressure from behind the scenes led by India. The move showcased world public opinion and the United States preference for Western-backed voices in the UN. President Kennedy's food for peace mission then surveyed Brazil's needs, with Brazil agreeing to distribute surplus U.S. food through officials.
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U. M. Roberts
United Nations
Patrice Lumumba
Organen
Gore
Dag Hammarshjoid
Soviet Union
Congo
Ec Soria
Red
Lineria
Ceylon
Red Arab Republic
Ney
Menton
Evice
India
United States
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Kennedy
Food-For Peace
George McGovern
Washington
Arthur Schiesinger Jr
Lima
Peru
Jamo Quadros
U.S
Derailment HALTS Mainstreeter near Buffalo
Northern Pacific Mainstreeter derailed near Buffalo after passing a switch. About 40 people were injured but none critically. Train split 300 feet of track, telegraph lines down, 13 cars affected, crew and passengers hospitalized in Valley City and Fargo. investigators cite a broken rail as likely cause.
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Buffalo
Northern Pacific Railroad
Here
West Coast
Chicago
Albert L. Nelson
Esther Ogren
St Paul
J. Nelson
Seattle
Minneapolis- St Paul
Army praises Proto crew at Fort De Mick
The report credits the U S Army Proto unit under Lieutenant Colonel Clyde H Westbrook for outstanding work at Fort De Mick. Recruits in the Crops division are praised by superiors for their accomplishments and devotion to duty.
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U. S. Army
Fort Demick
Clyde H Westbrook
Fultz Receives Top Award At American Opreal Plant
John Fultz is shown reopening a ceremonial check presented by J Ralph Austin plant manager in Mountaindale in a ceremony marking the highest honor since the companys suggestion system began on November 7 1960. Administrators Donald L. Smith Charles E. Troy and J Armand Giroux are named among attendees.
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Fultz
Opreal
Mountaindale
Unh
Ais Wie
Clara
J Ralph Austin
John Fultz
Austin
Plog
Donald L. Smi
Charles E. Troy
J. Armand Giroux
Khrushchev Opens Kremlin Conference With Farm Officials
AP reports Premier Nikita Khrushchev and top Communist leaders opened a Kremlin conference with farm officials to discuss agricultural problems. The government announced reorganizing the Agricultural Ministry in Libya and new incentive payments for state farm workers. Survivors of a Martinsburg native killed in a Libya traffic accident are listed.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Agricultural Ministry
Libya
North Africa
Noli
Air Force
Aleutian Islands
Europe
Africa
Martinsburg
W. Va
Fred C. Noll
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Braddock Heights
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Eugene F. Baugher
Harry C. Baugher
Frederick
15Th Battalon
Sth
US Army Training Center
Infantry
Fort Jackson
Raymond Cabell
William Cabell
Hyattstown
U S Naval Training Center
Rhode Island
Raymond B. Tayiorson
Center
Saunderstown
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Unity of Wisconsin
Marion 2
Garland
Clarendon
Tex
Army
John W. Fultz
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Erick News-Post
Medical At Medical Center
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Fordhook
Dulany Foods Inc
Fruitland
DLA Fours Ing
Fruffland
Mai
Eoples Service
Ena
Maryland
Frederick Gas Company, Inc
Uldlnois
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E. Patrick St
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