Tshombe Capitulates to United Nations Plan in The Congo
Moise Tshombe announced capitulation and pledge to cooperate with the United Nations U Thant welcomed the move while conflict continued. He called for amnesty for all Katanga followers and readiness to end secession, allow UN freedom of movement, and implement reconciliation in Katanga. A UN column pressed toward Kolwezi amid clashes. Riot at the British embassy and protests followed. Continuous fighting and questions remained about modalities of reunification.
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Moise Tshombe
United Nations
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U Thant
Katanga
Fils Wellemoe
Kolwezi
Tshombe
Congo
Cyrille Adoula
Thant
New York
Mr. Tshombe
Elisabethville
Jadotville
di- Kilwe
Tshembe
Leopoldville
Robert K. A. Gardiner
Ghana
Derek Riches
Riches
South Mrican Press Association
Rene Thierry
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Joseph Kasavubu
Ireland Fines Soviet Trawler for Fishing Off Ireland
In Waterford an Irish court fined Soviet trawler skipper 30 pounds and ordered confiscation of catch and gear after convicting him of fishing inside Irish territorial waters. The Pallas, captained by Albert Koshemjkin, was arrested off Waterford coast by the Irish corvette Maeva Jan on January 7.
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Ireland
Pallas
Albert Koshemjkin
Whitewater plans mix Ivy League ideas with dorm social units
Former state architect Karel Yashko describes future Whitewater State College campus design focused on small social living units rather than traditional dorm towers. He notes Whitewater co eds are highly sophisticated, influencing a plan to group buildings into Ivy League style clusters and remove the old central building while retaining core towers.
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Whitewater
Karel Yashko
State College
James Galbraith
Judy Gaston
Antioch
Ill
Washington Post
Madison
University of Wisconsin
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Yasko
China Rejects Border War Truce Plan Amid Indian Alarm
New Delhi reports quote Chinese officials rejecting a neutrals plan for a ceasefire and troop pullback, warning no grounds for optimism. Informed sources say Beijing will not withdraw from Ladakh and may renew action along the northwest front, with Nehru set to present the issue to Parliament after January 21.
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Ta Kung Pao
Ladakh
Ladzich
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Ceylon
Burma
Cambodia
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Ghana
United Arab Republic
Tibet
Sikkim
Calcutta
Assam
Kennedy Tax Plan Speech Sets 13.5 Billion Cut Jan 24
President Kennedy plans to detail a 13.5 billion annual tax rate cut in a special message to Congress on January 24. House Speaker McCormack and Senate Democrats signaled quick action by the Ways and Means Committee, with tax legislation as top priority this year. The plan could delay action on Medicare for the aged under Social Security, while tax cuts for individuals totaling 11 billion would largely outpace business relief.
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John McCormack
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McCormack
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Winded Des Moines lawmakers denied oxygen aid
Iowa state executive council rejected a loan of two oxygen units to revive lawmakers after long speeches, ending the attempt to relieve fatigue during extended sessions.
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Des Moines
Iowa
UPI
Ulbricht vows communism expansion in the West and Berlin solution
East German leader Walter Ulbricht told the sixth Communist party congress that communism will flourish in Cuba and spread through the Western Hemisphere while proposing UN symbolism in West Berlin and sovereignty on access routes. He urged China and India to resolve their border dispute and praised Khrushchev for averting nuclear war during the Cuban crisis.
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Communist Party Congress
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India
Party Congress
Segregated Tax Windows Replaced at Valdosta Court
An agreement in Valdosta Lowndes County ends segregated tax payment windows at the courthouse. White and colored signs were removed from the new service windows though separate tax books will be kept as required by state law. Rev Bill Ligon of the Valdosta Ministerial Association helped negotiate the deal with local officials.
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Lowndes County
Valdosta-Lowndes County
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Valdosta
Coroner Dr. G A Steele 80 dies after long service
Dr. G A Steele 80 longtime Winnebago County coroner for 25 years until January died Monday at Mercy Hospital Oshkosh. Native of De Pere born August 19 1882 he practiced medicine 50 years taught Brown County schools 1901 05 and held various public service posts including aviation examiner for civil defense 1928 56 and Employers Mutual examiner 1914 56. He was active in St Peter Church Holy Name Society Knights of Columbus and local fraternal groups.
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Wisconsin State Medical Society
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Anna Steele
Chicago
Edna Rasmussen
Redgranite
Brown County
Marquette University
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Waushara Granite Co
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Civil Defense
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Employers Mutual Insurance Co
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Arktic chill grips Oshkosh with record lows
Oshkosh endures its coldest spell in 12 years as the temperature drops to 26 degrees below zero at 6:30 a.m. near Buckstar Observatory. The city last saw such cold on January 30, 1951 when it hit 82 below. The plunge began Sunday afternoon and by Monday the day stayed below freezing, with a high near 2 below zero and a drop to 20 below by 8 p.m.
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Oshkosh
Buckstarf Observatory
More Than 50 Dead In Frigid Spell
The Associated Press reports a sweeping cold wave that killed over fifty people as sub zero temperatures persisted across at least 11 states from Montana to Indiana. Readings plunged to 40 below in northern Wisconsin and to 20 below in much of Wisconsin and Minnesota with a sharp eastern spread toward the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley. Colder air extended into western New York and western Pennsylvania as the core remained in the Midwest. Continued on Page 7 Col 2.
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Pennsylvania
Puppies for sale in Knoxville classified ad
A Knoxville News Sentinel classified note from Monday offers puppies for sale with a pedigreed collie mother and a father from a good neighborhood. The ad emphasizes quality lineage and breeder status in a simple, urgent request.
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Knoxville, Tenn
UPI
Knoxville News- Sentinel
Wisconsin Sets Bitter Record Low Temperatures Across State
Wisconsin woke to its coldest day in 12 years with readings down to 50 below at Black River Falls and 46 below at Lone Rock. Madison 30 below and Milwaukee Green Bay 24 below broke records. lingering cold expected with 10 to 20 below tonight and a warming trend by Wednesday.
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Lone Rock
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la Crosse
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Eau Claire
Park Falls
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Winnebago County Airport passenger origin survey
North Central flights from Winnebago County Airport show one percent of November passengers hailed from the county. Of the 39 percent not from the county, more than half came from south and west of Oshkosh, with 432 from that region and 403 from the northwest to northeast. The ramp survey results, in a 100-page document received by Winnebago County, aim to assist local air travel planning.
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Owil Aeronautics Board
Theairline
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Oshkosh
Winnabago County
Airline statistics show which airport is busiest
North Central Airlines supplied data to the Civil Aeronautics Board covering the year ending September 30, 1962. The survey details passenger boardings and total cargo for area airports including Oshkosh Neenah and Green Bay with Winnebago County showing strong transfer traffic and significant local origin and destination patterns in November and December surveys.
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Oshkosh
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Menasha
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