Fear for 130 In Congo Area
In Matadi a communications blackout hid the fate of 130 Sudanese troops after fighting between Congolese forces and the U N. Sudanese casualties were reported and seven were wounded. Canadian radio staff were believed captured or missing, with eight of nine safe back in Leopoldville. Dag Hammarskjold planned urgent action as Congo politics gathered in Madagascar to seek a truce amid Lumumba loyalist Gizenga’s possible arrival and the Katanga linked parties.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Matadi
U.N. Parrisan A Tin Ennlrec
Omasee Ae Ene
U.N
Congo
Congo River
Maladi
Ottawa
New York
Dag Hammarskjold
Round Table Conference of
Malagasy
Madagascar
Antoine Gizenga
Oriental
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Albert Kalonji
Rebels Raid Burma Town Near Rangoon
A band of 200 Karen rebels raided Penwegon, 114 miles north of Rangoon, killing nine and looting cash and property worth 100000 dollars. Rebels blocked the Rangoon Mandalay highway while a police clash left casualties and a relief column forced through rebel roadblocks to reach Penwegon.
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Rangoon
Burma
UPI
Mandalaya
Penwegon
Here
Rangoon-to-Mandalay
Adlai Stevenson Talks Amid Congo Crisis at UN Opening
United Nations reopened for its 15th session as Adlai E Stevenson met Ghana's Kwame Nkrumah, and prepared to confer with Andrei Gromyko and other delegates. The Congo issue dominates, with Africans pushing for regional solutions while Cold War tensions loom. The session may run six to eight weeks as debates on Tibet and Hungary loom.
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United Nations. N
IAP
U. S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Congo
U. N. General Assembly
Stevenson
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghana
Assembly
Nkrumah
L. S
Andrei A. Gromyko
David Ormsby-Gore
Tibet
Hungary
North Dakota Senate Declares Gubernatorial Candidates
In a dramatic session finale Sen Aloys Wartner Jr asked all senators planning to run for governor to stand. All 49 senators rose to their feet signaling united declaration amid the North Dakota Legislature.
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Bismarck
N. D
UPI
North Dakota
Aloys Wartner Jr
Ten Killed In Accidents Over Weekend
A weekend of Wisconsin traffic disasters left ten people dead and several injured. Key victims include Rodney Moliter of Oconomowoc and his infant son, along with Norbert Muehlbauer and his wife from South Chicago, in a Tomah area collision on icy highways. Additional deaths occurred in Sheboygan and nearby counties, with victims including Mildred Gollon of Stevens Point and Janet Van Ess of Green Bay. The statewide toll for 1961 rose to 143 as authorities investigated multiple crashes across slushy roads and freezing conditions.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Rodney Moliter
Oconomowoe
David
Norbert Muehlbauer
Chicago
Ill
Lorraine
Tomah
Muehlbauer
Kathy
Gene
Moliter
Harvey Moliter
Blair
Rodney
Claude Dichler
Richard Boye
Adell
Sheboygan County
Batavia
Dichler
Mildred Gollon
Stevens Point
Janet van Ess
Green‘ Bay
George van Ess
Elnor Timm
Pine River
Donald Schuleter
Weyauwega
West Bloomfield
Waushara
Stanley B. Frankiewicz
Milwaukee
Richard Swan
Nashotah
Lannon
Waukesha County
Six Children Escape House Fire In Stevens Point
A house fire in Stevens Point Wisconsin destroyed the home of Harold Haessly after a Sunday blaze gained head start due to a busy party line and distant hydrants. Six children aged one to 13 escaped unhurt while the oldest boy Jerry notified a nearby house to raise the alarm.
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Stevens Point
Wis
UPI
Harold Haessly
Haessly
Jerry
Fire destroys Red Coach Inn Milwaukee suburb Elm Grove
A fire of undetermined origin gutted the interior of the Red Coach Inn in Elm Grove near Milwaukee. Authorities estimated damage at 225000 dollars. Police officers Edward McClone and Robert Plein alerted owner Joseph Holtz and his daughter, who escaped with them from an upper living area as firefighters from multiple neighboring towns battled the blaze for about four hours. Only the walls remained. cause undetermined, likely starting near the kitchen.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Waukesha County
Elm Grove
Menomonee Falls
Edward McClone
Robert Plein
Joseph Holtz
Brookfield
Butler
New Berlin
Wauwatosa
Wardens See Lake Rescue Pushes Car Travel Law
Wardens say the weekend lake rescues on Lake Winnebago will push a legislature bill to shift car travel control on ice to nearby counties or municipalities. They cite a winter of search and rescue on area waters and credit quick actions by locals for saving lives. The bill aims to regulate ice travel via intercounty agreements specific to large lakes like Winnebago.
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Shermen
Winnebago
East Shore
Oshkosh
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Lakes
Lake
Lake Winnebago
American Legion Club
Oshkosh Votes Lightly in State Primary
Oshkosh eyes a light turnout estimated at 15 percent of 21 934 registered voters as statewide primary fields thin to two of five for state superintendent and three for the Supreme Court seat. Polls open 7 am to 8 pm with no local contests and an anticipated brief ballot.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Supreme Court Justice
Oshkosh
Angus EB. Rothwell
Manitowoc
Arlyn F. Wollenburg
Lake Mills
William J. Fenelon
Whitefish Bay
Frederick F. Frick
Milwaukee
Ralph M. Gibson
Madison
George Watson
Supreme Court
John E. Martin
Christ Alexopoulos
Myron L. Gordon
Stewart G. Honeck
Volcano erupts near Osomo in Chile
The Pasehue volcano in Chile erupted on Sunday blasting ashes and smoke from its crater. The Andes peak lies 625 miles south of Santiago, with Osomo town covered by a light ash mantle after the eruption.
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Santiago
Chile
Pasehue
Andes Mountain
Here
Osomo
Wisconsin Snow Brings Slippery Highways Across State
Snow continued in Wisconsin this morning, increasing hazardous driving conditions. North half faced fresh flurries while the south saw tempering, with slick highways north of La Crosse to Green Bay as crews work to clear ice and snow from the weekend storm.
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Madison
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Green Bay
Tunisian Opp Leader Opposes Bourguiba Mediation
Cairo Egypt AP reports Saleh Ben Youssef of Tunisia predicts failure of Haby Bourguiba to mediate in Algeria conflict. He opposes independence on installments and insists on complete independence for Algeria.
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Cairo
Egypt
Saleh Ben Youssef
Habyb Bourguiba
Bourguiba
Algeimia
Ben Youssef
Snow and storms sweep Midwest and south amid tornado toll
A deadly tornado struck Kokomo Indiana injuring three and killing a 68 year old woman as heavy snow and freezing rain paralyzed the upper Midwest. Snow from Wisconsin to Michigan's UP. Minnesota schools closed. Chicago braces after 41 year record tornado. flooding looms in Kentucky Indiana Ohio and West Virginia with over 13 thousand families affected and $530 million in damages.
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United Press International
Indiana
Midwest
Wisconsin
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Minnesota
Twin Cities
Gives
Missouri
Gravois Mills
Lake of the Ozarks
Joplin
Galena
Kan
Kansas City
Der
Canada
Gulf Coast
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Ohio River
Fordsvale
Frankfort
Louisville
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Ohio
West Virginia
South
Saraland
Alabama
Warrior Tombigbee
Mobile Bay
Mobile
Montgomery
Ala
Florida
Sara
Sebmna
Red Cross
Nine Aboard Die in Crash Of Big Plane
An Air Force refueling aircraft crashed near Biggs Air Force Base El Paso killing all seven crew and two maintenance men aboard. The wreckage spanned about a half mile after a near base line landing, with an official inquiry launched to determine cause. Witnesses described a bright red flash eight miles away near the New Mexico-Texas line.
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EL Paso. Tex
Biegs Air Force Base
Pacific
Air Force
Ai Force
el Paso
New
Madison Budget Plan Gives Priority to University Funding
AP Madison Gov. Gaylord Nelson announced a 91.6 million dollar budget for the state university and nine colleges with a 20 percent faculty pay raise, aimed at restoring salaries to levels from four to five years ago. The GOP led Joint Finance Committee will review the request Tuesday, likely trimming the package. Nelson plans to lobby in Washington March 16-17 for liberalized aid to distressed areas and will seek broader authority for the bill to cover more Wisconsin communities.
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Madison
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
State University
Han
Joint ‘Finance Committee
Nelson
Covernor
Washington, D. C
Congress
William Proymire
Small Business Bureau
Departments of Agriculture and Health Education and Welfare
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