Congo Rescue Struggles Amid Congo War Violence
Malayan U.N. patrols reach 300 whites in rebel Kivu as refugees recount brutal atrocities by Congolese soldiers. Belgian nuns plead for help while U.N. crews evacuate missionaries and outposts. Lumumbist region turmoil deepens as Katanga leaders arrive in Elisabethville and India begins deployment of about 3,000 combat troops to support U.N. efforts.
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the Congo
U.N
Kivu
Terroii
Maniema
Kivui
Ial Can
Kasongo
Congo
Elisabethville
Katanga
Tananarive
Malagasy
Moise Tshombe
Joseph Kasavubu
United States
State Department
Lincoln White
Washington
Antoine Gizenga
Stanleyville
Gizenga
New Delhi
India
Boland Set To Get U.N. Back on Job
UN Assembly President Frederick H. Boland expected to intervene to restart talks between the United States and the Soviet Union after a week of stalemate. If no accord by Thursday on agenda items, Boland may press for U.N. steering committee action to allocate items and set a session end date, with an estimated closing around April 21 and debates on Congo, disarmament, South Africa, and Palestine refugees.
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N.Y
U.sn
Assembly
Congo
South Africa
Castro Attacks Latin Aid Plan and U.S. Policy
Fidel Castro denounces Kennedy's 10 year Latin American development program as a provocation for revolt and warns Cuba will form revolutionary governments in exile if the United States sanctions his regime. He blames U.S. aggression for recent Cuban counter actions and praises the Soviet bloc while denouncing Kennedy as a captive of monopolies.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
Puerto Rico
United States
Castro
Kennedy
White House
Ripiste
Santiago
U.S Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
Naval Base
Havana University
Vedado District
Cuban National Bank
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Body Of Missing Child Found In Attic After Disappearance
In Muskego, 15 month old Barbara Villwock was found dead in a plastic bag hidden under junk in an attic. An autopsy cited pneumonia and malnutrition as causes. District Attorney Roger Murphy may charge the parents with neglect.
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Muskego
Dist
Roger Murphy
Barbara Villwock
Raymond Villwock
Waukesha County
Murphy
Vilhvock
Local Page Four Summary
Editorial and society notes from Neenah Menasha Winnebago area pages cover community happenings and briefs on local events. sports and weather items appear alongside entertainment listings. The fragment highlights page four content with minimal readable details about local coverage.
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Socigiv
Neenash- Menasha
Winnebdagoland
Drafty Durham inmates rouse guards over drafty cell
Two prisoners in a Durham jail woke guards before dawn to complain of a draft from a hole in their cell. Investigators found a missing metal grill and that prisoner Tom Heslop was absent from his cell.
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Durham
England
Aliso
Tom Heslop
Plan Would End Tyranny
President Kennedy urged Congress to provide 600 million dollars as the first step in aid to Latin America. He warned of grave danger that desperate peoples may turn to communism or tyranny without help and called for a 10 year cooperative aid program of large scope for nations south of the border. He pressed for early action to fund an inter American program and referenced the Act of Bogota as a turning point toward strengthening democratic institutions through economic development and social progress.
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Latin America
Cuba
Society of Free Men
Washington
Congress
South of the
White House
United States
Dominican Republic
Norance
Pee
Chile
Bogota
U.S
Colombia
Kennnedy
Storm battering broad U.S. area dumps snow and ice
A slow-moving storm sweeps from the Great Lakes to New England bringing snow sleet and freezing rain. Upper New York bore the heaviest impact with up to five inches of fresh snow while Rochester and Syracuse logged five inches in six hours. Hazardous driving warned as new accumulations of four inches or more were forecast for Maine Vermont and New Hampshire. Albany Utica and Binghamton reported two inches.
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Great Lakes
New England
New York State
Weather Bureau
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Rochester
Syracuse
Bots
Albany
Utica
Binghamston
British Actress Belinda Lee Killed In Crash Near Las Vegas
British actress Belinda Lee died in a high speed crash near Las Vegas after a station wagon wound up flipping. Her fiance Italian director Gualtiero Jacopetti, 41, and two other men were injured with Jacopetti in fair condition. Lee, 63, had been returning from a film scouting trip with Italian crew filming AiO. She debuted in Runaway Bus (1953) and was named a top British money making star in 1957.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Belinda Lee
Fance
Hollywood
Las Vegas
Nev
Aio
Miss Lee
Gualtiero Jacopetti
Barstow Community Hospital
Devon
England
Baker
Probe of RB47 Phases Unlikely
Washington faces a partisan rift over the RB47 incidents as Congress shows little appetite for a formal probe. Democratic leaders hint at possible oversight by Senator Russell, while Kennedy aides and White House officials weigh the political risks of public privilege discussions and any inquiry into the Soviet release of the fliers. A White House spokesman noted scientists at a Moscow conference linked to the incident, including two Kennedy aides, Dr. Wiesner and Dr. Rostow.
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Congress
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Moscow
Pierre Selinger
White House
Capts
Freeman B. Olmstead
John R. Mekhone
Salinger
Jerome B. Wiesner
Science and Technology
Walt W. Rostow
Freed by Judge With Hack Saw
Milwaukee AP report says Clerk Larry Filut freed himself from a jammed washroom door using a hack saw blade given by Judge Christ T. Seraphim. The judge helped after workmen could not open the door.
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Milwaukee
Larry Filut
District Court
Christ T. Seraphim
Filut
Seraphim
Tea party as New York hosts Brennan Behan tribute
UPI reports an invitation to attend a tea party in New York in honor of Brennan Behan the Irish playwright noted as a heavy drinker. The event invites representation from UPI and marks Behan’s reputation and cultural impact.
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York
UPI
Paris
Brennan Behan
Mr. Behan
Sentence Man On Arson Charge
Douglas Werner, 30, of Abrams, was sentenced to a year in jail after changing his plea from innocent to guilty on an arson charge. He admitted that his cousin William Jones paid him 300 dollars to burn down the two room home Jones owned at Suamico in December 1958. Jones received three years in prison in January and tried to collect fire insurance.
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Green Bay (Ap
Douglas Werner
Abrams
Werner
Donald Greason
William Jones
Jones
Suamico
Kennedy asks Pace to head education post in temporary capacity
President Kennedy on Monday named Frank Pace to a temporary role in education. Pace, then chairman of General Dynamics, previously directed budget and served as Army secretary under Truman.
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Washington
Kennedys
Frank Pace
Pace
General Dinamics iCorp
Truman
Nixon Returns To Law Office
Nixon returns to Los Angeles law firm Adams, Duque and Varzeltine after two months of speculation about his future. He will work as counsel, not partner, and be paid only for cases he handles. He aims to avoid conflicts of interest while assisting the Republican Party in California and the nation, focusing on tax, labor, securities, and foreign corporations matters.
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Los Angeles
Richard Millions Niven
Calfornia
Miron
Inmavon
Nixon
Wode
Jihe Eisenhower
Bur glar Steals 550 At T and O Bowling Alley
A burglary at the T and O Bowling Alley on a night shift produced about 550 in cash. Police report the south door was forced from outside and the cash box and a second drawer were opened or emptied. A footprint trail led from the rear toward West 7th Avenue. the break was found about 6:30 am after the alley closed at 1:20 am.
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Mgr
Arno Abraham T
Oshkosh
Houlz Teccipis O
Tth
Weather notes on Wisconsin highways in morning drizzle
Madison Wisconsin highways were wet with mixed drizzle in scattered areas at dawn. State Traffic Patrol reported slick spots and reduced visibility but overall driving conditions remained fair as temperatures stayed near freezing.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Smithera
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