Congo Problem Still Hanging Fire In UN
The United Nations General Assembly failed to close the Congo crisis after defeating a referendum on Algeria and shelving disarmament proposals. A Congo vote was postponed until March 7 as delegates, led by V K Krishna Menon, debated Hammarskjold’s possible action to withdraw UN forces if civil war looms. The US and Britain backed a measure to aid Kasavubu while India Yugoslavia and others urged reconvening Parliament and freeing Lumumba. The Algeria referendum was also vetoed by the US which abstained on part of the measure. The Political Committee paused general disarmament as the session recessed.
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India
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Britain
Hammarskjold
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Charles de Gaulle
U. S
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Mansfield Pushes Open Fights In Senate
Senator Mikel Mansfield of Montana urged Democrats to air their battles in the open rather than behind closed caucus doors. He said if he becomes Senate majority leader he will oppose frequent party caucuses and favors public, transparent deliberations.
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Sen Mikel Mansfield
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Mansfield
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Johnson holds informal policy talks with Senate Democrats
RB Johnson of Texas earlier this year convened informal meetings when requested by Democratic senators. Several lengthy closed sessions were held with members reporting most time used by individual speeches and no policy agreement reached.
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Johnson
Texas
Body of Wichita Man Found Near Andover
The body of George Wesley Best, 45, of Wichita, was found beside a country road south of Andover. He had been shot in the head. Sheriff Breel Reed said Best, while hunting, apparently craw led through a fence when his shotgun fired.
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Andover
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George Wesley Best
Wichita
Breel Reed
Best
Building Of White Only School Is Quick
In New Orleans a private school opens eight new classrooms in a renovated plant to educate 250 children. Despite prior integration resistance, parents push to enroll, transforming the space into an orderly school with fluorescent lighting and desks while Superintendent Davies touts the project as far from a barn.
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St. Bernard
Jonsephy Davies
St. Bernnard Parish
Armco Plans Merger Amid National Supply Tie In Pittsburgh
Middleton Ohio AP Armco Steel Corp announces merger of two wholly owned units National Supply Co and Union Wire Rope Corp with Armco. The plan calls for National Supply and Union Wire to be operated from Armco headquarters in Kansas City, retaining their warehouses and plants.
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Armco
Middleton
Ohio
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Armco Steel Corp
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Armco Jfield
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