Lumumba Aides Delay Threat of White Roundup
In Stanleyville Congo Patrize Lumumba aides delayed their threat to round up all whites and behead some. The ex premier remained jailed after the deadline, with UN and consular officials rushing to protect European residents and plan possible airlift. Lumumba’s captor Mobutu and UN forces prepared to use force if needed to safeguard about 1,000 whites across Asian Province.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Patrize Lumumba
Stanleyville
Lumumba
United
United Nations
Thysville
Joseph Mobutu
Mobutu
United States
Stanleyvile
Oriental Province
Bernard Salumu
Louis
Antoine Gizenga
Dag Hammarskjold
Oriental
UN Command
Ngashu Iyassu
Ethiopia
Salumu
Only plane owner in Poland allowed to keep aircraft
Warsaw Poland 41 Poland's Communist government grants permission to Poland's sole private plane owner Pawel Zolotov to retain his aircraft. He rebuilt a wrecked single engine plane at his own expense and remains a noted aviation figure in the country.
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Warsaw
Poland
Pawel Zolotov
Discoverer Capsule to Eject on 48th Orbit
The Discov erer XVIII satellite at Vandenberg scheduled to eject its 300 pound capsule containing radiation testing gear on its 48th Earth trip late today. Air Force aims for a fourth recovery with planes ready to snag parachute lines near Hawaii. If unsuccessful ships will attempt sea recovery. The 2100 pound satellite has orbited 150 to 450 miles high. three days aloft promise data on radiation effects on human tissue and bone marrow.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Sky
Earth
Air Force
Hawaii
Snowstorm Hammers Southwest Area From El Paso to New Mexico
A major snowstorm blamed for numerous deaths battered the Southwest, isolating towns from El Paso to Marfa and Canon City. Power outages, downed phone lines, and travel disruptions were reported as storms moved across New Mexico Arizona and Colorado with several fatalities and plunging temperatures.
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EL Paso
Tex
Rockies
New Mexico
Marfa
Jim O'Brien
Big Bend Sentinel
el Paso Times
Arizona
Canon City
Colorado
Wolf Creek Pass
Denver
Texas
Lake Michigan
Valparaiso
Indiana
Rioting in Algiers and Oran as De Gaulle visit sparks clashes
Tear gas and violent protests erupt in Algiers and Oran as some 5,000 rightists attempt to storm the official residence of a De Gaulle representative. Police and army move to quell mobs, with clashes between Muslims and Europeans and reports of property damage and transport paralysis in Oran. No single leader identified. continued unrest noted.
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Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Palasis d'Ete
Jean Morin
Oran
de Gaulle
Pierre Lagaillarde
Spain
Echo d’Oron
Oran Republican
Vive de Gaulle
Washington a Cardinal On Kennedy Quarters
Washington a Cardinal On Kennedy Quarters reports altered 25-cent coins showing Washington as a Roman Catholic cardinal. Mint officials warn the prank could spread, banks may reject or withdraw doctored coins, and recoin costs could be substantial.
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Washington
George Washington
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Leland Howard
Bureau of the Mint
Treasury
Howard
Cuban Labor Bloc Stages Anti Red Demonstration
In Havana crowds gathered in protest against Communist influence, led by the Electrical Workers Union amid tensions with Castro’s regime. A crowd demanded ouster of a pro Communist union leadership, while the Catholic church pressed anti Communist stances and authorities reported the killing of militia chief Norberto Morales in Las Villas.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Electrical Workers Union
Santa Clara
Cienfuegos
Electric Workers Union
Redleaning Confederation of Cuban Workers
CTC
Castro
Amaury Fraginals
Osvaldo Dorticos
Fraginals
Dorticos
Luis Buch
CIC
Union General Assembly
U. S
Quincena
Norberto Morales
Rodas
Las Villas
Morales
Escambray
Broadcastanid
Operation Snow Chute Delayed By High Winds
Operation Snow Chute, a parachute drop by nearly 800 troops, was postponed at Camp Drum New York due to gusty winds, snow flurries, and poor visibility. The jump is rescheduled for Sunday at 3 am with 21 giant planes from Griffiss Air Force Base, as weather is expected to improve.
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Camp Drum
N.Y. C
Air Force
Griffiss Air Force Base
Rome
New York Army
2Nd Airborne Battle Group
S01st
2Nd Airborne
Fort Bragg
N. C
Dwight E. Beach
Watertown
North America
Beach
Theodore J. Conroy
50St Infantry
U.S. First Army
Eight-man B-52 crashes in Adirondacks. three found safe
A B-52 bomber crash near Schroon Lake New York left eight crew aboard with three men found alive, Maj. Karl Keyes Capt. William Combs and Capt. Ronald Little all escaping injuries. Search teams scoured upstate New York and northern Vermont for five missing crew members as authorities at Westover Air Force Base confirmed the aircraft was on a routine training flight and not carrying nuclear weapons.
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Barre
Karl E Keyes
Schroon Lake
N. Y
William T. Combs
Bristol
Ronald D. Little
Altoona
Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Combs
New York
Vermont
Keyes
Plattsburgh Air Force Base
North Hudson
Allen McKenzie
Janet Matinetti
Westover
Massena
Dillon Still Mentioned For Treasury Cabinet Post
SYRACUSE A woman fights eviction over dogs while neighbors press health authorities. PALM BEACH Kennedy aides weigh Dillon as Treasury secretary amid broader cabinet speculation. Salinger declines confirmation as rumors swirl about Fulbright and Rusk. McNamara also cited as a possible defense pick alongside Dillon.
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Treasury
Palm Beach
Flavup
John F. Kennedy
C. Douglas Dilson
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
Dillion
Washington
Jacqueline
John Fitzgerald Jr
Atlantic Shore
New York
Wesley A. Hotchkiss
American Missionary Association
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Dean Rusk
State Department
Rusk
Rockefeller Foundation
France
Kennedy and Johnson to Quit Senate Seat Dec 19
Senators John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson plan to resign from the Senate shortly after the Electoral College confirms the new president on Dec 3. Their departures will allow Massachusetts and Texas governors to appoint two replacements, with Wyoming Gov. Joe Hickey making another appointment. The sudden death of Republican Sen elect Keith Thomson of Wyoming, 41, removes a potential appointee. Johnson’s exit paves the way for Mike Mansfield of Montana to become Senate majority leader when the new term begins.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Electoral College
Massachusetts
Texas
Wyoming
Joe Hickey
Keith Thomson
Thomson
House
Hickey
Johnson
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Cheerleader collapses and dies at Earlville game
Susan Jullson a 14 year old freshman cheerleader collapsed and died during a junior varsity basketball game at Earlville Central School in Madison County last night.
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Earlville
Susan Jullson
Earlville Central School
Madison County
Mary Christmas Sues for Divorce in Florida
Mary Christmas files for divorce from Rayford Christmas in Bartow Florida court. She accuses him of failing to support their four children, with the petition filed on Friday.
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Burlington
Joseph Foy
Rhia
Debbie
Edward Francis
Foy
Raymond Foy
Raymond, Jr
Marie
Gerald
Sheila
Bartow
Fla. A
Mary Christmas
Rayford Christmas
Pro-West Forces Prepare to Battle Leftists in Laos
In Vientiane neutralist Premier Souvanna Phouma fled to Phnom Penh, as anti-Communist Gen. Phoumi Nosavan pushed his 2 000-strong right wing forces toward the capital. Red-kerchiefed paratroopers loyal to Kong Le and U S embassy sources report preparations for evacuation of staff and dependents amid a curfew and deserted streets.
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Vientlane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Phoumi Nosavan
U. S
Cambodia
Vientiane
Vientiane Dor
Pathet Lao
Namkadinh
More Golf On Ike's Schedule
President Eisenhower added golf to his Augusta visit despite 40s temperatures. At the Augusta National Golf Club he played with old friends including Clifford Roberts, the club’s board chairman, in what might be his final trip to the course before leaving office on January 20. He arrived Friday afternoon and planned to depart Sunday.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Augusta National Golf Club
Clifford Roberts
New York
Augusta National
Cepite
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