Congo Crisis Deepens as U N Faces Katanga Dilemma
U N leaders, led by Hammarskjold, consider changing or redefining the mission as Belgian forces remain in Katanga. The council weighs options to avoid bloodshed while resisting foreign intervention, with Lumumba seeking Western relief and Tshombe asserting independence.
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Canada
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Raul Castro Praises Soviet Help and Warns U S
Raul Castro hails Soviet aid and urges support for the revolution while criticizing U S policy and its capitalist system. He notes no strings on Soviet offers and says Americans must accept lower prices or face consequences. Castro’s praise for Nikita Khrushchev is echoed as he warns enemies of the revolution. He hints Fidel Castro’s recovery continues as he prepares to speak at the Latin American Youth meeting.
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Raul
Fidel Castro
Fidel
U S Orders Ouster of Russ Born Woman
New York report says the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service ordered the deportation of June Gordon, a 59 year old Russian born woman active in the Communist Party for ten years. The agency says she entered illegally from Canada in 1928 and she has until August 16 to appeal.
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UPT
Anmmigration and Naturalization Service
June Gordon
Communist Party
Gordon
Canada
Father Seizes Son's Driver's License in New Jersey
In Northvale New Jersey seventeen year old Robert B Driscoll faced fines for careless driving. His father Gerald C Driscall who leads the State Traffic Safety Bureau revoked his license. The action underscores parental enforcement of driving rules in the state.
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Dumont
State
Municipal Band Concert Program Promoted
A scheduled municipal band concert features a Saturday program with a mixed lineup. The listing includes pieces by Ang and Fl M with selections titled Sankes and Enola among others, reflecting a varied evening of music and ensemble performances.
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Nixon Ends First Tour of Campaign for Votes
President hopeful Nixon wrapped an 11 1 3B4 mile campaign swing from Nevada to Hawaii to Washington state calling the trip very pleasing. He pressed civil rights action in Seattle and urged cabinet initiative to resolve sit‑in issues while vowing to campaign in every state. A 7,500 strong Seattle welcome capped a 244 hour stopover.
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Hawaii
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Richard M. Nixony
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Nevada
California
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Adtv
William PB. Rogers
South
Jar
Seattle- Tacoma International
Thirty years since Judge Crater vanished in Manhattan
New York marks the 30th anniversary of Judge Joseph Crater’s disappearance after leaving a Midtown restaurant on a warm August night in 1930. Lt. John Crom expresses an open mind, noting the case follows a pattern of voluntary absence and offering no conclusions about the mystery.
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Supreme Court
Josentt . Carter
John Crom
Crom
Dinosaur Tracks Found on Spitsbergen Arctic Archipelago
Norwegian paleontologists report petrified tracks on Spitsbergen in the Arctic Archipelago. They believe the tracks may belong to an Iguanodon, a large herbivorous dinosaur from ancient times.
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Calif tourists hurt in Russ bus collision near Novgorod
Three travelers from California were injured when their bus carrying 52 persons to Leningrad ran off the road at Ciedowa between Novgorod and Leningrad. In hospital at Chudova are Erich Gisler and his wife from Santa Ana. Josephine Shesley of Sunset Beach. Eunice Organ of Sullivan. Gisler has a broken arm and collar bone. others were shaken up.
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Leningrad
Chudova
Erich Gisler
S. Broadway
Santa Ana
Calif
Josephine A. Shesley
Plans Message to Solons Discussed for Congress Session
The article discusses Eisenhower's upcoming message to Congress, noting it will cover foreign policy and national programs. Vice President Nixon will preside in the Senate, with Kennedy and Johnson as Democratic contenders for the White House. Hagerty declined to detail content but hinted on defense spending and early conference with leaders.
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Texas
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Soviet Union
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Times
Washington
Spellman Attacks Communists From Munich Pulpit
Cardinal Spellman lashed out at Communists calling them beasts and warned of Soviet aggression across Cuba East Germany and the Congo. He urged vigilance and faith as the International Eucharistic Congress drew about 15 000 in Munich and tens of thousands more globally. American soldiers and pilgrims listened as he condemned the “wild civilization against Communism.”
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Barents
China
Congo
Russia
Sleepy Operator Alarms Phone Users
Lansing police investigated a local telephone answering service after customers reported no answer. The operator had fallen asleep at the switchboard, but police found everything was okay.
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Lansing
Mother Tusch Dies at 85 in Berkeley Records
Mary J E Fusch age 85 known as Mother Tusch died Thursday after a stroke. She lived in Berkeley California from 1915 to 1920 across from the School of Military Aeronautics at the University of California.
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Mary J E. Fusch
Tusch
Miers
Air Task Force chief leaves Formosa for new post
General Fred M. Dean, outgoing commander of the U S Air Task Force in Formosa, departs for Washington to assume the role of Director of Operations for the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
Local Post Office Entry Minor Scribble Notice
Fragmentary OCR notice from a Long Beach area office discusses a light obstruction or entry issue at the post office. It mentions circulation and a small fee or rate with unclear names and addresses. The readable fragments include Les Buadtt and Elna Ave references with unclear dates.
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Press-Gelegram
Les Buadtt
Andhoreau
Cally
Bi 3
Elna Ave
Long Beach
Kansas City Workers End Electric Tieup
Kansas City electrical workers abandon a three week strike against Kansas City Power and Light Co after a circuit court order under the King Thompson anti strike law. Gov Blair invoked state control. workers return to their jobs while a constitutional challenge proceeds. Union seeks five percent annual raises. current scale averages $2.55 to $3 per hour.
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Kansas City Power & Light Co
Paul A. Buzard
James T. Blair
King-Thompson
William H. James
Interpatios Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Circuit Court
James
Kansas City Power & Light
Daniel C. Rogers
State Mediation Board
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