United Nations backs Congo force option if needed
The United Nations considers a force in Congo if required to restore order and protect stability. The plan, supported by multiple nations, would equip the Congolese armed forces and shield them from politics while urging member states to aid under the resolution. Russia and France abstained on the tense 9 to 0 vote.
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Ship Sunk by Ice Pack Traps Four Crewmembers
Provincetown reports an ice pack sinking a vessel and trapping four crew. Captain Fred Salvador and engineer Henry Graderio along with three crewmen were rescued by the Coast Guard. Two more ships Papadine and John David faced ice pack threats as locals note an unusual invasion of ice.
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Rusk declines Japan invitation amid SEA talks
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk will not visit Japan as he refuses a stopover due to work demands in his new post. He will attend the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization meeting in Bangkok on March 27. Japanese officials had invited him to stop over during his trip.
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Katanga Mobilizes to Resist Rebels
Katanga moves to drive Baluba tribesmen from the north as Tshombe endorses mobilization. He warns civilians may join police forces and rebukes foreign whites, citing concerns about naturalization for foreigners. He condemns U.N. troops and deems them enemies amid regional tensions.
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Meet to Aid Medic in Dog Shooting Case
About 45 persons met in the Del Rosa Community Church Monday night to give Dr. Parke a hand in the controversy over his shooting of a blind woman's dog. Dr. Fred F. Parke, 50, shot the animal near his home last Tuesday. he pleaded guilty in Municipal Court Friday.
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Crankcase Prank Leads to Firearm Charge in City Limits
A man faced a misdemeanor charge for illegally discharging a firearm inside city limits. He was fined fifty dollars, received a suspended five day jail sentence, and placed on six months probation. Dr C E Carmack presided a meeting noting inflammatory newspaper stories and misdescriptions of a German shepherd.
Mennen Williams Arrives in Nairobi Amid Traffic Turmoil
Mennen Williams arrives in Nairobi during morning rush hour as crankcase oil blocks an intersection. City crews spread three tons of sand to clear the way while officials warn the disruption could mirror Lumumba era tensions.
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Williams fold greets Kennedy as Africa gains policy focus
The airport welcomes putative president Kennedy with anxious hope that his trip signals Africa's rising role in America’s national policy. Auto ads feature “Autos for 58” and a prompt to find yours as readers look for vehicle deals today.
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