Congo Chief Rejects Plan to Ease U.N. Peace Proposal
Security Council deliberations on Congo prompt calls for withdrawal of foreign troops and possible force. Tshombe resists U.N. moves while Kasavubu government may accept the plan. U.S. pressure to federate Congo states grows, with Keating urging up to 60 000 troops. Dollar-saving plan targets overseas spending, counting bonds and licenses without enforcing individual cuts.
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Congo
U.N
Gizenga
Security Council
U. N
Tan Berendsen
New Zealand
Anders Kjeligran
Katanga
Haiuha
New York
United States
Belgium
Tshombe
Leopoldville
Joseph Kasavubu
Kenneth B. Keating
N.Y
U.S
Cory
Air Force
Europe
Force
Pentiagor
Asc. Air. Force
Goldberg Talks Set to Resolve Airline Strike
Goldberg announces new airline talks as FEIA fights for job security and independence from ALPA. Strike cripples operations at American, Eastern, and Trans World, with limited service at Pan American, National, and Western as a presidential commission investigates the dispute and the National Mediation Board ruling. Kennedy discussed settlement options by phone.
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Goldberg
Presidential Commission
National Mediation Board
Plight Engineers International Association
FEIA
Air Line Pilots Association
ALPA
American
Eastern
Trans World Airways
Pan American
National
Western Airlines
Kennedy
Ryvestigates
Fed. & National Mediation Board
United
Air Lines vote to choose single union as bargaining agent
The report notes that air lines should vote for one union to act as bargaining agent and that past flight deck assignment practices may differ across carriers. Goldberg has alerted union press aides and Brown with airline representatives to attend meetings this afternoon with a three-man presidential commission of university professors.
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Air Lines
Ruthe
United
Fey
Goldberg
Brown
Cliburn Cancels Two New York Engagements
Renowned pianist Van Cliburn is indisposed with a mild intestinal ailment and has canceled two engagements in New York this week. The cancellation affects upcoming performances and schedule. Cliburn’s representative says he hopes to resume public appearances soon.
Britain backs Communist claim on Matsu and Quemoy
London states today that the disputed offshore Chinese islands Matsu and Quemoy belong to the Communists. Edward Heath, lord privy seal, affirmed recognition of Red China’s territorial claims in Parliament while dodging a pledge to oppose US or others in keeping Chiang Kai-shek in control of the coastal islands.
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London
UPI
Matsu
Quemoy
Edward Heath
House of Commons
Red China
Heath
U. S
Chiang Kai-shek
Municipal Band Frogran Concert Teases March Program
Readable fragments reveal a municipal band program with entries including Corbert Frogran performances and a March themed lineup. Names such as Joseph ciivadell, Bassoon, Piccolo Bio Song Whistle, Victor Massie, Sassoon, Lule Fannucel appear. The dataset also mentions The Practorian Guard, Capricon, and Carolina Mean in a mixed schedule tease.
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Sextimir Hall
Rejtinn
Thunear
Fillmaré Guambra
Joseph Ciivadell
Ute
Victor
Massie
Sassoon
Lule Fannucel
Garstwin Nocturna
Grea
Chief Mooney Reveals $2000 Cash on Accused Finch
Mooney details a $2000 cash on arrest involving Finch and Thiele. He says a resigned officer’s case was handled by Capt Ralph Kortz and notes differing views on former Chief Dovey. Black testified about Mega activities and Mooney’s quick action last May to inform City Manager Vickers and Sheriff Bowers.
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Snatlow
Ramsey
al Mooney
Iit
Force
Ralph) Kortz
Mooney
Black
Samie Vickers
Sheriff's
Gordon Bowers
William Dovey
French Army reports rebel band crushed in Algeria
The army said a large, well armed rebel group was smashed in the Amour mountains, southwest of Ain Sefra, after French ground troops and rocket planes surrounded them. It cited 138 rebels put out of action, with 96 killed, as the raid ended on Tuesday. The trial resume date was set for Thursday after a legal holiday.
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Levin Martin
Heney
Warren Jordan
Garland
Algiers
Henry Tend Jordan
Army Today
Mooney
Algeria
Fifteen Die in Java Clash Between Guerrillas and Forces
In West Java's Pameung-Peak district, Indonesian security forces report thirty to forty five guerrillas killed in a large clash. The operation involved sustained fire as troops engaged the fighters in the mountainous area. No immediate civilian casualties are confirmed.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Pameung
West
Java
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