Katanga Chief Vows Ruin Continues Military Crisis
Reports from Leopoldville indicate UN forces moved toward Jadotville as Katanga rebels threaten central government. Premier Adoula seeks UN backed reform to halt secession crisis while Union Miniere operations fuel royalties dispute. Belgian embassy notes Belgian civilians evacuated from Kipushi amid tense patrols.
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Katanga Demonstration Near U S Embassy Sparks Protest
In Brussels a crowd shouted Kennedy threats outside the U S embassy after a Kalangese Kinship Society meeting. Demonstrators criticized the United States and the United Nations over Katanga slat on Katanga. Belgian police dispersed the protest and Foreign Minister Spaak faced the crowd.
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Britain warns UN on Katanga conquest in Congo crisis
London told Secretary General Thant the UN should not seek to conquer Katanga. A Foreign Office statement said military force cannot reunite the Congo and urged a political settlement to avoid prolonged occupation. The note stressed any aggressive action would complicate efforts to restore order.
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Admiral on Subs: Soviet Nuclear Fleet Gains Pace
AP report quotes Admiral Wyche as noting Soviet nuclear submarine production accelerates while the U S Navy expands its own fleet. He cites more Soviet subs than expected and predicts further growth, with 20 submarines nearing completion and a potential sea fleet by year end. The United States counts 27 nuclear subs and 20 more conventional subs, aiming to reach about 142 total subs in the near term.
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Editor Don Morris Found Dead In Car In Brownsville
Brownsville police say editor Don Morris aged 38 of the Brownsville Merald was found shot to death in a car parked in a driveway Saturday. A note was found in a typewriter at his home by his widow.
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Lenin's body hid in vault to foil German advance
Soviet press reveals Lenin’s remains were secretly removed from the mausoleum and hidden at an undisclosed location far from Moscow during World War II to prevent Nazi looting or desecration. The public assumption was the body remained in place until the war’s end.
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IRS to Crack Down on Foundations
AP reports the Internal Revenue Service will require tax-free foundations to detail and publicly disclose how they spend and invest funds. Rules target smaller foundations and mandate information on salaries investments political activity and relationships with contributors, aiming to curb abuses without listing donors.
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Man Shot in Abdomen Found Near Hospital
A man was found shot in the abdomen Saturday at Brooke General Hospital site and taken in serious condition. The injured man, 22 caliber weapon seen, was last identified as Donald Ziegler of Ridgecrest. Police arriving at the scene gathered details nearby.
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Brooke General Hospital
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Domald Ziegler
Ridgecrest
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Texan Named Deputy Peace Corps Director
PALAL GEACIL Hla UT Mayers is chosen by President Kennedy as deputy director of the Peace Corps. Mayers, who has long served in government including as a personal assistant to Vice President Johnson in 1958, has worked with the Peace Corps since its formation in 1961 in roles overseeing community relations and recruiting. He studied at the University of Texas and has journalism experience in Texas. He is married with two children.
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