Belgians sue UN for damages over Katanga fighting
Belgium claims over two million in damages from the United Nations due to the Katanga crisis. Deputy Foreign Minister Henri Payat told Parliament that 1 010 claims collected at the Belgian Embassy in Leopoldville will be sent to UN headquarters, with more to come. The UN secretary general previously indicated compensation would be considered on proof of UN soldiers’ responsibility.
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Flu Still Increasing Across United States
The Communicable Disease Center reports rising influenza deaths through Feb 16 across 108 cities, with a marked rise in the South and Middle Atlantic. New outbreaks appear in Kentucky, West Virginia, Indiana, Tennessee, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Michigan, and New Jersey as Asian flu spreads to several states and D C. Vaccination urged as no cure exists. some immunity now reduces risk compared with 1937 totals.
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Shrimpers Tell of Bullet Spray and Rescue Near Cuba
Key West AP reports two Florida shrimp boat crew members say a Cuba-based MIG fighter opened fire on their leaking vessel about 60 miles north of Cuba after mistaking it for landing. The men Benjamin Washington and Paris Saexsan describe a burst of machine gun fire while engine failure left them adrift awaiting rescue. Coast Guard towed the Ala, while U.S. jets and a Navy vessel joined the response as Cuba denied any attack.
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Tax Cut Plan Attacked by Ex GOP Ride
Two men aboard a vessel recounted a mid sea incident after claiming they saw possible explosions and felt fear during a Kennedy era tax cut critique. The ex Treasury adviser, former Eisenhower tax chief, warned against shifting relief toward lower income groups as a path to temporary economic boosts and higher inflation.
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Yarborough Demands Military Response to Russian Fire
Senator Ralph Yarborough of Texas urged blasting Russian ships that fire on American shrimp boats, calling the act shocking and urging action along the Gulf Coast and nationwide with live ammunition. He stressed a strong, immediate response to protect U S fishermen.
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McNamara on Prudent U S Pilots Handling Cuban MIGs
Secretary McNamara told the Senate Armed Services Committee that U S pilots exercised prudent caution in firing on Cuban based MIGs near a Florida shrimp boat. He emphasized not knowing if an American boat was involved and that forces must confirm facts before using weapons.
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Rabies Ruled Out in Cameron County Boy Death
Galveston reports lab tests ruled out rabies as the cause of death for Pablo Maniz Jr of Santa Rosa. Officials at Tobin Spaly Hospital awaited a complete autopsy report, while brain tissue examined at an Austin lab indicated no rabies. The boy died last Friday from an apparent encephalitis.
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Olmos Park to seek reelect and council changes
Olmos Park Mayor Parker announces retirement after 10 years in office. City council set April 2 election with candidates including Gerald Dubliski James Hutchins Winchester Kalso and Marshal John Catto Je. Other business covers bids on street repairs at McCullough Olmos and Devine intersections and installing a red signal at Evmeinos intersection to replace stop signs.
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North Bexar suburb to vote April 2 for mayor and council
Voters in the North Bexar suburb will head to the polls April 2 to re elect Mayor A. Schivépoe and Council members Field, Willig Dieiss, Mrs. Anita Mayer Janes, Mobley, with Kim Engleman seeking re election as marshal. The date was set by council to consider a two percent franchise with the City Public Service Board offering franchises county wide for gas and electric lines. Hollywood Park will receive an estimated BLM annually from OPSB.
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