Western Consuls Guarded In Congo By U.N. Troops
U.N. forces in Stanleyville protected the American and British consuls amid anti Western sentiment. Consul Tom Cassilly of Baltimore and Consul Donald Ballantyne of Gatwick were reported safe under Ethiopian U.N. guard.
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Congo
U.N
Leopoldvilile
UPI
United Nations
Stanleyville
Antoine Gizenga
U.S
Ay, Lly
Tom Cassilly
Baltimore
Donald Ballantyne
Gatwick
England
Negro Leader Flees After Kidnap Charge in Monroe Riot
Police reported Robert Williams, an African American leader linked to racial violence, fled Monroe after being charged with kidnapping a white couple. Officers and FBI alert efforts were under way as about 50 lawmen patrolled the city to prevent further unrest amid Congo related incidents and U.N. actions in Katanga.
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Monroe
N.C
UPI
Robert Williams
Fidel Castro
NAACP
Williams
FBI
Bruce Stegall
Marshville
Schweikart Wins Musical Contest at Summer Camp
Brian Schweikart, 17, Scottsdale High senior, named outstanding boy musician at the 28th Western State College Summer Music Camp at Gimniesnan Calon. More than 1,800 high school and college musicians from Rocky Mountain and Plains states attended.
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Scottsdale High School
Brian Schweikart
Western State College
Gunnison
Colo
Herman Schweikart
E. Osborn
Scottsdale
Gimniesnan Calon
Rocky Mountain
Plains States
Bria
Arizona State University
Arizona State College
Flagstaff
ASU
Brian
Flagstaff College
Arizona
Phoenix
Phoenix Symphony Orchestra
Arizona Opera Association
James Mooney
Phoenix Symphony
Sunnyslope High School
Peace Corps Delegation Heads Overseas From Washington
The first Peace Corps group to receive overseas postings left the United States with President Kennedy's blessing. Eighty volunteers, headed for Ghana and for Puerto Rico then Tanganyika, will undergo two weeks of training before starting assignments. One member, Brian Schweikart, earned multiple honors in music camps and received a $50 Sinfonia Foundation scholarship for further study.
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Washington
UPI
Peace Corps
United States
Kennedy
White House
Rose Garden
Ghana
University College
Lagon
Puerto Rico
Tanganyika
Phoenix Officials Discuss Safe Bomb Shelter Construction
Public Works Director P. F. Glendening and City Engineer Le Roy Dennison met to review shelter safety standards. Glendening stated the city will temporarily deny permits, citing structural collapse risk over radiation design concerns.
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Phoenix
UPS
Public Works
P. F. Glendening
LeRoy Dennison
Glendening
Eisenhower Collapse On Afghan Trip Aided By Secret Service Oxygen
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower allegedly collapsed during a Kabul ceremony after climbing 24 steps. Secret Service agent Dick Flohr carried personal oxygen gear, which Look Magazine claims probably saved him from a fatal heart attack. James Hagerty recalls altitude fatigue but says he did not hear of an oxygen aid incident.
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New York
API
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Afghanistan
Secret Service
A.E. Baughman
Baughman
Look Magazine
Eisenhower
Kabul
Dick Flohr
Flohr
White House
James Hagerty
Hagerty
Arizona School Enrollment Up
The Arizona Education Association predicts 1961-62 totals of 274,835 elementary and 78,410 high school students in Arizona. Based on 1959-60 figures the state would rise to 237,983 elementary and 71,935 high school students for 1960-61, implying increases of 36,852 elementary and 6,475 high school pupils statewide.
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Phoenix
API
Arizona
Arizona Education Association
AEA
Russia Demands Austrian Reply On Common Market Move
The Soviet Union demands an explanation from Austria after Vienna announced plans to seek membership in the European Common Market. Moscow views the move as violating Austria's neutrality tied to NATO, noting Russia's 1955 troop withdrawal condition.
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Vienna
UPI
Soviet Union
Austria
NATO
Russia
Elephant’s leg stolen from Hartley Wintney hotel
Police said a trophy elephant leg from a big game hunter living at a Hartley Wintney hotel was stolen Monday. The theft was confirmed by local authorities in England.
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Hartley Wintney
England
UPI
Rebellion Flares Against Hoffa In Tucson
In Tucson Local 310 splits as 170 of 1,800 members vote to bolt the Teamsters and form an independent union. George Patterson leads dissidents claiming Hoffa's tactics dominate locals and citing firing of dispatcher Kenneth Shull and alleged mistreatment at meetings.
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Hoffa
Tucson
UPI
Teamster
Jimmy Hoffa
Teamster Local
George Patterson
Teamsters
Patterson
Robert Kennedy
Local 310
Howard Grant
Kenneth Shull
Sex Criminal Morse Added to FBI Ten Most Wanted List
Hugh Bion Morse aged 31 placed on the FBI ten most wanted list. He faces charges of attempted murder in California and is a suspect in sexual attacks and murders of girls in St. Louis and Spokane. Morse has a history of sexual offenses, military dismissals, burglaries, and indecent proposals by telephone. He is described as a homosexual exhibitionist with a taste for antique cars and motorcycle clubs.
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Washington
UPI
Hugh Bion Morse
FBI
Resada
Calif
Morse
St. Louis
Spokane
Wash
Wilmington
N.C
Marine Corps
Air Force
Marines
Los Angeles
California State
Burbank
Kansas City
Grover Cleveland Listed as Two Nonconsecutive Presidents
The item notes Grover Cleveland is counted as both the 22nd and 24th U.S. president due to two nonconsecutive terms 1885 to 1889 and 1893 to 1897.
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Grover Cleveland
United States
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