Congo troop buildup said unwarranted
U N chief in the Congo says the movement of forces around North Katanga is unwarranted. The Supreme Court blocked public segregation enforcement as Katanga and central government clash over Kongolo and Albertville. Mobutu may fly to Albertville while Gardiner reports calm at Kongolo.
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Moise Tshombe
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Gardiner
Joseph Mobutu
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Kongolo
Supreme Court rules against segregated travel on buses nationwide
The high court declared no state may require racial segregation of either interstate or intrastate transportation facilities, directing expedited action on Freedom Riders cases in Jackson Mississippi. It ordered Alabama bail for Rev. Shuttlesworth and noted three judge courts only apply when unconstitutionality is alleged.
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District Court
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Washington
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Birmingham
West Considers June 1 Summit
President Kennedy and British Prime Minister Macmillan consider an early summit with Khrushchev if Geneva disarmament talks show progress. Kennedy set June 1 as target pending developments at the March 14 Geneva talks. Macmillan agreed to join if talks advance or reach deadlock, while Western allies eye quick, limited disarmament steps including a ban on transferring nuclear weapons. Hugh Gaitskell says Kennedy favors a workable test ban over new talks.
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Britain
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Geneva
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Russia
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Hugh Gaitskell
Washington
London
Washington Welcomes John Glenn After Rainy Hero Parade
In Washington amid heavy rain, 200000 to 300000 spectators greet astronaut John Glenn as he arrives with President Kennedy. Glenn, wife Annie, children Lyn and David, and Vice President Johnson ride in a bubble-top limo, process to the White House, and meet Joint Chiefs as a globe signed by explorers is shown in Kennedy's office.
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
American Geographical Society
Charles Lindbergh
Richard E. Byrd
Menon Holds Early Lead In Indian Parliament Race
New Delhi Feb 26 Defense Minister V K Krishna Menon led in early returns over J B Kripalani in a bitter contest seen as testing Nehru's prestige. Menon 7125 votes to 5095 for Kripalani, with counting continuing unto Wednesday. Nehru campaigned in north Bombay and warned defeat would threaten Congress development plans as party faces weaker state legislature prospects.
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India
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Gandhi
Bombay
Congress Party
State Export Boost Urged
Gov. Otto Kerner urged a doubling of Illinois firms exporting and called a committee to push export education. He warned that failing to expand into European markets would cost the U.S. economy and jobs while noting damage to manufacturers and the need to cushion losses.
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Otlo Kerner
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Evening temperatures plummet with cold wave likely
A weather notice reports very cold conditions tonight followed by continued cold with a drop toward winterlike lows. Increasing clouds and a colder Tuesday are forecast, with tonight's lows in the teens and Tuesday's highs near 30.
Foster Home For Elderly Uncle John Finds Joy
John Olsen, 79, lives in a Bronx foster home run by the Maxfields. He spends $78 monthly social security and $19 city aid, enjoys family warmth, a birthday cake, and calls the Maxfields a happiness house. He was referred by Catholic Charities after a hospital stay for a broken hip.
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Ernest Maxfield
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New York Heralds Tribune
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David
Tommy
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Maxfields
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Ifare Department
Moon Trip Awaits Study of Surface
Moscow reports Soviet scientist V. Dyomin says more surface facts are needed before a manned landing on the moon. He cites radio telescope findings of a slag like porous outer crust and possible ice, but notes texture and ice to water conversion require confirmation.
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V. Dyomin
The
Economic Gazette
Bertrand Russell Leads Trafalgar Square Nuclear Protest
Earl Russell denounces Britain's nuclear stance and mocks U S leaders as he addresses a cold Trafalgar Square rally. He cites Radford Twining and Anderson, arguing U S control of weapons risks global catastrophe and urges protest against nuclear tests and policies.
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Bertrand Russell
Stern Square
Britain
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Linus Pauling
California
Tony Church
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Wethersfield
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Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Nathan Twining
Air Staff
Gon
Orvil Anderson
The
Air War College
Castro Appears At Havana Baseball Doubleheader
Fidel Castro, appearing at Latino Americano stadium, stepped from 12 days of silence to join a baseball game and TV audience. He collected two hits, one with two strikes, and faced two pitchers as 82,000 fans cheered during the televised event.
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Fidel Castro
CUPRA
Castro
Glenn Tells Congress Space Probe Just Begun
Glenn addressed a joint session, urging a bold future for space exploration. He waved to his wife in the gallery as he spoke of scientific expansion beyond description and the immense potential of still-developing spaceflight. The audience gave a two minute standing ovation amid questions about the cost and risks of ongoing research.
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Glenn, Jr
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White House
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Ne! Congress
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Yankees Sign Maris For Reported 65000 Contract
Fort Lauderdale Florida Roger Maris signed his 1962 baseball contract today for a reported $65,000. The New York Yankees outfielder, baseball home run king, hit 61 homers last season and came within one of Babe Ruths 60 homer mark during a tie game span. He received $37,500 last season.
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Vie Yankees
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