Belgian Rioters Rally Across Cities Amid Government Austerity Push
In Brussels and other Belgian cities thousands of leftist strikers protest austerity measures aimed at filling Congo revenue gaps. Police deploy armored cars and mounted units as rock throwers attack storefronts. injuries are reported among rioters and officers, including in Antwerp and Liege.
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Brussels
Belgium
UPI
Inj
Leopold
Congo
Gaston Eyskens
Andreeps
Antwerp
Bruges
Afl
IX Gents
Liege
Gazet van Antwerpen
Laos Reclaims Key Northeastern Outpost In Laos War
The pro Western government announced it had retaken the vital northeastern outpost of Xieng Khouang from pro Communist forces late Sunday. Fighting reportedly continued around the town with no immediate word on the fate of northern Phong. A UPI dispatch notes mixed reports amid regional political maneuvering and shifting loyalties.
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Vientiane
Laos
UPI
Xieng Khouang
Phong
Ham
Phong Saiy
Marshjold
Africa
United States
Moscow
Nitam Khrushchev
International Control Commission
London
Harold Macmillan
France
Ghia
Pathet Lao
Lane Trades Players as Lane Weighs Deals in Baseball Talk
Lane pursues moves amid talk of long term contracts for Johnny Antonzane and others as Kan City interest grows. Local sports writers note Lane’s impact on fan interest while cautious on a big salary. In Laos, Eisenhower doubles down on crisis talks as US warns of greater outside Communist intervention and grave stakes.
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Lane
Cleveland Press
Johnny Anton- Zane
Kansas City
Gener Elli
Wille Kirkland
Kanl
Sas City
Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Laos
White House
United States
Strifetorn
Wellington Woman Killed by Falling Fence in Cattle Stampede
A Wellington woman died when a fence toppled as cattle bolted toward a barn, triggering a dangerous stampede. The incident highlights farm hazards and prompts police and local officials to review barnyard safety in rural areas.
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Wellington
Baseball executive Lane resigns after long tenure
Lane, a veteran baseball general manager, quits after 10 plus years in the role with Cleveland. He fragilely ends a career filled with frequent trades including a 1960 swap with Detroit that sent Gordon away while bringing Jimmy Dykes. Two possible successors surfaced including Al Lopez as field manager candidate.
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Cleveland
UPI
Franks
Rocky Bigger
Chicago White Sox
Ser Lane
Minnie Minoso
Indians
Cleveland Indians
Dewey Sori
Jane
Pacific Coast
Soriano
Lane
Kansas City
Dians
Early Wynn
al Smith
Min
Minoso
Don Mossi
Ray
Charles
Narleski
Bill Martin
Roger “Nley
Joe Gordon
Maris
Vic Power
Kani
Bubba Phillips
Frank Irkhane
The
Hank Greenberg
Gordon
Detroit
Jimmy Dykes
Finley
Chicago
St Louis
Antine
al Lopez
Mana
Amherst fire kills mother and child in West Martin street home
A mother Mrs. Richard Schafer 24 and her two year old Tambre died in a West Martin Street Amherst nursery fire. Victoria 3 was rescued by Amherst police Chief Koppenhafer. Fire blamed on a cigarette. Vicki remained hospitalized in fair condition. Police and firefighters battled the blaze with $6000 damage.
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Amherst
West Martin St
Richard Schafer
Tambre
Schafer
Victoria
A. H. Koppenhafer
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Albert Schafer
Berea
Columbus
Bill Edwards
Robert Gillette
Amherst Hospital
Vicki
Paul J. Kopsch
Cotunry
Koppenhefer
Koppenhafer
Edwards
Gillette
East Ave Crash Injures Two Lorain Deputies
Two Lorain County sheriff's deputies were hurt on East Avenue near 11th Street when their tow vehicle was struck between two cars. Deputy Michael George endured critical injuries with severe arm damage, while Deputy St Michael DeNicola had minor scrapes.
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Lorain County
East Ave
11Th St
Michael George
Elyria Memorial Hospital
George
St Michael
AAMPLUYAL AL Lau Employment Record
Fragmentary OCR reads as an employment notice or record concerning an individual named AAMPLUYAL AL Lau and her work at Aqua Rites. The text is garbled but indicates a job engagement or placement with a company or facility. Further readable details are not available.
Congress Opens Amid Bipartisan Debate and Purge Rumors
Congress opens with Kennedy administration goals facing Democratic and Republican resistance. Debates focus on civil rights, minimum wage, social security, and reforms to filibuster rules. The new Senate and House assemble as leadership shifts and party factions jockey for power.
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UPI
Ins
Mike Mans
Montana
John F. Kennedy
New Senate
Kennedy
Senate
Massachusetts
House
Rayburn
William M
Ihe Hopper
Colmer
D-Miss
Sen
Lyn-hiee
Dan
Es-Don B. Johnson
Texas
Richard M
National Science
Nixon
I. Post
Kennedys
Sam Rayburn
Theo
Congress
Bealicis Green
Rhaile
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Edito
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Women’s Pages
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Lambert
Idea
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Indianiskull
Maude
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