U.N. Holds Jadotville as Congo Tension Rises
U.N. troops maintain positions at Jadotville amid reports they may halt before Kolwezi, Tshombe’s last Katanga stronghold. The capture of Jadotville appears costly to Katanga and prompted a high level U.N. inquiry led by Under Secretary Bunche after claims of a communications breakdown.
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Congo
Tshombe
U.N
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Thant
Elisabethville
New York
Bunche
Leopardville
United Nations
Long to Lead Kennedy Tax Plan Burden in Senate
Len Russell B. Long son of Huey Long steps into a pivotal role on the Senate Finance Committee after Senator Kerr’s death. He backs an across the board tax cut as a stimulus while facing Byrd’s spendings-linked opposition. In the Congo, Bunche heads to Leopoldville to probe Jadotville events amid UN coordination breakdowns.
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UPI
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Huey
Kingfish) Long
Kennedy
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Robert 5. Kerr
D-Okla
Long
Finance
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
Senate
Restrictive state law may block community college access
A fragmented page notes concerns over restrictive state legislation potentially hindering community college expansion. The paper highlights the issue on the first page while detailing other features such as a bookmobile program and local notices. The content reflects a local newspaper layout with multiple sections and listings.
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Ewig
Hussein blasts U S policy in Middle East in interview
Jordan's King Hussein accused the United States of undermining allies in the Middle East during an exclusive UPI interview. He urged a freely administered plebiscite for Yemen and warned against outside interference, saying U S recognition of rival regimes would threaten stability and Arab unity.
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Jordan
UPI
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Lah Sallal
United States
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Yemen
Iinrs
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United Press International
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Russia
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Imam el Badr
Cuba
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Egypt
Free World
Weather Outlook for Ohio Regions Today and Tonight
Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio expect mostly cloudy skies today and tonight with occasional light freezing drizzle and a few light snow flurries later. Little temperature change today, cooler tonight. Highs near 30 to 35, lows 22 to 28. Continued cloudiness Saturday with light snow flurries and little temperature gain.
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Furious clash at Ap Bac leaves heavy Viet casualties
In a two day battle at Ap Bac Viet Cong forces killed 65 government troops and wounded 100 while 3 Americans died and 4 more were wounded as helicopters were shot down or damaged. The defeat prompted rethinking of strategy by U.S. advisers and the South Vietnamese government.
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Viet Nam
UPI
Ap Bac
U.S
Skybolt cancellation prompts mass GE layoffs coast to coast
In Santa Monica California and Utica New York General Electric Douglas Aircraft Co said 600 Light Military Electronics employees will be laid off today as the Skybolt missile program ends. NASA and other firms expect more cuts as the total impact nears 1,000 workers with interviews and possible extended layoffs at subcontractors nationwide.
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Calif
UPI
Utica
N.Y
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Douglas Aircraft Co
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Skybolt
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GT. Garber
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Ae| Loye
Com Tospace
T al
NASA
Burlington
Marshall Spaceflight Center
Vermont
Huntsville
Ala
Manned City
Houston Cellation
Dimout plans spark protests in Elyria as lights fade
Mayor Charles V. Neeson announced a city dimout with 602 residential street lights to be turned off, leaving 494 on. Safety director Joseph C. Cowden predicted protests will be loud and long, while downtown whiteways stay on. by pass lights use weather sensors to adjust. Meanwhile a separate hearing in Carmichaels, Pa discussed underground mine alarms and payroll duties amid questions on safety and postal rate changes.
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Charles V. Neeson
Strees
Joseph C. Cowden
Safety Service
Whiteway
Cowden
Carmichaels, Pa
UPI
Ernest Bencheck
U.S. Steel Corp
House
Bencheck
Boyle
Man
Sylvania
Dona Cowden
Jis
Peasants who sought help from U S return to homes
A group of 32 Evangelical Christian peasants from Chermogorsk traveled 2000 miles by train to Moscow seeking asylum at the U S Embassy. After four days they were handed to Soviet authorities and promised no harm. State religious council will investigate their claims under Soviet policy on religion.
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UPI
U.S
Siberia
Chernogorsk
Russia
iChermogorsk
Mosscow US
United
Tribute to Powell in Beverly Hills Funeral Services Held
Beverly Hills tribute to Dick Powell who died after a four month cancer battle. Longtime friend Jack Carson, age 32, died hours earlier, both to be cremated at Forest Lawn Menisha Park Glendale. Memorials set at All Saints Episcopal Church with Jane Aylson planning to attend.
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Calif
UPI
Dick Pow
Powell
Jack Carson
Carson
Forest Lawn Menisha Park
Glendale
All Saints Episcopal Church
Jane Ajlyson
Blue Law Change Expected by Ohio Legislature
Law enforcement officials judges and editors have pressed for action as the 195th General Assembly starts. An exclusive Chronicle Telegram poll shows a majority of lawmakers favor change to the Blue Laws with many indicating support. Read tomorrow’s C-T for full details and lawmakers’ candid remarks.
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