UN Unheeded Warning in Kindu Congo Massacre
Dan Kurzman, veteran foreign correspondent, reports from Kindu on the Hindu massacre and UN reactions. He details Malayan and Congolese forces, the airport base, and refugees hidden in Hotel Relais amid beatings and torture. He notes the town’s tense, dangerous atmosphere and the complex web of orders and negotiations surrounding the Italians’ death.
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Dan Kurzmap
Europe
Asia
Africa
Congo
Hindu
Kiva
Kindu
Ital
Nans
Here
Vicw-Ity
Refais
UN Malayan
Antoine Gizenza
Kinda
Stana
Stanleyville
Leopold Yy
Relais
Jhotel
Democrats On A Hot Spot After Rayburn Loss
Democrats in the House face a fraught political landscape after Speaker Sam Rayburn’s death. Key figure John W. McCormack of Massachusetts looms as chief candidate, with Kennedy era rivalries complicating Kennedy’s post honeymoon legislative push under a newly unsettled party leadership.
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Washington
House
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Kennedy
2.3 Million Too Much For Art
A New York art auction moved Rembrandt portraits for 2.3 million dollars, the Metropolit an Museum buying Aristotle Contemplating the Bust of Homer for that sum and a second painting for 130 thousand. The event underscored tensions in Congress as Speaker Rayburn’s death shifts power and fraction within the Democratic Party, with McCormack’s elevation contested and the Kennedy liberal wing seeking new leadership in the House.
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Emily Genauer
New York
HTNS
Rembrandt
Aristotle
Homer
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Parke-Bernet
McCormack
Carl Albert
Knoelder Galleries
Kennedy
House
Rules Committee
Rep. Smith
Democratic Party
Congress
Finland Face Nerves Fire In New Elections After Gromyko Talk
Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko told Finland’s Ahti Karjalainen Moscow would not intervene in Finnish affairs if neutrality could be proved, prompting President Kekkonen to dissolve parliament and call elections in February. In Washington, Sam Rayburn, a long-time Democratic leader, was praised for his service. The Army and courts moved to enforce new rules, while a Bonham tale recalls pigeons during the 1952 Democratic convention.
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UPS Foreign News
Andrei Gromyko
Khrushchev
Finland
Gromyko
Ahti Karjalainen
Urho Kekkonen
Washington
Sam Rayburn
Carl Vinson
D.ga
Rayburn
Vinson
U. S
U. S. Court of Appeals
Agriculture Department
ARMY
Maurine Neuberger
D.-Ore
Portland
Bonham
Tex
Philadelphia
Truman
Stocks rise forecast and Kennedy on Washington rites
GERSEN of Wall Street predicts stocks will rise to new highs this year as business recovery gains confidence. President KENNEDY at UW centennial ceremonies cautions negotiations are a test of national maturity rather than a contest winning or losing.
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Gersen
Wall Street
Bache & CD. N
Kennedy
University of Washington
AFL-CIO Showdown Voted At Convention
Washington reports delegates representing industrial unions in the AFL-CIO voted to press for a dispute settlement system within the federation, aiming to clash with craft unions. The move centers on charter changes to handle jurisdictional disputes ahead of the Miami convention on December 7.
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Afl-Cio
Washington
Htns
Walter P. Reuther
House of Jew
Industrial Union Department
Miami
Reuther
Federation
Building Trades Department
United Auto Workers
Eux
Maimi
Aflcio
CIO
AFL
George Meany
Labor
Caman
Meany
Adenauer pushes unity before Soviet Berlin talks
West German Chancellor Adenauer urged Western powers to restore unity before further talks with the Soviet Union on Berlin. He praised Ambassador Kroll, hinted at Moscow talks after Washington, and signaled he may coordinate Western policy with Paris and London, stressing patience and joint action to secure Berlin’s future.
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Khrushchev
France
Adenauer
Kroll
Berlin
Bonn
Russia
Paior
Tience
Macmillan
de Gaulle
S.bassies
Soviet Union
Appropriations Hearings for Ohio Budget Get Under Way
Columbus reports Finance Committees hold hearings on a 1,022,701,436 dollar state budget and a 31,120,705 dollar capital improvements measure. The Senate passed the capital bill 37-0. the House defeated six amendments and approved the appropriation 102-30, with changes in committee to items including university funding and civil rights administration costs.
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Ralph Rudd
D - Wilmoney
Filloughby
Rose
Nance Committee
Will
State Board of Control
General Revenue Fund
Roger Cloud
Senate
Sen
Ross
Pepple
R-Lima
Frank King
King
Toledo
GOP
Peopleshose
Michael DiSalle
Pep
iMuad
A. G. Lancione
D - Bellaire
Durden
Ralph E. Fisher
R-Wooster
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