Soviets Win Veto Clash Over Congo UN Mandate
United Nations Security Council backed a new Congo mandate after the Soviet Union vetoed two American proposals. Thant promised force if needed to expel mercenaries backing Katanga, while seeking peaceful reconciliation. Britain France abstained. the US hoped to empower Thant to act decisively against Katanga and its leaders.
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France
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Russia
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Floods in India Mobilize Relief and Political Debate
Floods across India from Kerala to Bihar devastate villages and kill thousands. Relief work estimates two years to rebuild. 500000 displaced, 300000 homes destroyed in Bihar alone. Snakes drive farmers to form village snake squads as self help spreads nationwide amid accusations of government failure and rising activism by socialists and communists.
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Kapildev Singh
Orissa
Maharashtra
Uttar Pradesh
Rajasthan
Uttar Pardesh
Acharya Vinoba Bhave
Poona
Communist Party
National Integration Council faces tough India unity test
The National Integration Council narrows in on divisions of religion language and caste sparking alarms ahead of general elections. Nehru calls limits of the council a long term challenge while parties eye potential exploitation of regional loyalties and militant religious groups. Economic disparities and unemployment fuel tensions as policymakers seek to curb incitement and bolster secularism amid mounting regional demands.
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United Nations hunts Congo killers as Rome cites tensions
Global news notes UN efforts to capture Congo soldiers who killed 13 Italian airmen at Kindu while Congo's central government resists cooperation. Other items report Archbishop Ramsey urging patience for church unity, Berlin crisis talks, Longo in Moscow, U.S. population projections, labor union trends, and various state and world notes.
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Adenauer
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Luigi Longo
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Kremlin
Stalin
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Car ownership and parental control affect student scholarship
The survey finds that driving to school signals parental laxity more than need, with poorer students more likely to drive. A pupils drive weekends. F pupils drive nightly. Longer car ownership worsens grades. withholding driving until after legal age and strict parental limits lessen impact. Parental policy dominates outcomes.
Quebec Secession Debate Roils French Canada in Federal Stakes
In Quebec strong talk of secession stirs politics ahead of Canada's federal election. Dr. Marcel Chaput's clash with Ottawa sparks separatist sympathy while many French Canadians push bilingual reforms and broader French media and schooling access. The period notes unity strains and calls for constitutional changes.
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Ontario
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Defense Research Board
Laval University
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Khrushchev Calls for Cleaner Virgin Lands Administration
Premier Khrushchev urged farm and party leaders in Southwest Siberia to cut bureaucratic waste and boost grain output. He defended the virgin lands as a contested bread basket while noting production lag and underscored salary influence on demand for wheat and milk. He warned against inflation from higher wages without production gains and highlighted pay gaps among taxi drivers, doctors, and teachers.
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Virgin Lands
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Tselinograd
Yesurday
Pravda
Iarzer
Lorain County Chronicle Telegram 1961 November 25 edition
The Chronicle Telegram issue from Elyria Ohio dated November 25 1961 lists publication details and mailing rates. The paper is published daily except Sundays and local holidays by The Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co at 225 East Ave Elyria. Rates show carrier delivered single copies and by mail subscriptions for Lorain and adjoining counties 15.00 annually, Ohio 17.00, outside Ohio 18.00.
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East Ave
Elyria
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