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Khrushchev landed aboard the Baltika at Pier 42 in New York and faced a cold, rainy reception. Security, protests, and an emergency UN session color the scene as Soviet leaders and diplomats arrive for the Congo crisis debate. Fidel Castro also traveled in, delivering a brief speech.
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Castro Protests Turn Hostile at New York Airport
Fidel Castro faced boos and jeers as anti Castro demonstrators and police clashed near Idlewild Airport and the United Nations. The Cuba leader moved to his hotel amid mixed cheers and security, while tensions and traffic snarls grew from the protests.
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Soviet set back at UN Congo talks amid tense Africa policy clash
United Nations session in New York sees Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Zorin press a resolution opposing Afro Asian support for Hammarskjold Congo policy. U S and Western allies seek stronger arms embargo and clearer Congo sovereignty references while Congo tensions rise with Mobutu forces in Brazzaville and Leopoldville as Lumumba factions clash.
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Assassination Attempt Targeted Mobutu in Congo
Mobutu survived a thwarted assassination at Camp Leopold II as Colonel Pakasa, a Congolese army officer, attempted to shoot him with a machine pistol. Pakasa, brother-in-law to Antoine Gizenga, was seized by guards after a ruse to gain entry. No one was injured.
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