Anti U S Demonstrations Continue In Red China
Massive anti American demonstrations in Peking enter a third day protesting the U S Belgian airlift for rebel hostages in the Congo. New China News Agency reports actors staged anti American skits and banner protests in city streets and towns as meetings are held in factories mines communes and street committees denouncing the operation. Belgium reports four service members killed and four injured in a Stanleyville crash with three Belgian officers among the dead. King Baudoin praises U S airmen who aided the Congo mission and decorated the Belgian commanders at Brussels Airport.
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SeweR service agreements signed for 44 lots
Sanitary District board approved sewer service agreements for 44 lots in two subdivisions. Thirty lots are in Skyline Country Club Estates and 14 in Las Brisas Estates, located south of Ina Road and west of North Ist Avenue. Johns Manville submitted the apparent low bid for 540 feet of pipe at 1,728 dollars. award to be made next week after bid check.
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Paul Muni Released From Cottage Hospital Santa Barbara
Paul Muni, 68, has been released from Cottage Hospital in Santa Barbara California after a month of treatment for a heart condition His physicians said he was much improved He has lived in semiretirement since 1962
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U.S. seeks New Orleans trial for Mississippi leaders
The Justice Department asks the 5th Circuit to try Gov. Paul Johnson and former Gov. Ross Barnett in New Orleans on criminal contempt charges tied to the 1962 Ole Miss crisis involving James Meredith. Leon Jaworski filed the motion. Mississippi objections due by December 31.
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Pope Paul VI Heads to Bombay for Eucharistic Congress
Pope Paul VI prepares for a historic voyage to Bombay for the Eucharistic Congress with a $66,880 donation to India’s poor from Milan. Hindu Mahasabha members debate protests as nine events unfold, including priest ordinations, on the Pope’s longest journey yet with a Beirut stop for fuel.
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