Gun Battle Flare Near Elisabethville Sees No Kills
UPI reports Swedish U.N. troops captured 14 Katangese in a clash near Elisabethville’s native quarter. Earlier claims of casualties were revised. no deaths occurred on either side. Tunisian troops arrive to bolster U.N. forces as Katanga deputies enter Parliament, signaling Kitona accord continuation.
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Leopoldville
UPI
U.N
Elisabethville
Katanga
Kitona
Moise Tshombe
Cyrille Adoula
Killer Of 2 Teenagers Plotted 7 Other Deaths
Conyers Georgia United Press International reports murder charges filed against 20-year-old Charles Byrd and his brother Richard 15 along with Dorothy Bradford for killing two teens and plotting to kill seven more. Juveniles also charged in the deaths of Douglas Henderson 16 and William Henderson 15 found in an abandoned well near Lover's Lane on Georgia Highway 212. Authorities cite jealousy as motive as Byrd allegedly lured victims into a car, then they were transported to the death site.
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Conyers
UPI — i
Douglas Henderson
William
Tommy) Henderson
Varrants
Justice of the
Willie Hicks
Charles Byrd
Richard
Dorothy Bradford
Dorothy
Charles
Byrd
Decatur
R. W. Henderson
Rockdale
J. T. Wallace Jr
Wallace
Henderson
James Flanagan
Common Market Hears Friction Over Farm Policy Standoff
In Brussels the Council of Ministers opened a critical Common Market session to break the Franco German deadlock on agricultural policy. West German Vice Chancellor Ludwik Erhard presided as he returned from Bonn where reports said De Gaulle sent a letter to Adenauer on the farm dispute. French sources would not confirm whether a message was sent. If true, it would be in reply to a request from Adenauer. The farm policy wrangle threatens the Market’s second four year phase and a wholesale economic union. Britain’s entry talks could be delayed until the deadlock is resolved before the New Year.
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Brussels
UPI
Council of Ministers
European Common Market
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
West Germany
Bonn
Pres Dent
Charles de Gaulle
Konrad Adenauer
Jeny
de Gaulle
Adenauer
France
Great Britain
Car Sales May Reach New High in Fourth Quarter
Ward's Automotive forecasts a fourth quarter sales total of 1,620,000 new cars, aiming to surpass the 1955 pre-Tous peak of 1,617,000. High December sales in the final periods support the forecast, with dealer inventories rising to 820,000 units by Dec. 20 from 709,000 on Nov. 30.
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Detroit
W— A. Strong
Ward
Ward's
Airlines Win Temporary 3 Percent Fare Hike Across 11 Major Carriers
The Civil Aeronautics Board authorized a temporary 3 percent fare increase for 11 major airlines, costing travelers about 54 million annually. The board urged cost cuts, load-factor improvements, and scrutiny of special fares while noting profits may still fall. Hearing on United’s 6.5 percent proposal planned, with six board members dissenting.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
CBA
CAB
United Air Lines
United
Ind
Airln
Portuguese Newsmen Held In Goa
New Delhi UPI report says C Handoo, adviser to Goa’s military government, states Portuguese journalists Neves Dacosta and Serras are detained under internees’ conditions. He cites Geneva convention guidance and IR C requests for access. Red Cross notes 2729 Portuguese officers and men detained in camps within the enclave.
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New Delhi
UPI
C. K. Handoo
Goa
Jose Neves Dacosta
Jose Serras
Portouese
Handoo
International Red Cross
Neves Dacosta
Serras
Lisbon
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