U N Security Council in turmoil over Congo clash
United States Ambassador Adlai E. Stevenson denounced the Soviet Congo move as a declaration of war on the United Nations. The Security Council confrontation included a student like disruption as about 10 American Negro supporters of Lumumba interrupted Stevenson's address.
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Stevenson urges UN role in Congo democracy
The Soviet delegate is urged to join the United Nations in ensuring Congo democracy. Stevenson warns the UN is in peril and questions casting aside the institution as the Congo crisis threatens 14 million people and, he says, the fate of all mankind.
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Mobs In Egypt Attack U S and Belgian Property
Demonstrators in Cairo attacked the U S embassy library and set the Belgian embassy afire while rioting mobs overturned embassy cars. Police intervened within minutes as 10 000 Belgians demonstrated at the Belgian embassy, and two Belgians were reported shot in Lulua bourg. Lumumba's death sparks unrest across the Congo and U N deliberations continue on Hammarskjold, with a Soviet resolution seeking his dismissal and U N troop withdrawal discussed but unlikely to pass.
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73 Die in Sabena Boeing Crash Near Brussels
A Sabena Airlines Boeing 707 from New York crashed near Brussels International Airport killing 73 people including 49 Americans and 11 crew. The U.S. figure skating team members Maribel Owen and two daughters were among the dead. debris spread over yards as fire consumed the wreckage and a Belgian farm laborer was also injured.
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Larry Pierce
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Pat Dineen
No Strings U S School Aid Bill Offered in State Senate
Senator David S. Wine and 14 others introduced a bill to appropriate 19 375 dollars to obtain 900 000 dollars in federal aid for education with no controls The funds would hire a program director a consultant a secretary and provide travel money Districts may participate with matching funds Gov Fanin has opposed federal aid portions Wine argues the program lacks federal oversight and could proceed through Senate action with House sentiment undetermined
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JFK Urges Allies To Share Costs
President Kennedy urged North Atlantic Treaty allies to equitably share military defense and economic aid costs. He pledged U.S. full participation while stressing clear burden-sharing principles to ensure Western Europe commits a fair portion of growing resources.
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Cooler Tucson forecast with gusty winds Saturday
Weatherman predicts variably cloudy skies with a weak front from California bringing slightly cooler temperatures and gusty winds to the Tucson area tomorrow. There is uncertainty on rain from the eastward low pressure, with highs around 70 and a low near 45.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
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Citizen Readers Take Serious View Of City's Air Pollution Problem
Tucson Daily Citizen readers show strong concern about air pollution and smog in Tucson. Over 85 percent believe smog exists and dust or auto emissions are major causes, while 80 percent support smog controls and investigations.
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Tucson
New Jury List Ordered Drawn
A new jury list was ordered delaying the grand jury drawing to about March 15. Superior Court Clerk Grayce O Neill said preparation will take until mid March after certification by the Board of Supervisors. The list will include voters from the last general election.
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Grayce Gibson O'Niell
Board of Supervisors
Molloy
Ackerman
O'Neill
Elsa Hanna
Pima County
Two Hurt By Cave-In On North Meyer Avenue
Two men were injured this afternoon when an edge of an 8 foot ditch caved in on North Meyer avenue between Franklin and Council streets. James Harrington, 29, an engineer, fractured his arm after being pitched into the excavation. Jesus Bustamante, 45, a laborer, sustained a leg injury after being buried to the thighs in rubble.
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James Harrington
N. Estrella Ave
Jesus Bustamante
Fairground Dr
GOP Attacks Rayburns Appraisal Over Economic Mood
The Republican National Committee through Battle Line dismisses Sam Rayburns warning of a deepening economic slump as a political exaggeration. The piece accuses Democratic attacks on Eisenhower era gains and credits Kennedy with impending policy gains while noting alleged pessimistic publicity aims to sway voters.
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UPI
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Sam Rayburn
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Battle Line
Rayburn
Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
Kennedy
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