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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1961

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Congo ultimatum to UN over Lumumbist rebels at Luluabourg

Congo government led by Premier Joseph Ileo gives the United Nations six hours from noon to clear Lumumbist rebels from Luluabourg capital of Kasai Province. Lumumba loyalists reportedly seized Luluabourg with about 1,000 UN troops nearby. Communique warns of self help by Congo forces if UN delays. Stanleyville advances and regional forces add to tense mobilizations. Lumumbist Gen Victor Lundula is blamed for weakening Stanleyville garrison amid border movements. Stanleyville is Oriental Province capital.

Leopoldville Congo UPI Joseph Ileo Patrice Lumumba Luluabourg Kasai United Nations Lumumbist Victor Lundula Stanleyville Mobutu Oriental

No Relief Seen As Train Derailed In Floods And Tornadoes

Floodwaters derailed a Piedmont Limited train near Milstead Alabama, sending engines and a mail car into the Tallapoosa River. Officials evacuated hundreds as Mississippi Mississippi Alabama Georgia and South Carolina faced tornadoes and rising water with several injuries and multiple towns braced for river crests.

Piedmont Limited Tallapoosa River Milstead Ala Alabama John Smith Phenix City Chattahoochee River Columbus Ft. Benning Hattiesburg Miss Georgia South Carolina

Heart Sunday volunteers to call on Tuc son homes

Almost 3 000 volunteers under Mrs Donna Marshall will visit 15 to 25 neighbors each tomorrow as part of the Heart Sunday door to door appeal to raise most of 55000 for the Southern Arizona Heart Association. Funds support the St Marys Hospital cardiac clinic for medically indigent adults and the associations education and community service programs. Volunteers will collect between 12 noon and 3 pm with envelopes left for those not at home. Volunteers will wear identifying lapel tags and carry informational kits.

Tucson Donna Marshall Southern Arizona Heart Assn St. Mary’s Hospital Association Heart Heart Fund

Khrushchev Pushes All African Congo Commission

Khrushchev proposed an all African Commission to oust the United Nations from the Congo and back the Gizenga regime. He called Hammarskjold an assassin of Lumumba and urged withdrawal of U N forces while pressuring leaders to aid the Stanleyville government. Officials in Washington said the move aims to undercut U N powers before Hammarskjold expands authority. Letters went to Asia Africa Latin America and Europe leaders. North America was excluded.

Moscow UPI Nikita Khrushchev United Nations Congo Antoine Gizenga Khrushchev Continents North America Dag Hammarskjold Patrice Lumumba U. N Stanleyville Gizenga Lumumba The Washington U.N Asia Africa Latin America Europe

Beutler Cowboys Hunt Rodeo Titles At Tucson

The Tucson Rodeo reaches the homestretch with 300 cowboys chasing nearly 30000 in prize money as crowds of about 9100 watch rough stock contests. Enoch Walker leads rides on Radar earning 179 points, while Beutler Bros. stock dominates the action and tomorrow promises Fool’s Gold and more top showings. Walker, born in Cottonwood, balances travel from Houston to Tucson to ride, illustrating a fierce, unrelenting rodeo circuit.

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Salpointe Dads Can Thank Harvill. John Wayne's Movie The Alamo, Patio Tour Will Be Next Week. Unruffled Envoy Braves Flames.

Salpointe Harvill John Wayne Alamo Unruffled Braves Flames

Hawaiian crater eruption ends after eight hour lava fountain show

The Hale maumau fire pit on Kilauea volcano ceased erupting late yesterday after eight hours of lava fountains reaching up to 100 feet. Scientists say the volcano remains active and not yet out of danger.

Honolulu Halemaumau Kilauea

Iowa banker commits suicide amid bank embezzlement

Eldon L. Job, 59, president of Community National Bank & Trust Co. of Knoxville Iowa, killed himself after leaving a note alleging forged notes financed bad investments and donations. The bank faced about a half million dollar shortage covered by a $1 million fidelity bond while operations continued normally.

Eldon L. Job Community National Bank & Trust Co Knoxville Iowa Job Sheldon Sheldon National Bank Fidelity Community National

Sun To Ride Tall At Rodeo Tomorrow

The forecast promises warm weather with a sunny to mostly clear sky for the rodeo's final day. Winds may be light to breezy, with temperatures rising to at least 67 after a 58 noon reading and a low near 38 tonight.

May Be Challenged Council Probes Kirk Charges

City Council plans an investigative hearing next Tuesday on James L. Kirk's charge that Mayor Don Hummel knows more about the San Pedro water deal. Kirk says the council cannot judge the case and questions who would preside and prosecute.

James L. Kirk Kirk Don Hummel San Pedro

JEK Hints at Elections in Cuba as Condition

The Kennedy administration signals it will not negotiate with Cuban Premier Fidel Castro until Cuba holds a free election. State Department spokesman Lincoln White says elections are a major obstacle to talks and stresses Cuba must demonstrate independence and welfare for its people by guaranteeing freedom for self-determined destiny. Castro told UPI he is willing to ease tensions if the US stops interfering in Cuban affairs and ends active support to anti Castro movements.

Washington UPI Kennedy Fidel Castro State Department Cuba White Castro United States

Charlie's Jackpot Rises to 650 Dollars

Ten thousand five hundred twelve entrants tried for last week's Citizen Charlie crossword jackpot but none won. Next week's prize climbs to 650 dollars and will be announced Saturday. clues appear Tuesday in the Tucson Daily Citizen with results on page 44.

Charlie Tucson Daily Citizen

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