Unity talks between Adoula and Tshombe end in discord
Leopoldville reports the six week attempt to reunify the Congo collapses amid discord as Tshombe departs Elisabethville. Adoula urges UN action while Gardiner notes no document or communique signaled progress. Tshombe promises future talks. UN troops stand by. no central government reps attend.
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Leopoldville
Congo
Cyrille Adoula
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Shombe
Elisabeth Ville
Adoula
United Nations
Tshombe
U.N
Robert Gardiner
Gardiner
Reader's Digest Condenses Major Defense Reports
The July issue features a condensed article on U.S. and Allied defenses, recognizing Considine's authoritative reports with an Overseas Press Club award. It highlights rapid Western capability against Russian targets and U.S. shelter worries, presenting the analysis in a single digest.
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Russia
Europe
U.S
Considine
Overseas Press’ Club
Reader’s Digest
Tucsonian In Contest For Award
Mrs. Thelma McQuade of 2800 E St has been named a semifinalist in the Lane Bryant national awards competition and was honored with a 1961 community service citation. Nominated by the Pima County Association for Mental Health, she helped establish the Southern Arizona Mental Health Clinic and has provided voluntary services for over 20 years. Winners include two awards of 1000 dollars, with nominees screened by Columbia University’s Bureau of Applied Social Research using five criteria.
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Thelma McQuade
E. St. St
Lane Bryant
Bureau of Applied Social Research
Columbia University
Coins Stolen Valued At $1 000 From Robles Home
Rudolph M Robles of 1606 Circle B Drive reported to police that 17 old coins worth 1000 dollars were stolen from his residence within the past two weeks. He believes juveniles likely entered the home to commit the theft.
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Rudolph M. Robles
Circle B Dr
Robles
World News Ledger: Teen Cyclist Heads Toward Massachusetts
Dean Millman, 13, of Sunset Utah, arrived in Huntington Indiana en route by bicycle to Williamstown Massachusetts. He hopes to reach Williamstown by July 4. A Sioux City fire leveled the downtown area including Jack Robinson department store injuring many businesses. Door to door salesman Gene Ostrowski pleaded guilty to third degree murder in Milwaukee. United States Steel closes National Tube Works in McKeesport for 10 days starting July 4 idling 1200 to 1500 workers.
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Dean Millman
Sunset
Utah
Huntington
Ind
Williamstown
Mass
Wiliamstown
Gene Ostrowski
Milwaukee
Wis
Henry L. Bruseth
U. S. Steel Corp
National
McKéesport
United Steelworkers Union
Foreign airmail stamps honor Kennedy visit this weekend
The Mexican government issues a four million stamp series to commemorate President Kennedy’s visit. Also, Viet Nam war updates report eight Communist guerrillas killed, 20 captured, and one marine drowned in the Mekong Delta operation.
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Kennedy
Mekong River
Last Of The Fighting Hellcats Heads To Museum
The last operational F6F Hellcat, once a premier WW II fighter, ends its service with a May 1961 landing at Pt. Mugu before entering a museum. Once flown by thousands, its era ended as jets and newer missiles took over.
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Nogales
Mexico
Customs House
U.S
Bob Barnes
Point Mugu
Calif
Japan
Pacific
Gilbert Islands
Marianas
Pt. Mugu Naval Missile Center
Tall Building Request Gets Council's OK
The City Council approved a taller telephone exchange building and six other zoning items. Mountain States Telephone seeks a second story on its Country Club Road exchange north of Speedway to boost local service, with the council amending zoning rules to permit a height excess of five feet in any zone.
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Telephone Exchange
Mountain States Telephone
Country Club Road
Speedway
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