Nuns Among Whites Executed as Congo Rescues Proceed
Mercenary-led troops rescued 42 whites from rebel-held Congo territory near Isangi and Yangambi. Two American and Belgian nuns were reportedly killed, bringing confirmed white deaths to 97 since Belgian parachutists landed at Stanleyville on November 24. Wamba holds captives including American missionary William McChesney, with unconfirmed reports of 13 more deaths there.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
UPI
Marie Antoinette
Marie Francoise
Stanleyville
Congo River
Simba
Isang
Yangambi
Nianara
Paulis
Paulls
Tsangi
Luxembourg
U.S
Wamba
William McChesney
Berkeley Crisis Eases Yet Tension Persists at U C
Militant Free Speech Movement leaders claim victory as faculty backs them amid a two month campus turmoil. Kerr may join Johnson cabinet. regents show control over university rules. lawmakers consider action next year. Sacramento Union notes Kerr’s possible appointment while police records for Sproul Hall arrests face future sealing.
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University of California
Berkeley
The
Sacramento Union
Clark Kerr
Johnson
Kerr
Board of Regents
Academic Senate
Senate
Phe
Sharameniio
Gaia
New
Regents
Edward W. Carter
Los Angeles
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Max Rafferty
Sacramento
Atty
Raymond M. Momboisse
Sproul Hall
Momboisse
Indonesia to pay for riot damage to U.S. libraries
The Indonesian government promised to pay for repairs to two American libraries that were sacked by mobs during demonstrations against the U S Belgian rescue mission in the Congo. It was unclear if the USIS library in Surabaya and another in Jogjakarta would be allowed to reopen.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
UPI
Congo
U.S. ‘Information Service
USIS
Surabaya
Jogjakarta
New Worker In Mental Health Services Appointed
Miss Jean Lane of Mill Valley is named to join the staff of Mental Health Services under Dr Grace Thomas. The Mendocino County Board of Supervisors approved the new professional position at the Short Doyle Clinic with State Department of Mental Hygiene backing in July 1964. Lane, screened by the Civil Service Commission, has four years experience with the mentally retarded as a work training supervisor at a sheltered workshop program at the College of Marin and formerly served as educational director for CBS in St Louis.
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Jean Lane
Mill Valley
Grace Thomas
Miss. Lane
Mendocino
BLM postpones Yule tree cut due to wet weather
The Bureau of Land Management postpones the planned Christmas tree cutting this weekend because the area is too wet and impassable. A new date will be announced next week, with public access permitted then.
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Bureau of Land Managemaneee
Charges Dismissed Against Another Suspect in 1964 Slayings
Meridian Mississippi report states a U S commissioner dismissed charges against James Edward Jordan of Gulfport in the 1964 slayings of three civil rights workers. Twenty-one suspects were arrested. 19 charges dropped, while federal prosecutors plan grand jury indictments. The case involved Horace Barnette and others, with key testimony and a contested confession.
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Meridian. Miss
UPD
U. S
Ope
James Edward Jordan
Gulfport
Bilox
U.S
Verta
Lée
FBI
Jordan
Arr
Swetman
Nicholas Katzenbach
Washington
Harold Cox
Neshoba County
Lawrence Rainey
Cecil Price
Henry Rask
Atlanta
Miss Carter
Philadelphia
Miss
Rask
Horace Doyle Barnette
Meridian
Barnette
Congolese Premier cancels New York trip over UN dispute
Moise Tshombe calls off a plan to plead Congo’s case at the United Nations Security Council amid Belgian and American intervention criticisms. Belgium warns that African states fear Western meddling and a renewal of colonial dynamics. Atlas Centaur rocket launches into orbit in a practice run ahead of a lunar landing mission next year.
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Rome
UPI
Moise* Tshombe
New York
United Nations Security Council
United Nations
Belgium
Security Council
Congo - Been
Rica
Europe
Perhi
Capr’ Kennedy
Rocke
King Calls Mississippi Boycott To Fight Injustice
Nobel laureate Rev. Martin Luther King Jr urged a nationwide boycott of goods made in Mississippi to combat racial injustice and praised progress in the South toward civil rights. He warned violence cannot bring lasting peace and pledged his Nobel prize money to the civil rights cause. He noted many communities obey civil rights laws but cautioned the dream of freedom remains unfulfilled.
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Michael Lars
Oslo
Norway
UPI
Martin Luther King Jr
Mississippi
King
America
TV Am Happy
United States
Calling Cards At Crime Scene Trip Burglars
Geyserville brothers Clarence Poe and Alvin Poe, aged 33 and 31, confessed to stealing a floor safe from Elliott Auto Parts in Laytonville after an all day sheriff’s interrogation. They held in county jail on burglary charges. a third man is being sought as arraignment in Ukiah Justice Court was planned.
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Ukiah Justice Court
Brothers
Manchester
Merrill Howard
Socality Sheriff's
U S pledges stepped-up aid to South Viet Nam
The United States pledged to step up military and economic aid to South Viet Nam to crush the Communists as Buddhist demands for Prime Minister Tran Van Huong’s overthrow intensified. Lt Gen Nguyen Khanh and Deputy Premier Nguyen Luu Vien were fired on by Red gunfire during the morning.
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Viet Nam
Saigon
South
Khanh
Nguyen Khanh
Nguyen’ Luu Vien
Letters for Santa Brisk response at Daily Journal
The Daily Journal reports a busy Help ania campaign with children’s letters to Santa vast in a first grade tone. Local kids request gifts such as a buckle doll wash and hair set, cowboy boots and hats, a stick horse, candy, and snow, with moms writing on behalf of younger children.
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The
Daily Journal
Ania
Santa
Daily‘ Journal
Safeway
Nicolay
P.S
Dorothy Strong
Boonville Road Traffic Curtailed Schedule Announced
Road closure blocks set on Ukiah-Boonville Road from 8 to 10 am 10:15 to noon 12:30 to 2:30 pm and 2:45 to 4:30 pm daily under Road Commissioner Kempe Richardson order. Open periods 10 to 10:15 am noon 12:30 to 2:30 pm and 2:50 to close. Work through December and January with schedule kept until further notice.
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Ukiah-Boonville
Kempe Richardson
Ukiah-Boonville Road
Dear Santa Three year old Sherry at Sunday school plea
A brief child’s letter to Santa from a three year old named Sherry, who signs her name as Chery and attends Sunday school. The fragment shows a playful tone and indicates a continuation on another page.
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Santa
Chery
Sherry
Pickets Cause U.N. Stir With Bomb Blast Signal
At the United Nations in New York a loud explosion in the East River signaled a group of about 75 anti-C Castro pickets across the street who attempted to storm the building as Ernesto Guevara addressed the General Assembly The scene led to a hand to hand clash with guards and police and a woman with a knife being subdued by patrolmen A police bomb squad was called to investigate the blast and protect theSecurity perimeter as guards and officers detained demonstrators
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United Nations
N.Y
UPI
East River
Ernesto
Che) Guevara
General Assembly
U.N
Cuba
USN
Nikita S. Khrushchev
New York
Guevara
Assembly P
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Clay Duncan
Meek Cox
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Realty Board
TSEC
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Celebreeze
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