Massacre at Stanleyville as Belgian paratroops strike
Rebels killed up to 50 white hostages in Stanleyville as Belgian paratroops and American planes mounted a rescue. Americans identified include Dr. Paul Carlson of Culver City and Phyllis Rine of Mount Vernon, with NBC editor George Clay also dead. The assault centered on a hotel and Lumumba Square, with many hostages killed or wounded amid frantic fleeing.
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Dietrich Mommendey
Leopoldville, the Congo
UPI
Congo
Stanleyville
Washington
State Department
Paul Carlson
Culver City
Calif
Phyllis Rine
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Carlson
Miss Rine
African Christian Mission
Cincinnati
National Broadcasting Company
New York
George Clay
Clay
Lumumba Square
Paul-Henri Spaak
Father's grief as Carlson declared dead in Congo mission
Gust Carlson said he prayed for his son Paul Carlson after UPI reports that Belgian paratroopers attacked the rebel camp and he learned from the State Department of his son's death. He recalled his wife's faith and thanked friends and the government for efforts to secure release amid negotiations. Carlson feared informing his wife Ruth of Paul's death as she had been aware of the arrest.
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Alhambra
UPI
Paul Carlson
Stanleyville
U.S. State Department
Gust Carlson
Carlson
Paul
Ruth
Warren Report Chronicles Kennedy Era Deaths and Risks
Washington UPI reports the Warren Commission volumes detail how Kennedy era officials faced death threats and potential assassinations. The long inquiry maps out an atmosphere of danger surrounding key U.S. leaders and officials during the era.
Forestry Seminar Here Dec 2 in Ukiah UC professor to discuss redwood soils
Dr. Paul J. Zinke of the UC Berkeley School of Forestry will speak at the Forestry Seminar here on December 2, starting at 7:15 p.m. at the Agricultural Center, 579 Low Gap Road. He will address soils and other factors in redwood regeneration, illustrating with color slides. The talk is part of a five seminar series on Forestry Research Key to the Redwood Region's Future, aimed at the general public and landowners.
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Paul J. Zinke
University of California Forestry
Zinke
School of Forestry
Agricultural Center
Low Gap Road
Ukiah
UC Farm
Ray W. Isle
Isle
Redwood
Berkeley
University of California
San Dimas Experimental Forest
Glendora
California
Forestry
Boo
Sheriff’s Ledger Failed in Escape Attempt
Robert Clyde Barnes a 21 year old Ukiah area youth long jailed intermittently attempted jail escape yesterday in a locked grocery room door scene. He climbed a duct to an attic then down into a food storage room but found the door locked. Deputies later located him in the attic after he vanished and re appeared. Barnes had recent arrests for joy riding and suspected car theft and was held on a California Youth Authority warrant.
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Robert Clyde Barnes
Barnes
Ukiah
Shim
CYA
Interview Administrator Hopefuls For Mendocino County Post
The Mendocino County Board of Supervisors began interviews with three leading applicants for county administrator to succeed Dwight Hulse who resigned last July. Interviews occurred in a closed personnel session with several current and former supervisors present. Akish’s district was not represented. The candidates were Elbert Beltrami of San Luis Obispo County, Elmer Huber a former Humboldt County administrator now in Marysville, and Vance Venables of Visalia, former Tulare County administrator.
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Mendocino
Joseph Haartley Hopland
John Mayfield Jr
Hartley
Harvey Sawyers
Willits
Joe Scaramella
Point Arena
Oscar Klee
Augie Avila
Fort Bragg
Akish
Elbert Beltrami
San Luis Obispo
Elmer
Huber
Humboldt’ County
Marysville
Vance Venables
Visalia
Tulare County
Yegterda
Corte
Back to Work as 29-Cent Hike Ends Paper Mill Strike
Negotiators reach a new contract valued at 29 cents an hour to end a 13 day West Coast paper mill strike. About 21,000 workers at 48 plants operated by 18 manufacturers will resume operations as of the agreement, retroactive to June 1, with a union shop clause set for new hires after last June 1. The deal runs through March 14, 1967, with the last year open to negotiations and fringe benefits included in the pay package.
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Washington
UPS
California
Oregon
William &. Simkin
Federal Mediation and Continuation Service
Labor Department
West Coast
W. Grimes
Manufacturers Group
Grimes
Iijam Perrin
Trail of Fuel Caused Jet To Explode
The crash of a Trans World Airlines jet at Rome Fiumicino Airport killed 45, with a 300 foot jet fuel trail cited as the blast cause after the plane faltered on takeoff and hit a steamroller. Among the dead were 37 passengers and 8 crew, including Edouard Lesniak purser, and several American clergy from Des Moines. The craft carried 73 aboard en route to Athens and Cairo.
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Rome
UPI
Trans World Airlines
Fiumicino
Santeagenio
TWA
Edouard Lesniak
Des Moines
Iowa
Edward Celestine
Daly
Joseph J. Sonday
Ecu Menical Council
Athlengzand
Cairo
U S Decides On Rescue Mission In Congo
The United States and Belgium authorize a humanitarian rescue of hundreds of hostages held by Congo rebels. The operation, described as nonmilitary, follows failed negotiations and a Nairobi conference involving US envoy Attwood and rebel minister Kanza. Dr Paul Carlson among the captives.
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U. S
Jaffer
Nairobi
Kenya
William
Attwood
U.S
Thomas
Kanza
Afl
Irish immigrant O'Dwyer dies at 74 in New York
Liam O'Dwyer, a former cop who became New York City mayor and ambassador to Mexico, died at Beth Israel Hospital after a heart attack. He was 74. He had been admitted Monday night and died at 1:25 p.m. EST.
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New York
UPI
William O'Dwyer
New York City
Mexico
Beth Israel Hospital
O’dwyer
GOP chiefs to decide Burch fate at Chicago meeting
Washington reports that the Republican National Committee will meet January 22 and 23 in Chicago to discuss the future of GOP Chairman Dean Burch, who has conceded his status would be on the agenda.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Chicago
GOP
Dean Burch
Burch
Temperature Report For November 1963 and 1964
Readable data lists daily highs and lows for November 1963 and November 1964. The entries show date ranges with high and low temperatures, indicating local weather patterns across the two years.
Northwestern California Weather Outlook This Week
Rain lingers north of Santa Rosa through Wednesday with cool highs and variable lows. Forecasts show Ukiah about 55 to 45, Santa Rosa 64 to 37, Napa 63 to 35 as small craft advisories run from Cape Blanco to Cape Mendocino for southerly winds 20 to 85 knots.
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California
Santa Rosa
Ukiah
Napa
Cape Blanco
Cape Mendocino
Federal Reserve Raises Discount Rate to 4 Percent
The Fed boosted the discount rate from 3.5 to 4 percent after the Bank of England hiked to 7 percent. Treasury and congressional leaders debated implications, with Patman accusing the move of bowing to large money interests while Dillon framed it as preserving dollar strength amid global finance.
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John Pierson Washington
UPI
Wright Patman
House Banking and Currency
Treasury
C. Douglas Dillon
Federal Reserve Board
Fed
Bank of England
London
U.S
Rep
Patman
American Bankers Association
Thanksgiving Holiday Schedule for Journal Staff
The Daily Journal will be quiet Thursday as publishers and employees observe Thanksgiving. Downtown businesses will close. Deadline for Friday display and classified ads is Wednesday at noon. Schools will be closed Friday, yielding a four day break for students.
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Daily Journal
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