U N Forces Airlift Ethiopians to Congo Frontline
United Nations ferried 248 Ethiopian troops into Kindu to lead a major offensive against mutinous Congolese soldiers and roving youth gangs. A 52 man Malayan patrol probed Kama and Kampene in Kivu for threats to missionaries while radio reports were unclear. The Congo government also moved Vice Premier Gizenga from a camp to Moanda as unrest swells.
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Leopoldville
Congo
UPI
United Nations
Kindu
U.N
Kama
Kivu
Grace Testimony Mission
Wheaton
Ill
Bukavu
U.S
Kampene
Antoine Gizenga
Moanda
Congo River
Gizengist
Pause for Peace gains momentum in Iowa City vigil
Iowa City moves to observe a 53 minute pause for peace set by Mayor Dorr Hudson to protest nuclear testing. University of Iowa faculty members backed the effort with a petition and a peace booth inviting signatures to be sent to President Kennedy.
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Iowa City
UPI
University of Iowa
Dorr Hudson
Hudson
Kennedy
John Ely
Ccedar Rapids
Robert Michaelsen
Iowa School of Religion
Ely
United States
Cedar Rapids
Congress
Congo Premier Seeks U N Aid To Reintegrate Katanga
Congolese Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula meets with UN acting Secretary General Thant to press for more UN support in bringing Katanga under central government control. He vows to end secessionist influence and plans economic rehabilitation and army reorganization. Adoula travels to Washington next week to seek US aid.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
Cyrille Adoula
Thant
United Nations
Katanga
General Assembly
Moise Tshombe
Adoula
Leopoldville
Congo
Washington
Kennedy
U.S
U.N. Correspondents Association
Patrice Lumumba
Atoine Gizenga
Tshombe Stevenson
Lumumba
Bombings target two ministers and actress at Los Angeles forum
Police guard remains on Revs John Simmons and Brooks Walker and actress Marsha Hunt after Thursday night bombings at their homes. The attacks coincided with a forum at Mt Zioni Temple warning of threats from the radical right, with pipes used as bombs similar to a Dec. 7 device outside a U N association office.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Marsha Hunt
Miss Hunt
West Los Angeles
Mt. Sinai Temple
Japan
Walker
Forum
Samuel Dillinger Dies Here Today
Samuel M. Dillinger aged 85 of 309 North Avenue died here today February 3 1962 funeral services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Sherman Eden Funeral Home burial in Elm Grove Cemetery born January 5 1877 son of James M and Ann Mullen Dillinger married Frances Escher January 12 1897 in Richmond He was a plasterer survived by two daughters Veinona O Dillinger of Washington and Mrs Rollie Miller of Marion Iowa and one niece Mrs Gene Sullivan of Alburnett Iowa.
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Samuel M. Dillinger
North Avenue
Sherman. Eden Funeral Home
Elm Grove Cemetery
Mr. Dillinger
James M
Ann Mullen Dillinger
Columbus City
Richmond
Frances Escher
Dillinger
Veinona O. Dillinger
Washington
Rollie Miller
Marion
Gene Sullivan
Alburnett
Municipal Leaders To State Meeting in Des Moines
More than 200 municipal officials and civic leaders will meet in Des Moines to draft a legislative program for the next General Assembly and June primaries. Mayor W. B. Crosby of Marshalltown, head of the Iowa League of Municipalities committee, notes 60 communities will send reps. The meeting aims to gather ideas for city needs, with details developed later in committees.
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Des Moines
UPI
General Assembly
W. B. Crosby
Marshalltown
Iowa League of Municpalities
League
Crosby
Margaret Duncan dies at Columbus Junction at 65
Mrs Margaret Duncan 65 died at 12 15 am today at her home in Columbus Junction Her funeral will be Monday at 130 pm at United Presbyterian Church with burial in Columbus City Cemetery A church memorial is started Survivors include her husband two sons Richard of Columbus Junction Keith of Osage a daughter Agnes Wieber of Moline eight grandchildren three brothers and three sisters
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Columbus Junction
Margaret Duncan
United Presbyterian Church
Columbus City
Duncan
American Legion Auxiliary
Lenox
George
Janet Ferguson
Wiliam T. Duncan
Richard
Keith
Osage
Agnes Wieber
Moline
H. D. Ferguson
Bedford
Thomas
Clearfield
Stella Stones
Crest
Rightists Oppose De Gaulle Riot at Paris Prison
In Paris Sante Prison right wing political prisoners rioted for a second day as heavy troops guarded the capital to deter an Algerian peace threat. Four inmates seized a guard’s key ring to unlock cells sparking clashes. order was restored after security reinforcements arrived.
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Paris
UPI
Paris’ Sante
Algeria
Secret Army Organization
OAS
Fifth annual solo contest brings 400 students to high school
About 400 junior high and elementary music students from area schools participate in the fifth annual solo contest sponsored by Everett Music Co. The event centers at the high school building and showcases regional talents.
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Washington
Everetts Music Co
Graveside Rites Held for Judge Seth Thomas in Fort Dodge
Graveside rites for Judge Seth Thomas of Fort Dodge were conducted at Woodlawn Cemetery at 11 a.m. Tuesday. Funeral arrangements were by Jones Funeral Home. Thomas, former district court of appeals judge, previously led Washington High School as principal before studying law. He married Ella May Brown, a former high school teacher and daughter of Dr. Charles R. Brown of Yale University. Mrs. Thomas died several years ago.
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Seth Thomas
Fort Dodge
Woodlawn
Jones
Thomas
District Court of Appeals
Washington High School
Ella May Brown
Kennedy to impose embargo on Cuban imports
President Kennedy plans a unilateral embargo on all Cuban imports to cut Castro's dollar earnings and curb subversion in Latin America. Exports of food and medicines to Cuba will be allowed for humanitarian reasons, with the move tied to Punta Del Este decisions and allied efforts to isolate Cuba.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Latin America
Paul G. Rogers
D-Fla
State Department
Rogers
Castro
Sents
Punta del Este
Organization of American States
Rusk
Vna
Western Hemisphere
Alliance For Progress
Driver Unhurt When Truck Leaves Road Near Brigh ton
Ervin Fenske of Gibbon Minnesota was trapped over an hour in his truck after it left highway 78 east of Britton. Deputies and responders spent hours righting the banana-loaded vehicle and restoring it to the road after Fenske said his lights failed while dimming on a curve. He escaped unharmed.
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Ervin Fenske
Gibbon, Minn
Highway 78
Brighton
Fenske
Packwood Man Unhurt in Train Collision at Crossing
Lonnie Shy, 55, of near Packwood, escaped injury when his car was struck by a Milwaukee train at a crossing west of Richland two miles north of Packwood. He saw the train but could not stop before the wheels were on the track. the car was demolished. Shy recalls he helped at the same crossing 20 years ago after his grandmother was killed there.
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Richland
Lonnie Shy
Packwood
Shy
Ollie
Earl Lewis Former Resident Here Dies at 85
Washington reports Earl Lewis longtime resident and former jeweler with Lemmon & Lewis in town died at Beverly Hills age 85. Survived by wife Vera Van Sickle. Interment in Beverly Hills followed a career spanning Oskaloosa Des Moines and California. News notes U.S. phone rates eased in 1961 and three of four households now have a phone.
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Washington
Earl Lewis
Port Lewis
C.S. Lemmon
Lemmon & Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Oskaloosa
Des Moines
California
Vera van Sickle
Beverly Hills
UPL
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Russia conducts underground nuke test shifting Cold War pace
UPI reports Russia detonated an underground explosion at Semipalatinsk in central Asia, prompting debate over its purpose from testing to detection. US officials consider resuming atmospheric H-bomb tests in the Pacific by April if Kennedy approves, amid ongoing nuclear arms tensions.
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Washington
UPI
Russia
Kennedy
United States
Pacific
The
Atomic Energy Commission
U.S
AEC
Soviet Nuclear Weapons Proving Ground
Semipalatinsk
Central Asia
Nevada Proving Grounds
Deadlock over Pentagon censorship in McNamara talks
Washington UPI McNamara remains deadlocked with the Senate armed services subcommittee over identifying Pentagon censors of military speeches. State Department involvement and possible secrecy of executive deliberations amid the dispute are highlighted by Thurmond and Stennis.
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Washington
UPI
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Senate
Pentagon
State Department
Armed Services
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
McNamara
Congress
Stennis
Sen
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Subcommittee
Thurmond
Munday
Humphrey Defends Stockpile Probe in Senate
Senate Democratic whip Hubert H. Humphrey defended President Kennedy's call for a probe into the strategic material stockpile. He said no apology is needed and noted Republicans overplayed Kennedy's Senate record. Humphrey added the aim is a careful check against excess, speculation, and improper profits.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Kennedy
Minnesota
Democrat
GOP
John J. Williams
Kennedy Record
Massachusetts
Williams
Humphrey
Mae Page 91 Keota resident dies in Washington rest home
Mae Page 91 lifelong Keota resident dies Friday at Sunnyhaven Rest Home Washington where she had been a patient since 1961. Services Monday 1 30 pm at Keota Federated Church with Rev David Van Wagner officiating. Burial in Keota Cemetery. Survivors include son Leland Ottumwa. daughters Eva Kerndt Chicago and Kenneth Holmes Keota. eight grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
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Keota
Mae Page
Sunnyhaven
Washington
Julia Carpenter Tallman
Harry L. Page
Weather outlook Iowa fair and mild into Monday
United Press International reports generally fair conditions in Iowa through Sunday with night lows 25 to 30 in the northeast and around 30s in the southwest. Sunday highs reach 40s in the east to low 60s in the far west, then partly cloudy and milder Monday in the south and central areas while the north turns colder.
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United Press International
Iowa
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Lynn Neuhart
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