Six Lumumbists Slain Reported by U.N. Chief
Dag Hammarskjold informed the U.N. Security Council that six Lumumba supporters were executed after deportation to Kasai Province. The prisoners were moved from Leopoldville to Bakwanga. Hammarskjold condemned the transfer and called the U.N. powerless against such acts.
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United Nations
UPI
Dag Hammarskjold
Security Council
Patrice Lumumba
Kasai
Leopoldville
Bakwanga
Rajeshwar Dayal
India
Hammarskjold
Congo
South Kasai
Joseph Leo
Congolese
Joseph Kasavubu
Boy 7 Rescued From 525-Foot Well
Edsel Stage Jr fell 275 feet into a 16 inch well near Buckeye Arizona while his father Edsel Stage Sr watched. Cowboys lent ropes and a rescue effort lasted about 45 minutes before pulling the boy to safety. He suffered two broken legs and was being treated at Phoenix Memorial Hospital.
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Buckeye, Ariz
UPI
Edsel Stage
Edsel Stage Jr
Phoenix
Edsel
Phoenix Memorial Hospital
Carolyn Kelvig
Dennis Kramer
Kramer
Larry
Marvin
Robert McCullough
Cooklin
Spirit Lake
Iowa 9
U. S. 71
Pogue
Wapello
Corn
Montrose
Albers
Danbury
Donald
Airlines paralyzed by employee walkout disrupts major carriers
New York reports say five leading airlines plan mass furloughs as flight engineers strike. About 10 to 20 percent of planes were flying on Pan American Trans World American National Eastern and Western. Civil aviation faced one of its worst crises with possible full shutdowns and skeleton services.
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New York
API
Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
Francis O'Neill
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Pan American World Airways
Trans World Airlines
American Airlines
National Airlines
Eastern Air Lines
Western Airlines
Western
Goldberg
Pan American
International Air Carter
TWA
United States
Rural Areas Need More Available Jobs
Delegates at the National Farm Institute in Des Moines heard farmers and rural residents need more non farm jobs as farm numbers decline and some towns may shut down. Speakers caller says farm voters can swing elections while urban votes lack unity. Rural schools also lack adequate facilities in small districts.
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Des Moines
UPI
National Farm Institute
Carl Hamilton
Iowa Falls
Hamilton
W. Robert Parks
Iowa State University
Parks
J. C. Wright
Committee For the Advancement of School Administration
Washington
Fosteres Take Lead In Ys Men Pinochle Marathon
Stanley and wife Stanley Foster lead the Y s Men pinochle marathon after the eighth round as top ten standings are released. Ninth round matches must finish by Saturday night. leaders and totals include Harold Ahrens Wiley Gallagher Bauer Gevock Crayne Booth Beauchamp Stewart among others.
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Stanley Foster
Stanley’ Foster
Harold Ahrens
Robert Wiley
Verle Gallagher
Stevenson Calls For Peace Strategy For a disarmed world
United Nations ambassador Adlai Stevenson urged a new strategy for world peace on CBS. He called for nukes elimination, a disarmed world under law, closing the wealth gap, and stronger international cooperation to extend open world concepts.
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New York
UPS
Adlair Stevenson
United States
United Nations
America
Stevenson
Columbia Broadcasting System
Round Table
Arnold J. Toynbee
Lewis L. Strauss
Paul Samuelson
Henry Kissinger
Harvard
Charles W Chance Dies in Texas Home
Charles W Chance dies at his Austin Texas home on Saturday. He was brother of Farr Chance of Washington and a 1902 high school graduate who taught mechanical drawing in Peoria and Cleveland High Schools for 40 years before retiring. Funeral services set for Tuesday.
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Charles W. Chance
Farr Chance
Washington
Austin
Texas
Dag Hammarskjold
Trygve Lie
Denmark
Lie
Korea
Hammerskjold
Congo
Indicted for Mail Fraud Kistner Arrested in Sheldon Case
Harold E. Kistner Jr former president of Northern Biochemical Corp was indicted on 20 counts for selling unregistered stocks by mail Also charged were Adolph M Biderman and Robert S Smith with related mail fraud conspiracy The three were jailed in Sioux City with bond set at 5000 2500 respectively The case follows the banks embezzlement linked collapse in Sheldon Iowa and marks Kistner’s second arrest after prior embezzlement charges.
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Sheldon
UPI
Harold E. Kistner, Jr
Northern Biochemical Corp
Kistner
Sheldon National Bank
Sioux City
Adolph M
Mike) Biderman
Northern Biochemical
Robert S. Smith
Corporation
Biderman
Smith
U.S
Bob Daley
Louis L. McMahon
Burnice Geiger
Iowa
Northern
Securities and Exchange Commission
Nebraska
Senate Sets New Reapportionment Debate Wednesday
In Des Moines Iowa the Senate set 10 am Wednesday as the second round of debate on reapportionment. Sen J Kendall Lynes and Sen Jack Schroeder proposed the plan while Sen C Edwin Gilmour initially opposed the date due to a Grinnell College seminar he later withdrew.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Senate
J. Kendall Lynes
R-Plainfield
Jack Schroeder
R-Davenport
C. Edwin Gilmour
D-Grinnell
Grinnell College
Gilmour
Grinnell
Invite Entries for Art Show at Library Hero
Plans for the annual Applied Arts I art show are set for April 17 to 22 at the Washington Public Library to coincide with Library Week. Washington county residents may exhibit in oils watercolors charcoal pencil ink or pastels. contact Mrs. Dale Batterson or Mrs. Mary Lee Moore. Jerry Foriash chairs with Mrs. Moore as co chair.
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Library Hero
Washington Public Library
Library
Washington County
Dale Batterson
Mary Lee Moore
Jerry Foriash
Moore
Tom English
Bob Ross
Merle Turnipseed
Duane Redlinger
Joe Bauer
John Duvall
Kennedy education program seeks $5.6 billion in federal aid
President Kennedy asks Congress for a $5.6 billion education plan to fund public school construction and teacher salaries, support scholarships for up to 212,500 talented needy college students, extend housing and facility loans, and preserve state and local control. Private and church schools are excluded, with funds possible for racially segregated schools if states choose.
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Washington
UPS
Kennedy
Congress
White House
Mississippi
New York
Congo Strongman Replaces Lumumba in Power Grab
Gen Victor Lundula reportedly seized command of the Congo army from Premier Antoine Gizenga in Stanleyville aiming to restore peace. Mobutu's forces march toward Stanleyville as Lumumbist pockets resist. Kashamura and Gbenye seek asylum with U N Nigerian troops.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
UPI
Lumumba
Congo
Stanleyville
Victor Lundula
Antoine Gizenga
Communist Bloc
Lundula
Joseph Mobutu
Joseph Kasavubu
Joseph Leo
Patrice Lumumba
Mobutu
Oriental Province
Oriental
Aketa
Basoko
Kivu
Bakuru
Anicet Kashamura
Christophe Gb
Kashamura
Gizenga
Force Publique
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Luena
Balumba
Work to Restore Telephone Service After Ice Storm
More than 1,000 linemen from telephone and power firms continued repairs after a severe ice and snow storm as towns face long distance outages. Northwestern Bell expects some long distance service to resume by Tuesday night with rural lines possibly through Thursday. Iowa Power & Light says central Iowa customers should have service by tonight. At the storm’s peak 1,100 long distance lines failed and about 600 remain down. 107 exchanges were cut off but reduced to about 40 by mid morning. Winterset was among the hardest hit towns with eight to ten exchanges still offline tomorrow. In St Louis, John Fisher notes earthmoving and pre excavation surveys can cut costs up to 23 percent in the building industry.
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Des Moines
UPS
Telephone and Power Company
Northwestern Bell Telphone Co
Iowa Power & Light Co
Iowa
Northwestern Bell
Winterset
Weather Iowa fair and warming into midweek
Iowa forecast calls for generally fair conditions with rising temperatures through Tuesday. Low temperatures range from 10-15 degrees north to the upper teens south, with highs Tuesday in the 30s to upper 40s. On Wednesday expect partly cloudy skies and continued mild weather with below normal precipitation through Saturday.
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Iowa
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John Fisher
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