Tshombe to Work For Congo Truce
Katanga President Moise Tshombe plans a dangerous flight to Kolwezi to press his mercenary followers to surrender peacefully to U.N. forces. He travels unescorted with limited bodyguards amid threats from hotheads as U.N. aims to end the Katanga secession and integrate Katangese troops.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
UPI
Moise Tshombe
Kolwezi
United Nations
U.N
Tshombe
Congo
Leopoldville
N’gubu
Kipushi
New York
Government sues to desegregate four Southern districts
The Justice Department sues to desegregate public schools near Redstone Arsenal in Alabama Brookley Field in Mobile Mississippi Biloxi Gulfport districts Keesler Barksdale bases Shreveport Louisiana over funding tied to federal employee and military families The action targets four counties with about 35000 children and 32.5 million in federal aid Kennedy says voluntary compliance failed and government funds support school construction and operation
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Washington
UPI
Justice Department
Deep South
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Robert F. Kennedy
Birmingham
Ala
Redstone Arsenal
Mobile
Brookley Air Force Base
Jackson, Miss
Biloxi-Gulfport City
Keesler Air Force Base
Shreveport
Barksdale Air Force Base
Kennedy
Congress
Isealities
Iola Kansas Welcomes Religious Migrants Under Lord's Will
About 130 migrants from Kansas Missouri Illinois and Oklahoma arrived in Iola a town of 7000 to live with church members and train as missionaries. Some locals doubt labor shortage while the Rev Don Kindhart says the arrivals came without persuasion and may return home after they do the Lord's will.
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Iola
Kan
UPI
Don Kindhart
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Oklahoma
Kindhart
Madison Avenue
James Hoss
Hutchinson
Holy Spirit
Warren Blaze
Iolans
Hoss
Mrs. Blaze
D. A. McDonald Jr
Foodless Democratic Dinner Raises Large Funds
Washington reports a foodless Democratic banquet that featured a star-studded guest list and entertainment to raise nearly a million dollars. The event celebrated President Kennedy's second inaugural anniversary with a private dinner at the International Inn attended by Jacqueline Kennedy, Lyndon B. Johnson, Joan Kennedy, Micky Mantle, and other notable figures.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
International Inn
Jacqueline
Lyndon B. Johnson
Joan Kennedy
Massachusetts
New York Yankee
Micky Mantle
Asphalt Cover May Improve Weather
Scientist James E. Black of Esso Research proposes spraying large areas with dark asphalt coatings to raise soil temperature and potentially induce local rainfall. He notes black coatings absorb heat, while white ones reflect it, with significant temperature shifts observed in Arizona tests.
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Washington
API
James E. Black
Esso Research and Engineering Co
Linden
N.J
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Arizona
Urges Opportunities of Negro Employment in North Carolina
Gov. Terry Sanford told the North Carolina Press Association he ordered officials to ensure equal state job opportunities for African Americans and formed a council to eradicate job discrimination. He urged Americans to end reluctance and unfair discrimination and give Negro citizens a chance to earn a decent living.
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Sanford
Arctic cold and storms lash U S across regions
Arctic cold sweeps Texas and Arkansas while blizzard conditions strike the central plains. Snow and freezing rain affect much of the nation with six traffic deaths in New England and severe ice jams at Niagara Falls. Western Montana fights 6 foot snow and California drought persists despite calls for snow.
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Texas
Arkansas
Central Plains
Montana
California
New England
Reading
Mass
Utah
West Coast Airlines
Rockies
Great Plains
Nebraska
Highway Patrol
Kansas
Plains
Midwest
Ternational Falls
Minn
Minneapolis
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Grand Junction
Colo
Sheridan
Wyo
Los Angeles
Weather Bureau
Niagara Falls
N.Y
New York City
Weather Digest Partly Cloudy Night to Sunday
Partly cloudy to cloudy tonight and Sunday with snow limited to the extreme east. two to four inches of new snow east by evening. Northerly winds 20 to 30 mph with blowing and drifting snow. Not very cold. low tonight zero to 10 below, high Sunday 10 to 20.
Gaitskell Dies Shocks British Labor Victory Hopes
Hugh Gaitskell, 56, Labor Party leader, died in Middlesex Hospital after a prolonged virus infection complicated by pleurisy pericarditis and kidney failure. He weakened rapidly with doctors noting heart strain as condolences from leaders worldwide poured in.
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London
UPI
Hugh Gaitskell
Middlesex Hospital
Dora
Gaitskell
Killer of Police Chief in North Carolina
State troopers searched rugged Blue Ridge terrain for Millard Greer 45 after Police Chief William D. Greene 28 was killed by burglars. Greer, wounded and armed, was believed holed up on a mountain top as fog and rain hampered the chase. Greene died after a shotgun and knife attack while confronting fleeing burglars. R. R. Parsons 22 was arrested for murder. two women faced abetting charges.
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Blowing Rock
N.C
UPI
Blue Ridge Mountains
Millard Greer
William D. Greene
Greer
U. S
Greene
R. R. Parsons
Carole Parsons
Millicent Hinson
Granite Falls
Caldwell County
J. B. Mvyere
North Carolina
Virginia
Tennessee
East Berlin Guard Flees Across Border
West Berlin police report a 21-year-old East German border guard in full uniform with pistol fled into West Berlin from a border crossing before dawn. He crossed the few feet during darkness while other guards watched.
Chicago Study Flags Higher Street Accident Risk
The Chicago Area Transportation Study finds local street crash chances are twenty times higher than on an expressway, signaling greater danger for urban streets and urging safety focus.
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Chicago
UPI
Rifts Deepen As Khrushchev Faces Chinese Defiance
At the East German Communist congress Khrushchev fights to maintain peaceful coexistence amid a hard line push from China led by Wu Hsiu chuan. The dispute splits the Communist camp with Albania backing Beijing, while Ulbricht and Honecker steer East Germany. Khrushchev refrains from direct response during the congress.
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Berlin
UPI
Red China
Nikita
Central Committee
Khrushchev
Eisenhuettenstadt
Walter Ulbricht
East Berlin
Honecker
Albania
Ulbricht
Wu Hsiu-chuan
Moscow
Peking
Communist
China
Russia
Yugoslavia
Photo Exhibit From Inland Daily Press Association Arrives at Library
Eighty five top photographs from Inland Daily Press Association member papers will be on display at the Washington Public Library next week. The exhibit runs Monday through Saturday from 1 to 9 p.m. in the upstairs room with free admission. The Washington Evening Journal sponsors the show, part of a traveling exhibit that showcases 1962 contest winners.
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Inland Daily Press Association
Washington Public Library
Washington Evening Journal
Illinois
Ohio
New Mexico
Wyoming
Inland Daily Press News
Chicago
Journal
Washington
Watertown
South Dakota
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Wisc
Kennedy to Visit West Germany in Informal Trip
President Kennedy plans an informal working visit to West Germany after Italy, with Bonn the likely stop and Paris unlikely. Officials say no major policy shifts will occur despite De Gaulle’s opposition to British Common Market entry and a NATO nuclear force, and aim for broader European unity with the United States aligned.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
West Germany
Italy
White House
Europe
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
France
Britain
Germany
U. S
United States
Rejoining a leg could mark medical milestone
An hour by hour check tracked the six hour operation in Peter Bent Brigham Hospital to reattach the nearly severed left leg of William Hunt. A seven man surgical team led by Dr. Francis D Moore performed the attempt that could set a historic precedent if successful.
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Boston
UPS
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
William Hunt
Brookline
Francis D. Moore
Hunt
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Presi
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Adlai Stevenson
Thant
Laborite
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Harold Wilson
Patrick G. Walker
James Callaghan
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