Tshombe to Work For Congo Truce
Katanga President Moise Tshombe planned a perilous flight to Kolwezi to persuade mercenaries to surrender the town peacefully to the United Nations. U.N. officials warned of danger as 2,000 Katangese gendarmes and 300 white mercenaries massed in Kolwezi, with U.N. Indian Ghurka troops waiting nearby for a peaceful entry.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
UPI
Moise Tshombe
Kolwezi
United Nations
U.N
Tshombe
Congo
Leopoldville
N’gubu
Kipushi
New York
Religious migrants descend on Kansas town of Iola
About 130 people arrived in Iola from Kansas Missouri Illinois and Oklahoma in the last two days saying they come to do the Lord s will Church members have given shelter in homes and a church annex Some locals doubt a labor shortage while others worry about relief rolls as the migrants plan to stay to be trained as missionaries per Rev Don Kindhart and his Madison Avenue Baptist Church
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Iola
Kan
UPI
Don Kindhart
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Oklahoma
Kindhart
Madison Avenue
Lola
James Hoss
Hutchinson, Kan
Holy Spirit
Warren Blaze
Hutchinson
Folans
Hoss
Mrs. Blaze
D. A. McDonald Jr
Order Integration of More Schools Near Military Bases
The Justice Department sues to desegregate public schools near Redstone Arsenal Brookley Keesler and Barksdale bases in four southern counties Alabama Mississippi Louisiana. Federal aid totaling 32.5 million supported school construction and operations for military children. Kennedy stresses voluntary compliance failed and federal funds support equitable education for service families.
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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
Asphalt Cover May Improve Weather
Scientist James E. Black of Esso Research proposes spreading cheap asphalt over large areas to alter local weather. Dark coatings absorb more heat, raising soil temperature and potentially increasing sea breeze and rainfall near coastal deserts, offering a method to reduce smog and improve conditions.
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Washington
API
James E. Black
Esso Research and Engineering Co
Linden
N.J
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Black
Arizona
Foodless Dinner Raises Million for Democratic Funds
Washington UPI report describes a high priced foodless fundraiser used by Democrats to recoup post election deficits. A wall of entertainment and brief speeches replaced traditional banquets, while a private dinner for 600 raised about a million dollars. Attendees paid 1000 dollars per plate to join President Kennedy, Jacqueline Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson, Joan Kennedy, and Micky Mantle at the International Inn.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
International Inn
Jacqueline
Lyndon B. Johnson
Joan Kennedy
Massachusetts
New York Yankee
Micky Mantle
Urges Opportunities of Negro Employment in North Carolina
Governor Terry Sanford directed state officials to ensure equal job opportunities for African Americans and announced a new council to eradicate employment discrimination. Speaking to the North Carolina Press Association, Sanford urged an end to reluctance and unfair practices that block Black citizens from decent work and full national contribution.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Sanford
Severe winter storm lashes central plains and western states
Arctic cold grips Texas and Arkansas as blizzard conditions hit the central plains. Snow, sleet, freezing rain disrupts travel from New England to the Midwest with up to 14 inches of snow in Utah and Colorado. Ice jams in Niagara Falls worsen conditions while drought-stricken California asks 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 Iown: Snow East Tonight Then Windy, Cold Weekend
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with northerly winds 20 to 30 mph and blowing snow. Snow concentrates east with 2 to 4 inches by evening, ending by morning. Temperatures: low zero to 10 below tonight, high 10 to 20 Sunday.
Death of Hugh Gaitskell Shocks British Labour
Hugh Gaitskell, 56, Labour leader, dies in Middlesex Hospital from a virus infection with pleurisy pericarditis and kidney failure. World leaders and British figures express condolences as Labour faces a leadership void ahead of the next election.
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London
UPI
Hugh Gaitskell
Middlesex Hospital
Dora
Gaitskell
Killer Of Police Chief In Blue Ridge Mountain Hunt
State troopers scoured rugged Blue Ridge terrain for Millard Greer, the armed suspect tied to the murder of Police Chief William D. Greene in Blowing Rock North Carolina. Greene, shot and stabbed during a burglary pursuit, died later in hospital as investigators pursued warrants and arrests against Greer and two relatives for abetting murder.
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Blowing Rock
N.C
UPI
Blue Ridge Mountains
Millard Greer
William D. Greene
Greer
U. S
Friday Greene
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 to West Berlin
A 21 year old East German border guard in full uniform and with his pistol deserted his post and escaped into West Berlin before dawn. He crossed the border at a point where guards were not looking as officers reported.
Local Streets Dangerous in Chicago Report
The Chicago Area Transportation Study finds local streets pose a crash risk twenty times higher than expressways, highlighting urban road dangers and roadway design concerns in Chicago.
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Chicago
UPI
Khrushchev Faces Chinese Rift at East German Congress
At the East German Communist party congress Khrushchev risks a clash with China over peaceful coexistence. Wu Hsiu chuan denounced his truce appeal in a violent speech prompting a sharp factional split with Moscow and Peking. The rift pits hard line China backed by Albania against Khrushchev’s nonnuclear coexistence stance.
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Berlin
UPI
Red China
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Communist Party Congress
Khrushchev
Erich Honicker
Polit
Central Committee
Eisenhuettenstadt
Walter Ulbricht
East Berlin
Honecker
Albania
Ulbricht
Wu Hsiu-chuan
Moscow
Peking
China
Russia
Yugoslavia
Photo Exhibit Showcases Inland Daily Press Images
Fifty five top newspaper photographs from Inland Daily Press Association papers will be on display at the Washington Public Library each day next week from 1 to 9 p.m. Sponsored by the Washington Evening Journal, the exhibit travels from Watertown South Dakota to Milwaukee Wisconsin after Washington. No admission fee.
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Fighty
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 Europe informal working trip with Germany
President Kennedy plans an informal working visit to West Germany after Italy this year, with no plans for Paris or further European stops. Bonn invitation highlights talks with Konrad Adenauer on unity and reactions to France blocking Britain from the Common Market, while U.S. policy aims for a united Europe and continued trade liberalization.
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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
U.S
Ex-Marine's leg rejoined by seven-surgeon team in Boston
A seven-member surgical team at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital performed a six-hour operation to rejoin the nearly severed leg of William Hunt, a 37-year-old Brookline father of seven. Doctors report movement in toes and sensation, with a strong pulse and limb warmth, though recovery remains uncertain.
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Boston
UPS
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
William Hunt
Brookline
Francis D. Moore
Hunt
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