UN Looks Away As Police Quell Demonstrators
In Elisabethville Congo police used tear gas to break up street protests against Katanga Premier Moise Tshombe. U.N. forces maintained neutrality as Belgian troops handed guard duties to a multinational U.N. contingent. Troops from Ethiopia Mali Morocco and Sweden arrived to replace 4000 Belgian soldiers amid tensions with Congo Prime Minister Lumumba who seeks African troops from Ghana and Guinea. Hammarskjold left Elisabethville for Kamina en route to Leopoldville.
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Elisabethville, the Congo
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
U.N
Elisabethville
Tshombe
Patrice Lumumba
Leopoldville
Tshome
Cartel Party
United Nations
Kamina
Addis Ababa
Mali ‘Federation
Kivu
Congo
Dag Hammarskjold
Ethiopia
Mali
Lu- Tumba
Ghana
Guinea
Kwame Nkrumah
Sekou Toure
Hammarskjold
Typhoon Wendy Leaves 18 Dead in Japan and Agnes Targets Hong Kong
Typhoon Wendy killed 18 people and left 26 missing in central Japan, as Agnes formed a new tropical storm heading toward Hong Kong. Agnes was forecast to reach the British colony early Tuesday.
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Hong Kong
Wendy
Pacific
Japan
Agnes
Johnson Pushes Pay-as-You-Go Aged Care Plan
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson and Senator John F. Kennedy urge a pay-as-you-go aged care system linked to Social Security. They criticize a Finance Committee bill for inadequate coverage and press for a rewritten plan before final passage.
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Johnson
Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Senate Finance Committee
Kennedy
Democratic Party
House
Eisenhower
Tice Sae
M. Nixon
American owned plant seized by Castro regime in Cuba
The Castro government has taken over Freeport Sulphur’s Moa Bay nickel and cobalt plant in Cuba idle since March after export tax. President Corticos announced intervention without details, while Freeport pledged to pursue legal remedies. The move follows a decree nationalizing about 700 million dollars of other US properties in Cuba.
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Havana
Freeport Sulphur Company
Cuba
Freeport
Moaday Mining Co
Osvaldo Corticos
Iwase
New York
Freeport Company
Moa Bay Company
Moa Bay
Local Notes From Town Crier Weekender
The Kiwanis Sheu Er was not on fire Saturday as Rouss Fire Company offered to wash it with a fire hose to dry before the afternoon picnickers. Lions Shelter will receive washing next week. A resident on S Kent Street credited his wife with trapping a bat. she sprayed it and forced it out an open window. An Ohio family helped by a Winchester resident after a Route 11 south crash left thanks for shelter. Ralph Chrisman, 1960 Apple Blossom Festival Grand Feature parade director, comments on Rome Olympic official Garroni’s plan to limit opening parade participation, noting the U S team reduced from 403 to 245 share.
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Kiwanis Sheu<er
Rouss Fire Company
Lions Shelter
S. Kent Street
Winchester
Ohio
Ralph Chrisman
Marcello Garroni
Rome
Garroni
United States
Chrisman
Lumumba Demands U.N. Withdraw White Troops
Premier Patrice Lumumba asks the United Nations to pull all white troops from the Congo and turn over Congo airports to the Congolese army. He also seeks disarmament of local forces in Katanga and UN transport for the central government, risking strains with the U.N. operation.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Patrice Lumumba
United Nations
Congo
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Lumumba
Katanga
U.N. Congo
Napps Named Acting Administrator At Memorial Hospital
Carl S. Napps has been named acting administrator of Memorial Hospital by the hospital board. A five year assistant to the late Homer E. Alberti, Napps will serve until a permanent administrator is named. He is a Alabama native and Centre College graduate with an MHA from the Medical College of Virginia. Napps served in World War II and held prior hospital posts in Kentucky before joining Memorial Hospital staff. He is married to Judith Elaine Fauquier with two children.
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Carl S. Napps
Homer E. Alberti
Memorial Hospital
Alabama
Mr. Napps
Danville
Centre College of
Kentucky
Medical College of Virginia School of Hospital Administration
Richmond
80Th Infantry
Europe
Central Clinical Laboratory
Barrow Medical Foundation
Lexington
Grayson County Hospital
Leitchfield
Trigg County Hospital
Cadiz
MCV
Judith Elaine Fauquier
Carl Gregory
Shirley
Napps
Grace Lutheran Church
Africa Gains New Republic in Congo Independence
The Congo Republic declared independence at midnight Sunday, with a 101 gun salute. It becomes the 11th of 12 French Community African states to gain freedom and is expected to maintain a commonwealth like status with France.
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Brazzaville
Congo Republic
Africa
Congo
Belgian Congo
France
Virginians Discuss Powers Defense With Soviet Counsel
Barbara Powers and two Virginia attorneys met for over an hour with Francis Gary Powers Soviet defense counsel Mikhail Grimov in Moscow. Powers faces trial Wednesday for espionage, with grim expectations of a three day hearing starting near 10 a.m. local time.
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Moscow
Barbara Powers
Virginia
Francis Gary Powers
Powers
Frank W. Rogers
Roanoke
Alexander W. Parker
Richmond
Mikhail Mich Grimov
Judicial Council
Soviet Union
Barbara
Nixon Moves Quick Southern Campaign foray
Vice President Richard M. Nixon plans rapid trips to the Deep South as part of a brisk campaign push. Kennedy targets the South with a Washington to Alexandria, Virginia swing, while Senate timing and Johnson's leadership shape both schedules through the looming adjournment.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
South
GOP
Deep South
Nixon
Florida
Texas
North Carolina
Virginia
Morton
Senate
Kennedy
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Congress
Hawaii
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Teen dies after empty car rolls 33 feet in theater
In Salt Lake City the owner of an empty car, Charles White Jr., 19, of Murray, Utah, left vehicle unattended and it rolled 33 feet freeing into a snack bar wall, pinning him and causing death. The incident occurred in a drive in theater.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Charles White Jr
Murray
Byrd Goldwater Ticket Proposed for Virginia Voters
The Virginia Committee for Constitutional Government announced plans to circulate petitions statewide to nominate electors pledging to vote for Sen Harry F Byrd and Sen Barry Goldwater under the Conservative Party label in the November presidential race.
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Richmond
Virginia Committee For Constitutional Government Today
Virginia
Harry F
Hagan
House of Representatives
Echo I allows cross country call via satellite balloon
Scientists using the Echo I satellite balloon made a first voice connection from Pasadena to Holmdel to Goldstone and back, with William Victor and William Jakes Jr. confirming clear reception. The experiment expands into four way conversations and tests new radio sound wave reflections from the balloon.
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Holmdel
N. J
America
William Victor
Pasadena
Calif
Victor
Jet Propulsion Laboratories
Goldstone
Bell Telephone Andes
Echo I
Holmdel and
Naval Research Laboratory
Stump Neck
Maryland
New Jersey
California
12 Ounce Girl Is Still Alive in Brooklyn Incubator
A 12 ounce girl remains alive in an incubator two days after a 42 week premature birth in a Brooklyn hospital. The baby was delivered to Dorothy Dispensa and her husband Joseph who also have a 12 year old daughter Carol Ann.
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NEW York
Brooklyn
Dorothy Dispensa
Caledonian Hospital
Neutralist Will Form New Laotian Government
King Savang Vathana named Prince Souvanna Phouma premier to form a neutralist government after ousting Premier Somsanith. Rebel leader Kong Le hailed the move as preventing civil war and urged continued safe passage for the cabinet. The action followed pressures from Laos rebels and foreign advisers amid ongoing conflict with Pathet Lao forces.
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Vientiane
Laos
Savang Vathana
Vientiane Radio
Tiao Somsanith
Souvanna Phouma
National Assembly
Kong le
Luang Prabang
Somsanith
Souvanna Phoma
U. S
Pathet Lao
Royal
United
Frederick County Supervisors seek extra deputy sheriff vote 3-2
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors voted 3-2 in a special night session to request the State Compensation Board add a deputy sheriff. Jacob L. Skiles, 45, of Stephenson, has served since June 1 at a $3,200 yearly salary. The vote follows months of dispute with Sheriff Robert L. DeHaven and precedes a court hearing set for next Monday on deputy numbers and the board’s authority.
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Frederick
W. Hurl Himelright
Grover Teets
B. C. Brumback
C. E. Garber
Paul Luttrell
Compereatida Board
Frederick County Circuit Court
Sheriff DeHaven
DeHaven
Mern
Clarke Board Rejects Proposed Clarke Armory Plan
Berryville Clarke County supervisors unanimously rejected a county armory proposal after learning state funds would not be available for two years. The board noted Gen Paul Booth confirmed no current funds and may revisit the plan later. A citizens committee had proposed leasing and equipping the old Berryville Horse Show Grounds with initial $15,000 and ongoing maintenance.
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Berryville
Clarke Board of Supervisors
Paul M. Booth
County Board of Supervisors
Clarke
D. Blanton
Allen
Citizens Committee
Rt. 7 West
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Carl
U.S
Nikita Khrushchev
Oliver W. Powers
Pound
Edward L. Freers
State Department
Sovietskaya
Greensboro
N. C
Potomac River
Alexandria
Greensoro
N.C
Duke University
Durham
Thurston B. Morton
Mississippi
Georiia
Marlanies of
Gainesboro
B & M Chevrolet
Cadillac Sales Co
Stanley Prunes
Damsons & Nectarines
L. O. Dick
Clearbrook
Snider's
Byrd-Goldwater
C. Benton Coiner
Waynesboro
Col. J. Addison Hagan
Norfolk
Coiner
Byrd
Goldwater
Conner
Bill of Rights Crusade Committee
State Capitol
General Assembly
Clarke Board
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