U N Secretary General Warns Congo Aid Program Review
Dag Hammarskjold told a Sunday U N Security Council emergency session in New York that he may urge the U N to reconsider its entire aid program to the Congo if the Congo government counters the move. He stressed the need to reassess policy amid escalating tensions and governance concerns.
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Dag Hammarskjold
U.N. Security Council
New York
Warn
U.N
Congo
Gore seeks study on political poll impact in presidential race
Senator Al Gore urges the Senate Elections subcommittee to study how polls affect presidential outcomes. He calls polls mostly meaningless and misleading and warns they can influence public opinion rather than reflect it. He cites a Gallup poll showing Nixon leading Kennedy 50 to 44 with 6 percent undecided.
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Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Senate Elections Subcommittee
Gore
Subcommittee
Senate
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Tennessee
Kennedy
Three Inmates Admit Smothering Others For Kicks
Ohio mental health chief Henry Luidens says two Gallipolis State Hospital youths 18 year old Robert Brown and 14 year old John Turner admitted smothering three other inmates, with attempts to kill more. Brown is assessed at an eight year four month mental capacity and Turner at six years eight months. They were moved to Lima State Hospital for the Criminal Insane as an investigation into three deaths continues.
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Gallipolis State Hospital
Henry Luidens
Luidens
Robert Brown
John Turner
Lima State Hospital
Brown
Turner
Magazine protests distortion of Kennedy article by Party
The Saturday Evening Post protested that the Republican National Committee distorted a Stewart Alsop piece on Sen John F Kennedy in its Battle Line campaign magazine. The Post said the version goes beyond accepted political propaganda and omits context. Sportsman C V Whitney has eight eligibles for the 1960 Pimlico Futurity, his best shot since Equipoise and Top Flight.
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Republican National Committee
Sen
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Battle Line
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Jack Kennedy
the Post
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Pimlico
Pigeon Doping Draws Wrath Of Public
Bridgeport health officials report a campaign using knockout drops on pigeons to curb urban flocks. Workers capture diseased birds for disposal and sale of healthy survivors to squad raisers, with calls to police and humane society after birds collapse in downtown streets.
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Conn
City Health Board
Humane Society
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Whites and Blacks Stage Swim-In At Public Beach
About 50 CORE members and white sympathizers staged a nonviolent swim-in at Crandon Park Beach in Miami. The group was roughly a fourth white. a white man insulted participants but left as police arrived. Some white bathers moved away while Negroes continued in small groups. CORE has run a three week training school on nonviolent integration in Miami.
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Miami, Fla
Congress of Racial Equality
Crandon Park Beach
CORE
Warren Man Dies in Crash Near Mannsville
Warren Man Harry E. Fisher about 80 of Front Royal Virginia was killed Monday when two automobiles collided on Route 10 near Mannsville Jefferson County.
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Mannsville
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Harry E. Fisher
Front Royal
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Move to Discontinue Latin In Catholic Services Begun
NEW YORK movement grows to hold worship in the people’s language rather than Latin. Clergy say vernacular use would strengthen participation. Pope John XXIII shows tentative steps toward broader use while preserving key canon sections.
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John A. O’brien
University of Notre Dame
Pitts
Father O’brien
John Lafarge
Catholic Weekly
America
Father Lafarge
Jesus
Germany
Africa
Austria
Holland
Middle East
John XXIII
Lafarge
Priest Shot By Police In Havana Suburb Sparks Uproar
In Havana suburb of Bauta a Spanish priest Rev. Marcil Bedoya was wounded by police as he protected youths during the first National Catholic Youth Congress. Six Catholic youths were beaten and detained in Las Villas province during clashes with pro Communist groups.
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Las Villas
Catholic Youth Congress
Marcil Bedoya
Bauta
Father Bedoya
Congress
Catholic Working Youth
Sagua la Grande
Miami Catholic High School to Integrate in Florida
In Miami Florida Arch bishop Curley High will admit three Negro students on September 6 marking the first integration of a Catholic school in the state. Officials announced the move as a milestone for Florida education.
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Miami, Fla
Miami
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