Lumumba Backers Clash With White Motorists in Kinshasa
Scores of Lumumba supporters barring access to the ex premier clashed with white motorists in Kinshasa. Stones thrown at Europeans near Lumumba's villa while soldiers and UN forces guard the area. The government commission called for arrests as Congolese troops sealed Lumumba inside his residence and awaited orders from the UN Secretary General.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
Congo
Government Commission
U. N
Ghana
U.N
Joseph Kasavubu
Dag
Local Officials Promoted to Colonel at Stonewall Memorial
Columbus Day observances mark a ceremony where Mayor Claude B Smalts Jr and city leaders were named Colonels in the Second Stonewall Brigade by Jay Johns of the Stonewall Jackson Memorial Association. The association funded Stonewall Jackson’s headquarters purchase on N Braddock St as thanks. Weather notes show 78 degrees, forecast fair and warm with a low around 40 to 45 tonight. For sale and ads include an International corn picker, a first or M tractor, used TVs, and local dining and auction notices.
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Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Lee Grant
Stonewall Jackson Memorial Association
Stonewall Brigade
Jay Johns
Stonewall Jackson
N. Braddock St
Fort George
T.v.’S
B. F. Goodrich
N. Loudoun
Amherst
Socialist Party Chief Assassinated in Japan
In Tokyo a right wing student killed Socialist party chairman Inejiro Asanuma during a forum. The 17 year old Otaya Yamaguchi stabbed Asanuma as crowds gathered, sparking demonstrations and clashes with police. Asanuma died from chest wounds. authorities reported an accomplice and a plot carried out over three days.
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Socialist Party
Japan
Tokyo
Inejiro Asanuma
China
Otaya Yamaguchi
Asanuma
Prac
Sohyo
Nixon Sees Quemoy Matsu Focus as 1960 Campaign Issue
In Los Angeles Nixon positions Quemoy and Matsu as a defense priority and contrasts his policy with Kennedy’s, arguing Kennedy would risk war by pulling back the defense line. He plans California stops and a major TV debate as he presses the two island issue.
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Nixon
Quemoy
Matsu
Los Angeles
Richard. M. Nixon
White House
Kennedy Defends Policy on Islands in Campaign Clash
In New York, F. Kennedy rejects risking war over Quemoy and Matsu without world support. He argues the islands are not defensible and U S defense should rely on Formosa, clashing with Nixon who says the policy leads to war. Vanden Heuvel seeks confirmation on State Department discussions with Nationalists.
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New York
I F. Kennedy
United States
Quemoy
Matsu
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Far East
Formosa
West
Kennedy
Berlin
William Vanden Heuvel
Congress
Christian A. Herter
State Department
Franklin D Roosevelt
Vanden Heuvel
Secretary of
Christian Herter
John V. Lindsay
R-N.y
Soviet Newsmen Admit To Conspiracy Trial In Cuba
At Santa Clara the Fidel Castro regime held a closed trial with 170 defendants, about a dozen in military uniform, charged with armed rebellion in the Escambray. An American named Richard Pecoraro of Staten Island and another man, Anthony Zarba, were among the accused. A separate Santiago case was to start for 21 men of the northeast coast invasion.
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Santa Clara
Cuba
Escambray Mountains
Revolucion
Richard Pecoraro
Staten Island
N. Y
New York City
Santiago
Anthony Zarba
Armed Forces Ministry
Whitey Ford’s Great Pitching Games Pirates
Yankees hammer Pirates 12-0 at Forbes Field to take game six of the World Series. Ford, 31, resumes after three days rest following a 10-0 win, aiming to force a seventh game. Friend, 29, seeks Pittsburgh’s first title in 35 years.
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Whitey Ford
Pirates
Pittsburg
New York Yankees
Pittsburgh
Forbes Field
Bob Friend
Pitsburgh
Winnes
Ford
Friend
Yanks
Bucs
New York
Boyer
Virdon
Kubek
Maris
Clemente
Mantle
Stuart
Berra
Cimoli
Skowron
Smith
Howard
Hoak
Richardson
Mazeroski
P Friend
Bob Turley
Yankees
Great
Danny Murtaugh
Cheney
Blanchard
RBI
Yogi Berra
Ted Kluszewski
Gene Baker
Groat
Khrushchev Faces New UN Setback Amid Disarmament Row
United Nations reports Khrushchev furious after a steamroller defeat on disarmament. He warned of rockets and war as he contemplates returning to Moscow Thursday night. The General Assembly setback followed a fiery speech demanding debate linked to eroski lines and Mantle.
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Moscow
General Assembly
Khrushchev Says Sailor Stays Not a Problem for Him
Khrushchev said it is all right if Soviet sailor Victor Jaanimets stays in the United States. He noted Jaanimets may have chosen to stay or lost his way and offered support if he stayed, while warning against assuming U.S. advantage from one defection. The case followed Jaanimets meeting FBI officials and Soviet diplomats urging return.
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New York
Khrushche
United States
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Victor Jaanimets
Baltika
Jaanimets
Soviet Union
Journal
American
FBI
Afghanistan
Mali
Guinea
Cuba
U.N
Assembly
Khrushcheve
U.N. General Assembly
Moscow
Spy in the Sky Satellite Fails to Orbit
In Arguello California AP reports the United States first spy satellite radioed a few messages then disappeared. Air Force scientists seek clues as the forerunner to future orbiting cameras intended to replace or supplement U2 photos. Local ads note sales on cottons and wool suits at Buzzella's Shop.
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Point Arguello
Calif
United States
Air Force
Proect
Samos
Toledey
Bicycle Study Planned Invite CVVFA to Hold Convention
The City Council voted to study bicycle safety with the Schools Committee noting riders often ignore traffic rules and suggesting a licensing tied education program. The council invited the Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association to hold its annual convention August 24–26. An ordinance to amend water and sewer rates for the city, effective July 1, 1958, was approved on its final reading, Councilman H W Butler Jr dissenting. Council discussed welfare per capita concerns amid proposals defending welfare while criticizing illegitimacy and schemers. local welfare share listed at about 30 percent. Councilman Eugene Dearing reported city cases ending August totaled 173 with related amounts listed.
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City Hall and Schools Committee
Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen’s Association
H. W. Butler
Babb
Carroll H. Henkel
Battaile
Eugene Dearing
Charles M. Zue
Mother and Four Daughters Die in Buffalo Fire
In Buffalo New York a mother Mary Dustin 39 and her four daughters Annette 6 Dawn 4 Denice 3 and Hacer perished in a two story frame house fire that broke out early today Police indicate the daughters father died last August of a heart attack leaving the family.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Mary Dustin
Annette
Dawn
Denice
Hacer
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Stone White
Denny’s
Risa
Hayato Ikeda
Ikeda
Greater Japan Patriotic Society
Zagakuren Student Association
Tkeda
Fana
California
John F. Kennedy
Burbank
Long Beach
Knott's
Berry Farm
Herbert G. Klein
Klein
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lyndon Bave
Red China
Que
0. S
Islands
Bulletin
Joe Reichler
Associated Press
John Stevens
Bill Jackowski
Nestor Chylak
Dusty Boggess
Stan Landes
Jim Honochick
Bus Mauch
Eli Grba
United Nations N.Y
United Nations
Eroski
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
Sailor
Victor Ozipov
Washington
Valeri Kravchenko
Manhattan
Estonia
Immigration Office
Immigration Service
Edata
Buzzella
MR. Battaile
Eugene
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