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Tshombe Finally Agrees
To Surrender Kolwezi
ELISABETHVILLE-, Katanga,
(AP) Moise Tshombe agreed
last night to- surrender his last
stronghold in Katanga the
mining center at Kolwezi and
said he personally would try to
talk diehard supporters out o£
their threats to blow up power and
mining installations there.
The Katanga president who
kept his province independent
from the Congo for two years
came to agreement after four
hours of talks with U.N. officials
here.
ALL ORDERS to blow up vital
installations in Kolwezi have been
suspended, he announced. His
threat to destroy the copper, co
balt and power facilities had held
back U.N. forces from marching
on the vital mineral center 150
miles northwest of Elisabethville.
U.N. sources in New York said
U.N. units already are moving
toward the Tshilombe River, about
20 miles from Kolwezi, in ex
pectation of a go-ahead. They
were-expected to halt at the river
until arrangements for their
peaceful entry have been com
pleted.
These informants said U.N. of
ficials expect Kolwezi to be in
U.N. bands by today or tomorrow
at the latest. They said Tshombe
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probably would be flown to
Kolwezi by U.N. planes to make
sure there is no hitch in the take
over.
Since he announced Tuesday his
willingness to bow to the U.N.
plan for Congo unity, Tshombe
had remained in Kolwezi. He flew
from Kolwezi to nearby Kipushi,
then drove to Elisabethville.
Tshombe drove to the presi
dential palace, from which he
fled Jan. 12, apparently in fear of
arrest by central government of
ficials who were arriving in
Elisabethville to take over.
'K‘ Visits Berlin Wall,
Invites Brandt To Talk
BERLIN (AP) Premier
Khrushchev visited the Berlin
wall yesterday and* then invited
Mayor Willy Brandt of West Ber
lin to come talk things over with
him.
Brandt reluctantly rejected the
bid, blaming pressure from the
Berlin section of Chancellor Kon
rad- Adenauer’s party, the Chris
tian Democrats.
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Council Proposes Vast College Aid
WASHINGTON (AP) The in
fluential American Council on Ed
ucation proposed yesterday a vast
and sweeping program of federal
aid to develop the nation’s col
leges and universities.
The 11-point program covers
everything: buildings, teachers,
scholarships, student loans, aid
for foreign students.
The council, representing 1,000
institutions of higher education
and 175 national, regional and
state education organizations,
said details of its proposals might
be spelled out at a later date.
The only dollar figure men
tioned was $1 billion annually in
matching grants and low-interest
loans for construction of academic
facilities, in both public and pri
vate institutions.
This is in addition to the pres
ent college housing loan program
of $3OO million a year that runs
until 1965.
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