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Atlanta Daily World
Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
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A congress in Luluabourg, Belgian Congo, aimed at unifying political parties broke up last week due to a dispute over adopting a resolution hoping for a Congolese government in 1960. The Congress union accused the Congolese National Movement of rushing it with a temporary majority; 48 groups attended.
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LULUABOURG, Belgian Congo- (ANP) - The jointly sponsored congress to unify all political parties in the Congo broke up last week in a dispute over the method used to adopt a resolution which read: "The congress hopes for the formation of a Congolese government in 1960." The Congress union accused the Congolese National movement of getting the resolution adopted precipitately while holding a temporary majority. Representatives of 48 political groups attended the meeting.
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Luluabourg, Belgian Congo
Event Date
Last Week
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congress broke up in dispute; resolution adopted hoping for congolese government in 1960
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Jointly sponsored congress to unify all political parties in the Congo broke up in a dispute over the method used to adopt a resolution reading: "The congress hopes for the formation of a Congolese government in 1960." The Congress union accused the Congolese National movement of getting the resolution adopted precipitately while holding a temporary majority. Representatives of 48 political groups attended the meeting.