Oran Quiet as Algeria Near Independence Ends Terror War
In Oran residents accept Moslem rule after 16 months of violence as European holdouts flee or burn belongings. In Algiers a truce between Moslems and the Secret Army leaders hopeful, while France braces for a peaceful dawn and distant public upheaval.
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Roel Named Associate Justice on American Court in Samoa
Virgilio Roel of Laredo Texas has been named by President Kennedy to serve as associate justice on the American Court in Samoa.
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Washing Machine Causes Kitchen Chase in Damage Suit
Mrs. Anna Barnette sued for 25000 alleging her washing machine ran wild after installation and damaged her home. An all male jury found for the dealer, ruling the machine’s anti vibration features were left inoperative and that the episode did not cause her claimed nervous breakdown.
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False Alarm Brings Help
A false report of a car hitting a boy on a bicycle drew three squad cars to Dade County. A crowd gathered and traffic backed up. An ambulance attendant checked a damaged bicycle and asked about the victim before a passerby pointed to a house. Chris Schofield, 19, then appeared with a scratched leg, saying the lady inside had given him milk. Everyone went home.
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Yarborough Predicts Another Election Try
Don Yarborough of Houston told about 200 Democrats at a Tascosa High School rally that there will be another campaign for governor. He praised Panhandle voters, said he would vote for Connally in November, and blamed big city resources for his May 5 primary loss.
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Doctors Elect New President of AMA
Dr. Edward R. Annis, 49, son of eight, chair of the AMA Speaker's Bureau, won the AMA presidency election as president-elect with 142 votes to 65. He led opposition to the aged health bill and has appeared on TV debates with senators and Walter Reuther. He will assume office next year.
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Man Arrested on Charge of Theft in Pampa
A North Carolina man, Jerry Wayne Little, 32, of Greensboro, was jailed in Gray County on $1500 bond on a charge of theft over $50. Deputy sheriff John Topper arrested him in Shamrock after a car reported stolen from M C Nelms in Pampa was linked to him. Little said he came Tuesday to Pampa from Tucumcari New Mexico.
Recount Confirms Jim Hogg County Judge Result
In Hebbronville AP recounts show incumbent Ray Holbein winning the county judge race with 4010 votes to Hormero Martinez 1. Fe remains unclear from fragmented text.
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