Europeans mark second anniversary of Algerian revolt
Paris marked the second anniversary of the Algerian revolt with heavy security as authorities aimed to prevent violence by suspected extremists linked to the OAS. Police blocked the main square and city streets while officials recalled the crackdown that followed De Gaulle's moves toward Algerian independence.
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Injury reports from two traffic incidents in Indiana
Larry Clinton Cornell suffered deep lacerations and injuries after losing control of a pickup and hitting a tree at 3100 Raible Ave. He was treated at St. John’s Hospital. Steven Winkle, 12, was bruised after a bicycle collision with a car on Ind. 32 near Drexel Dr. Thomas A. Davis drove the car in the same direction. both incidents were investigated by the Sheriff’s Office.
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Cuban Regime Faces OAS Showdown In Havana Fallout
In Punta del Este and Washington the Cuba OAS debate heats up as Fidel Castro’s regime vows a defiant response. Analysts weigh expulsion and its real impact while Kennedy signals labor policy ties to Cuba relations.
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Quiz Kid Radio Figure Fatally Shoots Self in Florida
Albert C. Ware 42 once radio announcer and former Quiz Kids panelist at WJAX Jacksonville shot himself in the heart at 10 19 am after leaving two notes one partly in French the other citing how to dispose of his property Police said the notes referenced a book titled The Art of Dying and described his death as self-inflicted amid a tense political climate.
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Wall Street Pros See Silver Lining Amid Market Decline
Wall Street experts say bargains are forming as higher priced stocks weak after a year’s start. They anticipate a consolidation and potential upturn with selective buys while profits take profits. Bonn cabinet approves record balanced budget for 1962 with a general rise in trade policy outlook.
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