French Algeria revolt ends as insurgents surrender
In Algiers the Algerian uprising led by Pierre LaGaillarde and Joseph Ortiz collapses after the barricaded holdout at Algiers University capitulates. The crowd cheers the surrender while the army contemplates future actions.
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Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
Pierre LaGaillarde
Algiers University
de Gaulle
LaGaillarde
Joseph Ortiz
Algerie Francaise
Algeria
la Gaillarde
Bernard Lefevre
Ortiz
Nixon May Enter Pennsylvania Presidential Primary
Harrisburg reports Vice President Richard M. Nixon may enter Pennsylvania s presidential preference primary on April 26. Republican state chairman George S. Bloom said no decision will be made until Nixon is consulted and it will be up to Nixon on such a matter.
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Harrisburg
Richard M. Nixon
Pennsylvania
George S. Bloom
Nixon
Bloom
Parachutist Dies On Eleventh Jump
James Williams 21 of Hamilton died after an 11th jump at Warren County Airport. He passed away at Middle Town Hospital about five hours after the fall.
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Lebanon
James Williams
Hamilton
Middletwn Hospital
Warren County
Plane crashes on approach near Grafton injuring pilot
Wayne Behner, 37, landed his Piper Cub in fog near Grafton and struck a power line. The plane was destroyed but he escaped with a cut nose. His daughter Carol, 16, was not harmed. La Grange power service was out for five hours.
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Elyria
Grafton
Wayne Behner
Behner
Carol
la Grange
Gates says Soviets lead missile field now
Secretary Gates and General White defend U S deterrence amid claims of Soviet missile lead. Gates cites Polaris submarines and bomber missiles as offsetting the gap and predicts the U S will narrow the lead by 1962. They dissent from Democratic critics urging a crash program.
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Soviets
Gates
Washington
America
Soviet Union
Thomas S. Gates
United States
Thomas D. White
Air Force
White
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
U.S.S.R
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Dynamite Blasts Hit Portland Truck Fleet
Two strings of parked trucks used by Portland’s two daily newspapers were blown up in Portland and Oregon City. Dynamite charges damaged four Port land trucks and six in Oregon City with no injuries. An unexploded charge was found in one cab and a caller warned of a bomb at the Oregonian building.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon City
The
Oregonian
Oregon Journal
Stereotypers Union
Census Clock tracks U.S. population at 8 a.m.
The Census Bureau reports a national population of 179,472,781 as of 8 a.m. today for its Census Clock in the Commerce Department lobby. The prior month estimate stood at 179,254,194.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Bureau
Commerce Department
Kennedy campaigns in Nevada for Democratic nomination
Sen. John F. Kennedy visits Nevada to address labor leaders and speak to a joint session of the Nevada Legislature as part of his presidential nomination bid.
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Carson City
Nev
John F. Kennedy
Mass
Nevada
MacArthur Condition Described Serious at Lenox Hill
General Douglas MacArthur remains in serious condition at Lenox Hill Hospital with a non malignant obstruction in the urinary tract. An Army spokesman said the 80 year old likely will stay longer than the two weeks planned as his condition shows modest improvement.
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New York
Douglas McArthur
Lenox Hill Hospital
Army
MacArthur
Deputy Clerk Helen J. Ray Indicted for Embezzling
Mrs. Helen J. Ray a deputy Probate Court clerk in Wilmington pled not guiltyto an indictment charging embezzlement of 2177 in court funds. Court officers said she has since repaid the full amount.
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Wilmington
Helen J. Ray
Ray
Polio Researcher Sabin Shifts Focus To Cancer Research
Cincinnati AP Dr Albert Bruce Sabin longtime polio researcher will study cancer using virus related science. He receives a 611800 six year grant from the U S Health Education and Welfare to base work at the University of Cincinnati and Children’s Hospital Research Foundation. Sabin helped develop a live polio vaccine and has clashed at times with Basil O’Connor though the National Foundation funds his work.
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Cincinnati
Albert Bruce Sabin
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
University of Cincinnati
Children’s Hospital Research Foundation
Sabin
Basil O'Connor
National Foundation
29 Major Oil Firms Face Criminal Action
The government moves against 29 major oil firms on criminal charges for alleged conspiracies to raise fix and regulate prices across 43 states. U S District Judge Royce H Savage presides in a non jury hearing with about 90 defense attorneys. Defendants include Ashland Atlantic Cities Service Continental Monsanto Phillips Shell Sinclair Skelly Socony Sohio Sun Texaco and more.
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Tulsa
Okla
U.S
U.S. Justice Department
Antitrust Division
U.S. Atty
Robert S. Rizley
Suez Canal
Middle East
Ashland Oil & Refining Co
Atlantic Refining Co
Cities Service Oil Co
Delaware
Cities Service Co
Continental Oil Co
Monsanto Chemical Co
Ohio Oil Co
Phillips Petroleum Co
Shell Oil Co
Sinclair Oil Corp
Sinclair Crude Oil Co
Sinclair Refining Co
Skelly Oil Co
Socony Mobile Oil Co., Inc
Standard Oil Co. Ohio
Sohio Petroleum Co
Sun Oil Co
Texaco Inc
Rescued and fatal toll in Yubari mine blast in Japan
Rescue teams battled a north Japan gas explosion at Yubari coal mine. Twenty five miners were found dead and eighteen remained trapped three hundred sixty feet below the surface as rescuers brought out ten others. Flames raged for hours as survivors spoke of wandering among smoldering coal.
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Tokyo
Japan
Yubari
Hokkaido
Hokkaido Colliery and Steamship Co
Edythe Klumpp loses appeal in first degree murder case
The First District Court of Appeals upheld Edythe Klumpp's 1958 murder conviction and death sentence for killing her lover’s wife Louise Bergen. Jurors heard she shot Bergen on October 30 1958 and later burned the body at Lake Cowan Clinton County.
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Cincinnati
First District Court of Appeals
Edythe Klumpp
Clinton County
William F. Hopkins
Gun Running Trial In Final Stages
Pittsburgh. The six defendants in a 1958 gun theft plot from Canton armory to Cuban rebels enter final stage with attorneys summations and judge's charge remaining before jury deliberation. Trial paused since Friday.
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Pittsburgh
Canton
Ohio
U. S. District Court
Five Day Forecast Temperatures Near Seasonal Averages
Temperatures will average 4 degrees above normal with highs ranging from 34 to 40 and lows from 19 to 23. South regions will be slightly warmer Tuesday. the rest of the week shows minor daily changes. Precipitation is minimal with possible rain or snow flurries in northern areas late in the week.
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Ohlo
Copter Down Still Missing Near Delta
The Highway Patrol said no trace has been found of a helicopter that reportedly landed in fog near Delta Sunday night. The craft, with a man and a woman aboard, bounced from railroad tracks into a field as a Detroit Toledo & Ironton freight train passed a mile southwest of Delta.
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Wauseon
Highway Patrol
Delta
Detroit
Soviets Fire Second Rocket in Pacific Test
The Soviet Union announced a second powerful rocket test in the mid pacific near a 44 000 square mile target area opened to ships and planes. The first rocket missed its target by about 1.24 miles and the distance of the second flight was not disclosed.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Pacific
Tass
mid-Pacific
Caspian Sea
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Miss Chinatown of USA Named in San Francisco
Carole Ng a San Francisco State College sophomore was chosen Miss Chinatown U S A for 4685 over 18 contestants in a contest held by Chinatown elders. Ng is 34 24 35 and 5 feet 6 inches tall weighing 119 pounds.
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San Francisco
Carole Ng
Ing
Chinatown U.S.A
San Francisco State College
Chinatown
Bomb explodes outside Buenos Aires men’s shop
A powerful bomb exploded in downtown Buenos Aires at 2 30 a m injuring no one. The blast shattered windows over a wide area including the Pan American Airways building. Police launched an investigation into the incident.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Pan American Airways
Vacation Tragedy Near Point Pleasant Claims Three Columbus Residents
A southbound station wagon collided head on with a loaded trailer truck near Point Pleasant West Virginia killing three Columbus Ohio area residents Paul Beougher 48 Doris Beougher 46 and Denny Beougher 46. The truck driver James Bumgardner 39 and his son 13 survived with minor injuries. Authorities said the crash occurred about 6 30 p m on Route 17 and the Beoughers were en route to Florida for a six week vacation.
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Columbus
Point Pleasant
Florida
Olivio
Here
Paul Lewis Beougher
Doris Marie
Pauls
Denny Clay Beougher
James Bumgardner
Donald
Thomas Memorial Hospital
South Charleston
W.va
Mason County
Earl Mohr
Mohr
State Highway Patrol
West Virginia
Challenger Trucking Co
Pittsburgh
Denny Beougher
Paul
Denny
Hill Funeral
Kingston
Ohio
Circleville
Beougher
Doris Marie Stewart
Chillicothe
Bumgardner
Rockboro
N.C
Oliver Eschenaur
Lanky Bandit Robs Piketon Bank Branch
An armed man held up the Piketon branch of the First National Bank of Waverly and escaped with cash in a paper sack. Branch manager John Stratton said the six foot man, unmasked, ordered him to fill the sack. the robber fled in a red and white convertible. Police were alerted and noted a prior September burglary at the same bank netted about 2500 dollars.
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Waverly
Piketon
First National Bank of Waverly
John Stratton
Stratton
Ohio
Cloudy Skies and Cold Front Move Through Ohio
Dense fog covered most of Ohio this morning with visibilities from 10 miles to zero. A west to northwest ridge and a cold front from Michigan bring continued cloudiness tonight and Tuesday with dry conditions and little temperature change.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lower Michigan
Civil Rights Bill Moves Near Vote
The House Rules Committee begins action to move a stalled civil rights bill toward a vote. Changes considered include court-appointed referees or federal registrars to aid voting rights, with Southern opposition to broadened enforcement powers.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
House
House Judiciary Committee
Eisenhower
Civil Rights Commisson
Judiciary Committee
FBI
Rules Committee
NYC Train Derailment Near Painesville Destroys Track
A 83 car freight train derailed near Painesville tearing up 1200 feet of main line. damage to cars and track estimated at 200000 dollars with another 100000 in freight loss. No injuries. Witness William R. Clark described the tremor and house shake as the wreck occurred en route Boston to Chicago. Repair crews aimed to reopen the line by afternoon.
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Painesville — i
William T. Alexander
Nyc
William R. Clark
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Clark
Boston
Chicago
Alexander
Bees Plant Their Honey In Kitchen
Kansas City Kansas. Eight members of the Satterly family found honey dripping from the kitchen ceiling into toast. The honey was built during last summer in a space between the kitchen ceiling and an upstairs bedroom floor. Cleanup and replastering follow.
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Kansas City
Satterly's
Satterly
Reverend Hess Resigns Garfield Memorial Pulpit
The Rev John Knox Hess resigned Sunday after serving at Garfield Memorial Methodist Church since 1947. He will assume the pastorate of Grace Methodist Church in Coshocton on March 6.
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Cleveland
John Knox Hess
Garfield Memorial Methodist Church
Grace Methodist Church
Coshocton
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