Algerian leadership split talks collapse in Rabat amid Ben Bella push
In Algiers reports say Ben Bella plans a western Algeria advance from Rabat after talks with Ben Khedda failed. A 2000 strong vanguard of the National Liberation Army heads toward Oran with Soviet artillery while a victory parade was planned for Ben Bella’s arrival. No new amity talks are scheduled.
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Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Ahmed Ben Bella
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Ben Bella
Algeria
Rabat
Morocco
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Liberation
Oran
Marina
Tlemcen
Wall Gets Remodeled
Berlin reports hundreds of East German workers reinforcing the barrier around West Berlin. West Berlin police counted at least 550 laboring in the sun as floodlights lit the shifting crews. Guards watched as slabs were moved and barbed wire laid to clear fields for machine gun fire.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Franco names Munoz Grandes as official successor and reshuffles cabinet
General Francisco Franco designates Captain General Agustin Munoz Grandes as vice president and keeps him as head of the high staff. The decree assigns him coordination of defense ministries and authority to act for the president in case of emergency, signaling possible monarchy restoration aims.
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Francisco Franco
Spain
Augustin Munoz Grandes
Munoz Grandes
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Franco
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Dean Rusk Sets Date For Talks On Berlin Settlement
Secretary of State Dean Rusk announced a new U S Soviet exploratory meeting aimed at a Berlin settlement formula. He scheduled a talks with Ambassador Dobrynin for Thursday 3 p m EST amid Khrushchev proposals. Churchill’s doctors advised no further bulletins until Friday despite ongoing health concerns.
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Dean Rusk
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Berlin
Anatoly Dobryn
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Nikita Khrushchev
West Berlin
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State Department
Khrushchev
London
Winston Churchill
Blue Cross Hearing Set in Cincinnati on Rate Hike
A public hearing in Cincinnati addressed proposed Blue Cross rate increases. Hospital Care Corp seeks a 21.5 percent hike to cover rising hospital costs. Earl Kammer, executive vice president, said Blue Cross has been operating in the red since the year began.
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Cincinnati
Hospital Care Corp
Blue Cross Plans
Earl Kammer
Blue Cross
King and Abernathy Begin 24 Hour Hunger Strike in Jail
In Albany Georgia two Black leaders Dr Martin Luther King Jr and the Rev Ralph Abernathy started a 24 hour fast while imprisoned on charges connected to racial unrest. They declared the fast to purify their spirits during their jail terms and refused both food and drink for the day.
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Albany
Martin Luther King Jr
Ralph Albernathy
Ohio highway bids total over four million for 42 projects
The Ohio Department of Highways opened low bids Tuesday totaling 4 388 859 for 42 road construction and improvement projects. Engineering costs amount to 212 891 and right of way costs 6 960, bringing the total to 4 608 710.
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Highway Department
Ovens
Columbus
Ohio Department of Highways
Telstar Signals World Wide Launch From Space
Telstar, the first satellite, sent television pictures across the Atlantic to France and England and carried a Maine to Washington telephone call with Lyndon B. Johnson. It transmitted 100-word-a-minute news and two way phone calls from space, with France and Britain receiving and starting return programs.
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Telstar
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Atlantic
France
England
U. S
Maine
Lyndon B. Johnson
Washington
United States
Paris
Yves Montand
Jacques Marette
Britain
Andover
Nixon predicts fall wins in five states
Former Vice President Richard Nixon predicted Republicans will win gubernatorial elections in New York Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and California. He said Kennedy remains popular but would not affect local contests and noted the races hinge on local issues. Nixon spoke at Idlewild Airport before flying to Los Angeles accompanied by his wife.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
California
Nixon
Kennedy
Idlewild
Los Angeles
Job Picture Stays Same in Ohio Unemployment
Ohio unemployment figures show little change from the prior week. As of last Saturday, 77,136 people received benefits, down about 600 from the week before but up about 1,500 from the week ending June 23, with the July 1961 average about 40,000 higher than now.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Missing Ohio brothers sought in Muskingum Hills search
Sheriffs deputies and volunteers press on in southwestern Muskingum County for Ricky Smith 13 and Larry Smith 12 missing since Sunday night from Ironspot. Parents say the boys were hiking a strip mine area and became lost. Syrian forces fire toward Tel Kazir in Israeli territory near the Sea of Galilee. no Israeli casualties reported.
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Zanesville
Muskingum County
Ironspot
Ricky Smith
Larry
Tel Aviv
Israel
Tel Kazir
Sea of Galilee
Kennedy urges leaders to pass proposals in stalled Congress
President Kennedy presses Democratic leaders to move legislation as Congress remains gridlocked amid bickering and protocol. Sen. Humphrey warns of political costs while Dirksen and Halleck assign blame, noting only a few major bills enacted after more than six months in session.
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Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Congress
Republic
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Billion Dollar Tax Cut For Businesses In New Depreciation Guides
The U S Treasury will publish liberalized depreciation guidelines Thursday cutting the recovery period for plant and equipment. The new rules replace 20 year old standards with industry wide average useful lives reducing deductions and simplifying administration.
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Washington
U. S. Treasury
Internal Revenue Service
United States Fires Device Over Pacific in 26th Test
Washington reports the United States fired another air dropped nuclear test device in the Pacific near Christmas Island. The intermediate range blast equaled 20 000 to 1 million tons of TNT, marking the 26th test since April.
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Washington
United States
Pacific
Christmas Island
Demonstration Against Medicare Plan in Regina
Thousands of Saskatchewan residents protested the government Medicare plan in Regina. Leaders urged calm despite anxiety over potential violence as streets near the legislative building were blocked to manage traffic.
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Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan
Cara
Petev
Awesween Pawees
Keep Our Doctors Committee
Woodrow Lloyd
Lloyd
Regina Leader-Post
Henry Baker
Legislative Building
Reds Hit Borders Of India
New Delhi reports India accuses Red China of a new aggressive thrust into Ladakh with about 400 Chinese soldiers said to have penetrated the Galwan Valley and encircled an Indian post. Nehru dictated the protest note from Kashmir and warned Beijing of full responsibility if fighting breaks out.
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New Delhi
India
Red China
Ladakh
Peiping
Nehru
Pahlgam
Kashmir
Galwan
China Ladakh
Shyok
U S Student Faces Trial in Red Court in Berlin
Robert Mann, 19, an American university student, goes on trial in East Berlin behind closed doors for allegedly luring people from the Red-ruled state to the West. He appears with Uwe Sturberg, 25, whose role remains unspecified.
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Berlin
Robert Mann
East Berlin
Mann
Uwe Sturberg
Sturberg
RCA Founder Dies Today In Florida
Owen D. Young, 87, industrialist and international monetary expert, died at his St. Augustine Florida home after weeks of illness. He chaired GE for 17 years and founded the Radio Corp of America as its first board chairman.
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New York
Owen D. Young
St. Augustine
Fla
Young
General Electric Co
Radio Corp. of America
JFK Hails U S Space Achievement
President Kennedy praised US space accomplishments as laying a foundation for future success and urged Congress to consider a NASA activity report covering 1960 through June 1961. He noted NASA and other agencies have made substantial strides toward higher aeronautics and space goals as the Senate prepares to vote on a $3,802,515,250 space authorization measure.
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Washington
Kennedy
U. S
Congress
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Senate
Theft of 35 paintings from London gallery
A private art gallery in Mayfair, London reports the theft of 35 paintings valued at about $700,000. The O'Hana Art Gallery is the scene of the burglary discovered today.
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London
O’hana
Mayfair
U S says Russia’s missile system not fully developed
U S officials say Russia may have an antimissile rocket but lacks a complete system. Radar discrimination of warheads from decoys remains the major hurdle. Russia reportedly has many radar units reaching only about 100000 feet, tied to bomber defense research rather than a deployable system.
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Russia
Krushchev
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