Ben Bella Army Moves Against Rebels in Algiers
ALGIERS AP Deputy Premier Ahmed Ben Bella's Political Bureau called on loyal forces to dispatch detachments to Algiers to restore order as guerrillas reinforce the city. Col Boumedienne and several hundred guerrilla troops arrived amid curfew defiance after a Casbah gun battle and clashes in the capital.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Kabylie
Regular
Houari Boumedienne
Setif
Algeria
Ben Bella
Casbah
Oran
Speedy Senate Action Sought On Jobs Bill
The House passed Kennedy's emergency public works program aimed at cutting unemployment and spurring the economy. It would create up to 300000 jobs with 900 million dollars for immediate use and no standby authority for next year. Senator Kerr said the Senate may accept the House version quickly.
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Senate
Washington
House
Kennedy
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Kerr
John A. Blatnik
D-Minn
U.S
United States
Cuba
Caribbean
Berlin
U.N. General Assembly
Kennedy urges enforceable ban on atomic tests
President Kennedy warns that without a workable international agreement to end nuclear testing, testing may continue and nations could face a cascade of detonations. He cites Soviet objections hindering a ban while urging concrete treaties over vague promises.
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Dent Kennedy
Kennedy
Earthquake Shakes Two Western States
A morning quake began at 6 36 a m and lasted about 30 seconds affecting parts of at least two states. An Ogden Utah resident reported a cracked cement porch with no other damage reported.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Ogden
Here
Clergymen Post $200 Bail In Albany Demonstration
In Albany Georgia jail doors opened for about 20 people including 17 clergymen jailed after a racial protest. Most of the 55 still jailed planned to post 200 bonds to gain release as a desegregation hearing loomed in U.S. district Court.
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Albany
Albany, Ga
U.S. District Court
Bennington Officer On Duty in Albany
Five New England clergymen were released from jail in Albany Georgia including four from Connecticut and one from New Hampshire. Officers involved included Christopher Vail born in Bennington Vermont and a Marine veteran then with Albany police. Release was ordered by desk sergeant Philip Hamilton formerly of Portland Maine.
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Bennington
Albany
Albany, Ga
Connecticut
Portsmouth
N.H
North
Leesburg
Christopher Vail
Gordon T. Vail
Young Vail
Marine Corps
Philip Hamilton
Portland
Maine
New England
Haverhill
Mas
State action expected over Bennington gas plant nuisance
Village officials sought state intervention over odors noise flames from the Stark generator at the Vermont Gas Crop plant on Lincoln Street. Atty. Gen. Adams and state utilities engineer Titus discussed the matter. a $1,000 expert study was debated but not needed now as residents petition trustees for action.
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Bennington
Vermont
Lincoln Street
James B. Gibney
Charles J. Adams
Joseph A. Pello Jr
Trustees
Gibney
Pello
Ralph Titus
VGC
Adams
Titus
Postal Officials Revise Sketches Of Mail Robbers
Boston postal investigators release new composite pictures of two gunmen in the Aug. 14 mail truck heist worth 1.5 million dollars. New sketches differ from earlier ones and may resemble bank robbers Alfred Nussbaum and Bobby Wilcoxson.
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Boston
New England
William F. White
White
Alfred Nussbaum
Bobby Wilcoxson
Plymouth
Brooklyn, N. Y
Donut King Refuses Cruller At Belmont Park
Verne Winchell owner of Donut King refused a photographer’s prompt to eat a cruller at Belmont Park. The incident drew attention to the doughnut and coffee shop chain and its founder’s marketing stance.
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New York
UPI
Verne Winchell
Belmont Park
Alma Drenches Southern New England coast
Alma, once a hurricane, moved slowly eastward away from the New England coast. Southern New England saw continued rain from Alma yesterday as drizzle ended and skies began to clear, while small craft warnings persisted between Block Island Rhode Island and Eastport Maine.
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New England
Alma
Block Island
R. I
Eastport
Maine
Village Railway Crossing Dispute Slows River Street Work
Bennington residents face bumps after River Street paving over tracks prompted Rutland Railway to order removal of asphalt. Officials say lack of prior contact worsened the clash. Tuttle Co. maintains crossings and says raise tracks to match road. No comment from village trustees.
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River Street
Henry M. Tuttle Co., Inc
Depot Street
Rutland
Rutland Railway
Lundin
Bennington
Village Highway Department
Tuttle
County Street
President James Goldberg To Supreme Court Post
Ailing Felix Frankfurter retires from the Supreme Court and President Kennedy quickly taps Arthur J. Goldberg to succeed him. Goldberg, 54, eyed for the bench earlier, receives immediate approval as a White House strike against a rail telegraphers dispute unfolds. Frankfurter, 79, cited his diminished capacity and retired on medical grounds.
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James Goldberg
Supreme Court
Felix Frankfurter
Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
Frankfurter
Goldberg
White House
Chicago
Chicago and North Western Railway
Tribunal
Byron R. White
Arthur Goldberg
U.S. Supreme Court
Richard Daley
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