New Controls Imposed as Terrorist Attacks Rise in Algeria
In Algiers Oran and Bone, Jean Morin ordered tight traffic controls and roadblocks after renewed clashes between European and Moslem terrorists. Two Europeans and a Muslim died in Algiers, a European shot dead in Oran, and a Muslim flower seller killed in retaliation. An explosive damaged the steamship Djebel Dira, forcing drydock repairs. Four killed and 18 wounded in attacks. seven Muslims killed by police. Transport strikes and doctor walkouts complicate enforcement. roadblocks limited and search powers scarce.
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Algiers
Algeria
Jean Morin
Oran
Bone
Djebel Dira
France
NATO Experts Probe Plane Film As Italy Considers Spy Charge
In Italy NATO experts study films from a Bulgarian jet crashed near a secret base. Officials say indications point to a spy mission by Lt. Milose Solakov, 22, who faces possible espionage charges and a trial.
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NATO
Plane
Italy
Rome
Defense Ministry
Milose Solakov
Francis Gary Powers
Glenn begins countdown as oxygen fixes push orbital flight
Space technicians race to repair the oxygen system on John H. Glenn Jr.’s 4000 pound capsule atop an Atlas rocket. NASA officials warn of possible further delays while Glenn undergoes preflight checks and simulates flight readiness at Patrick Air Force Base ahead of a planned Saturday lift.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Patrick Air Force Base
Space Agency
John Glenn Jr
Space
Search Hampered By Bitter Cold For Plane Crew
Rescue teams faced sub zero weather and wind as they search Adirondack trails for survivors of a Strategic Air Command B47 jet bomber crash ten miles south of Lake Placid. Pieces of the plane and a jet engine were found near Wright Mountain, but the fuselage remained missing. The jet was on a routine flight from Plattsburgh Air Force Base when it crashed thirty miles east of its course after a radio message from Watertown.
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Lake Placid
N.Y
Air Force
Wright Mountain
Strategic Air Command
Plattsburgh Air Force Base
Watertown
Here
Kennedy Faces Delicate Split Over Cuba Policy At OAS
At the OAS meeting in Punta del Este, Brazil and Argentina push for compromise while the United States seeks strong condemnation of Castro. Haiti shifts to a softer position as Guatemala and others threaten firmer action, delaying a unified stance.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
United States
Alliance For Progress
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Organization of American States
Brazil
Havana
Castro
Inter- American Conference
OAS
Argentina
Latin America
Congress
Haiti
Mexico
Chile
Guatemala
Senate probes reveal names of military speech censors
Senate investigators in Washington disclosed they have the identities of 14 Pentagon censors who edited anti-Communist speeches by officers. McNamara refused to reveal who handled specific speeches, citing executive responsibility. Adm. Arleigh Burke is called as the first witness as hearings begin. Senator Thurmond said censors were following orders and some will testify later.
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Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Senate Armed Services Subcommittee
Adm
Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
Sen
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Subcommittee
McNamara
Defense Department
Thurmond
Senate
Mother killed as car hits tree near Tomhannock Reservoir
Ida Helen Bromirski, 48, of Hoosick Falls, died at 9 30 this morning when a car she rode in left N Y 7 near the Tomhannock Reservoir and struck a tree. Her son Henry J. Bromirski Jr., 20, the driver, was reported in critical condition at Albany Medical Center Hospital. The sheriff's office investigated possible mechanical failure. The car was a 1961 Dodge two door sedan wrecked beyond recognition. The driver was treated locally before transfer to Albany.
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Raymertown
N.Y
Ida Helen Bromirski
Mechanic St
Hoosick Falls
N.Y. 7
Tomhannock Reservoir
Henry J. Jr
Albany Medical Center
Rensselaer County Sheriff’s Office
John Baker
Bromirski
Dash
Baker
Tractor-Trailer Crashes Two Houses In Pownal
A southbound 1955 International tractor trailer left Route 346 in Pownal at 12 58 pm colliding with two houses after crossing lawns near the Congregational Church. No injuries. driver Lawrence S. Treadwell 41 of New Haven Conn says he was about 25 mph. House porch of Kenneth Ely and Ronald Paul were damaged. Patricia Brodick 13 treated as outpatient after fright. Truck owned by Dunbar Corp Hamden Conn.
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Pownal
Lawrence S. Treadwell
New Haven
Conn
Kenneth Ely
Ronald Paul
Dunbar Corp
Hamden
Patricia Brodick
Paul
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Donald W. Humphreys
Vermont
South Pownal
Lawrence 8S
Treadwell
Holbrook
Top Officials of Stock Exchange Step Down
Chairman Joseph F. Reilly and three other top officers of the American Stock Exchange resign after SEC accusations of abuses in trading rules. Edwin Posner named president pro tem as the exchange faces reform amid an ongoing SEC investigation into stock manipulations linked to a May scandal.
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NEW York
Joseph F. Reilly
American Stock Exchange
Securities and Exchange Commission
Exchange
Reilly
Charles J. Bocklet
James R. Dyer
Finance
John J. Mann
SEC
Jerry
Gerard Re
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Colorado
Twin Lakes
Colo
European Secret Army Organization
Moslem National Liberation Front
FLN
Italian Defense Ministry
Solakov
Powers
Acqua
Viva
Bari
Bulgaria
Foreign Ministry
Simu
U.S
Washington
Henry Bromirski
Samaritan Hospital
Troy
Albany
Troy Hospital
Ida Helen Labanowski
Stock Exchange
Posner
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