Bourguiba urges calm for Algerian talks and self determination
Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba urged both sides in the Algerian revolt to show understanding of the other's political difficulties and avoid blocking peace. He offered to meet Charles de Gaulle to aid talks between the French and FLN and voiced confidence in a fair Algerian vote with safeguards. He noted FLN concessions on self determination while stressing unresolved issues such as voting method and resource sharing.
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Charles de Gaulle
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Ferhat Abbas
Mr. Bourguiba
Sahara
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Agriculture and Conservation
Sleeping Sickness Hits Rhode Island Animals
AP reports Rhode Island faces a weekend toll from sleeping sickness with three horses and hundreds of birds dying in recent weeks. Officials say the situation does not indicate a broader epidemic and no human cases have been reported.
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Providence. RI
Rhode Island
World Bank creates IDA to loan to poorer nations
At an annual meeting in Washington the World Bank ordered the creation of the International Development Assn to provide soft loans to underdeveloped lands. The US led the move with a pledge of 320 million dollars though Congress must approve adherence and funding. IDA would begin next year with loans long in repayment and possibly low interest, repayable in borrower currency.
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Washington
World Bank
International Development Assn
International Monetary Fund
United States
Congress
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IDA
Banksman Board of Directors
US Buttonstellar World Bank
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Doctors Rap Detective in Ship Death Case
Boston report notes the Massachusetts Medico-Legal Society criticizing homicide detective Dan Joseph Failon for usurping duties in the Kaufman murder case. Failon argued Kaufman died by own action in a shinboard plunge. Dr Michael Lueneo said she was beaten. Failon later helped in questioning leading to Dutch radio officer Willen Louis Van Rie's murder charge.
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UPS
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Masaachusetts Medico - Legal Society
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Failon
jAlvs i Naufffman
Michael Lueneo
Falan
New York
Willen
Louis van Rie
Medico - Legal Society
Fallon
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Soldier runs candy stand at Defense Ministry arrested
In Mexico City police say a National Defense Ministry soldier operated a busy refreshment desk, selling candy and cigarettes to about ten favored customers, as narcotics officers investigated the case.
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Mexico City
National Defense Ministry
Gareies
Western Germany leads Western Europe in trade volume
London reports W Germany overtook Britain in foreign trade for January to June. West Germany posted exports of about 3.1 billion dollars, while Britain reached roughly 3.892 billion. France trailed at about 330 million, and the United States at 4.809 billion, with a notable year over year drop easing in the second quarter.
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Germany
Britain
London
Europe
France
United States
Japan
Khrushchev urged to show deeds not words at talks
Secretary Herter told congress Khrushchev must prove by deeds that he seeks to ease Cold War tensions. He said no changes yet in policy and the real test will come from negotiations on Berlin, disarmament and nuclear tests. Senator Kennedy echoed cautious hope for further talks amid a wary outlook on results.
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Christian A. Herter
Nikita
Khrushchev
Herter
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United States
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Eisenhower
Wayne Hays
Ohio
House Foreign Afffairs Committee
Senate
Evgerett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Hays
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Russia
Geneva
Jake F. Kennedy
D- 8
Khrusachev
Moscow
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Camp David
Berlin
Soviet Study Casts Doubt on USSR-Ousting U.S. Economy
Congress received 16 technical papers showing Soviet industrial growth has outpaced the U S at times but lacking evidence of long term supremacy. Analysts caution against overreading Khrushchev claims while noting a trend that could boost Soviet prestige.
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Washington
Ita Khrushchev
United States
Congress
Enomie Committee
G. Warren Nutter
University of Virginia
Soviet Union
Hans Heymann Jr
Rand Corp
Khrushchev
Heari
Seven jailed in narcotics trafficking ring sentencing
A UPI report states seven women and one man received penitentiary terms for narcotics trafficking. As guards returned them to cells they sang a modified version of That Lota Gang of Mine.
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Yoronto
UPI
Lota Gang of
Storm Hannah Misses New England
The Weather Bureau said Hurricane Hannah will miss New England as it weakens and moves northeast out to sea. Quonset Point RI authorities decide no evacuations of planes or vessels are needed as offshore winds develop and conditions are expected to turn fair.
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Boston
Hannah
New England
I Weather Bureau
Quonset Point
College President Addresses Rotary LC in Pittsfeld
Sime president of Christian College Len ox spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon in Pittsfeld yesterday. He discussed the tenets of the Advent Christian Church and explained the history of the BCC formerly known as the New England School of Theology.
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Christian College
Lenox
Rotary Club
Pittsfeld
Advent Christian Church
BCC
New England School of Theology
Veils to Stay In Aden Protectorate Debate
Moslem religious leaders decide to uphold veils for women in the Aden Protectorate. The decision was reached at a meeting hosted by Seyed Zain Adiroas to urge the government.
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Aden
Aden Protectorate
UPI
Seyed Zain Adiroas
Fee
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