More Algerian Troops Flown to Border Area
Algerian commandos airlift three battalions to a disputed border zone with Morocco amid an undeclared clash. Moroccan reports claim their fighter planes crossed the border and forced an Algerian helicopter to land in Ain Choucer. five Egyptian officers were aboard in civilian dress, armed at least with a submachine gun. Reinforcements were flown from Maison Blanche to Colomb Bechar, about 1,000 miles southwest of Algiers.
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Morocco
Algeria
Ain Choucer
Maison Blanche
Colomb Bechar
Selassie Seeks Mediation in Morocco Algeria Rift
Emperor Haile Selassie delayed departure from Marrakech to press mediation on the Morocco Algeria border dispute. He held talks with Moroccan officials and may arrange a meeting between Abdel Aziz Bouteflika and Ahmed Balafrej. U Thant said no ceasefire appears likely as emissaries demand withdrawals and Algerians reject Morocco’s Sahara claims.
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Morocco
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Rabat
Hassan I
Bouteflika
Paris
Algiers
Balafrej
U.N
New York
U Thant
Yot
Thant
Sahara
Bald Rabbits Show How To Stop Hair Loss Grow More Hair
Houston report says researchers found that applying human sebum to rabbit and mouse skin caused hair loss in 10 days, while a new scalp treatment from Loesch Laboratory Consultants Inc claims to stop loss and promote hair growth. The firm offers a 32 day trial at their risk, with caveats that many baldness cases are genetic and not curable.
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Houston
Texas
Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc
Loesch Lab Consultants, Inc
Big Lift to Europe Tonight
UPI reports the United States will move 16 000 Army and Air Force personnel with aircraft to Germany within 72 hours. The operation named Big Lift begins at midnight with a C135 carrying 70 men from the 2nd Hell on Wheels division, as 14 500 troops plus tanks and artillery depart from bases including Fort Hood Fort Sill Bergstrom AFB James Connally and Sheppard. An advance party has arrived in Germany to set up headquarters and communications.
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UPI
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Texas
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Germany
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Okla
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Austin
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U.S
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James Connally Afb
Waco, Tex
Sheppard Afb
Wichita Falls
Gray Army Air Base
Ft. Hood
Diana Churchill Dies Unexpectedly at 54 in London
Diana Churchill, oldest daughter of Sir Winston Churchill, was found dead at her Belgrav ia home in London after neighbors described her as gay and carefree. A Westminster coroner's office probe follows bottles found at the scene. she served in the Women's Royal Naval Service and later the British Red Cross during air raids.
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London
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Denmark
College Expands Kennedy Building in Worcester
Assumption College initiated a $350000 three story addition to Lt. Joseph P. Kennedy Jr Memorial Science Hall. The project adds biology and chemistry labs a lecture hall a classroom 15 faculty offices and utility rooms.
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Worcester, Mass
UPI
Assumption College
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr
Bomb Scare Walkout Hits Eastern Air Lines
Eastern Air Lines faced a wildcat strike by about 200 mechanics cargo handlers and ground staff after a bomb scare disrupted operations. Supervisors wore work clothes as flights at Idlewild LaGuardia and Newark were affected. two flights canceled though airline officials expected normal operations, with continued delays uncertain.
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New York
UPI
Eastern Air Lines
International Association of Machinists
Idlewild
la Guardia
Newark
Ex-King of Italy in Boston for three day tour
Former King Umberto I of Italy arrives in Boston for a three day visit on a five week U.S. tour. He calls the trip non political and plans to tour area colleges including Harvard University Boston College and Northeastern.
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Boston
Umberto 1
Italy
New York
Umberto
Republic
United States
Harvard University
Boston College
Northeastern
Tito Leaves Waldorf for Princeton Visit
President Tito of Yugoslavia, quoted as saying I feel good, left the Waldorf Astoria Hotel for a visit to Princeton University New Jersey. Reporters observed he appeared in good health and fully recovered from an influenza illness suffered last week.
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NEW York
Tito
Yugoslavia
Waldorf Astoria
Princeton University
New Jersey
Nonviolence Harder Says King at Mt Holyoke College
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr told Mt Holyoke College students that nonviolent Negroes face greater hardship if the Civil Rights Bill fails to pass. He criticized Kennedy Republicans and urged a strong bill, saying compromise would water it down and drive adherents to despair.
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South Hadley
Mass
UPI
Martin Luther King
Brothers Kennedy
King
Mt. Holyoke College
Syria Iraq Unite in Fight Against Kurdish Rebels
Syrian troops join Iraqi forces in northern Iraq battle as President Abdel Salem Aref declares the first unified operation since merger of armed forces two weeks earlier. Reports estimate about one brigade, exact numbers undisclosed.
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Damascus
Syria
Iraq
Abdel Salem Aref
Aref
Lemass Leaves Boston After Ireland Visit For Dublin Flight Delays
Irish Prime Minister Sean Lemass departed Boston for Dublin aboard an Irish Airlines jetliner after a four and a half hour oil leak delay. He spoke at Boston College and urged Americans of Irish descent to reinforce ties with Ireland while noting growth and rising population.
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Sean Lemass
Dublin
Ireland
United States
Lemass
Logan International Airport
Irish Airlines
Eade
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston College
Sheraton Plaza Hotel
Massachusetts
Newton
Edward M. Kennedy
Legislator Arrested In JFK Bomb Threat
OLD TOWN Maine AP A Maine state representative Robert C Cartier 24 Biddeford was charged with telephoning a false bomb threat on the eve of President Kennedy's visit to the University of Maine Cartier at a house party said it was a foolish mistake and he tried to rectify it but could not reach the operator Police said he told a telephone operator that the university athletic stadium would be bombed later that night Kennedy received an honorary degree and spoke at the stadium Saturday
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Maine
Kennedy
University of Maine
Robert C. Cartier
Biddeford
Cartier
University
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