Algeria adopts one party system under Ben Bella
Algeria's new constitution making it a one party Socialist state led by Ahmed Ben Bella went into effect amid official reports of overwhelming referendum support. Voter turnout appeared high but Berber opposition boycotted the vote, and observers questioned the accuracy of government figures.
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Algeria
Ahmed Ben Bella
Hocine Ait Ahmet
Hte
Ben Bella
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Ford
Il Giorno
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Lupetina
Bershe
Front
Estate Action
FLN
Southampton
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Tired Veep Tours Turku In Finland
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson, fatigued from a European goodwill swing, arrived in Turku Finland. He greeted officials at Turku University while his daughter Lynda Bird Johnson shook hands with students. Finnish Premier Ahti Karjalainen and ambassadors accompanied the party.
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Turku
Finland
UPI
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Helsinki
Rovaniemi
Lapland
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Ahti Karjalainen
U. S
Carl T. Rowan
Washington
Richard Seppala
Tauno Nurmela
India to Build Bokaro Steel Plant Without U.S. Aid
In New Delhi Prime Minister Nehru says India will proceed with the Bokaro steel plant without U.S. help. He notes equipment will require credits and that India will seek credits where possible after reports Kennedy accepted Nehru’s offer to withdraw a $512 million request following Congress money blocks.
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India
U.S
Nehru
Kennedy
Congress
Smallpox Outbreak Reported in Cuba
Miami UPI reports a smallpox outbreak in Cuba believed brought from Poland. Luis Conte Aguero of the Sentinels of Liberty says floors in Havana naval land police hospitals are set aside to treat cases as his group runs an information network inside Cuba.
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UPI
Poland
Cuba
Luis Conte Aguero
Conte Aguero
Sentinels of Liberty
Naval Land Police
Havana
Typhoon Gloria strengthens toward Formosa
Manila reports Typhoon Gloria increased in force with center winds rising from 120 to 140 mph. The storm was last observed 20 miles east of Batanes, the northernmost Philippine island, as it moved toward Formosa.
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UPI
Gloria
Formosa
Manila Weather Bureau
Batanes
Philippines
Jesuit Calls for Easing Catholic Intellectual Writings Rules
Rev Robert A Graham a Jesuit scholar urges the Vatican Council to ease Holy Office restrictions on Catholic writers and intellectuals. In America he cites condemnation procedures and lack of author defense, bishop consultation, and canonical footing as flaws, urging expert input on disputed modern philosophy topics.
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Rome
America
Robert A. Graham
Europe
Supreme Sacred Congregation of the Holy Office
Holy Office
Roman Curia
Father Graham
L'Qsservatore Romano
Vatican Daily
Iin
Patton Monument Unveiled in Belgium
Lt. John Waters of the 4th U.S. Armored Division unveiled a 6.5 foot monument in Bastogne Belgium to honor his grandfather General George Patton. The general led the U S Third Army in breaking the siege during World War II's Battle of the Bulge.
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Belgium
John Waters
U.S. Armored
Goeppingen
Germany
George Patton
3Rd Army
Castro targets Kennedy in Havana diatribe
Fidel Castro assailed President Kennedy calling him the Batista of his times and a cretin while dismissing Eisenhower. He said the United States is losing a battle it cannot win and criticized Khrushchev's visit date, praising Cuban hospitality. He also mocked Betancourt, belittled the Alliance for Progress, cited Colombia’s coffee losses, called the Washington march a major revolution, and linked racial equality to the end of capitalism.
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Havana
UPI
Fidel Casto
Kennedy
Batista
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Khrushchev
Alliance For Progress
U S Rushes Supplies To Brazil Fire Area
The United States rushes food, powdered milk, cornmeal and flour to about 300000 refugees in Parana after four days of forest fires. Peace Corps teams treat the injured as rains from Argentina are hoped to halt the blazes. Col Italo Conte notes casualties and widespread destruction of the coffee crop.
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Brazil
United States
Parana
Argentina
U.S. Peace Corps
U.S. Food For Peace Program J
Conte
Fidel Castro forecasts Kennedy Goldwater race in 1964
In Havana, Prime Minister Fidel Castro said the 1964 U.S. election would pit President Kennedy against Republican Senator Barry Goldwater, calling both "cheap and crooked politicians." He mocked Goldwater's toughness and warned Cuba would defend itself if Goldwater won.
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Fidel Castro
Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Castro
Braviliar
Cuba
Sailors Seek Asylum After Cuba Exodus in Small Canoe
Cuban sailors who fled Fidel Castro in a small canoe appealed for political asylum in Progress, Mexico. The Mexican sloop captain said they had almost no food or water when he picked them up Sunday and ferried them to a Yucatan Peninsula port.
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Progresso, Mex
Fidel Castro
Yucatan Peninsula
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