De Gaulle Doubts Algerian Rebels Can Seek Peace
Paris AP President Charles de Gaulle voiced doubt that Algeria's revolutionary leaders can adopt a constructive peace stance. He said France is ready to talk on self determination, yet questioned rebels' willingness to engage. He warned talks remain unlikely while rebels fail to dominate the French army and urged a top to bottom political and economic restructuring in Algeria.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
de Gaulle
France
Ysee
National Algerian Movement
MNA
Spring Storm Poses No Threat Of Flood
PORTLAND AP A spring snow storm swept Maine with four to six inches of snow and gale winds then rain. The Weather Bureau said heavy rain posed no serious flood threat due to cool temperatures and no river rises. High winds knocked down power lines causing outages in Elizabeth Westbrook South Portland and Bar Harbor while drop lines blew away but major circuits remained intact. Snow totals varied with Greenville at 29 inches and Limestone down to 19 inches. Portland and Brunswick at one inch.
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Maine
U.S
Elizabeth
Westbrook
South Ortland
Bar Harbor
New England Telephone On Telegraph Co
Weather Bureau
Greenville
Limestone
Caribou
Houston
Rumford
Augusta
Bangor
Old Town
Brunswick
Wreckage of Maine Jet Found Near Bangor
A U S Air Force F101B Voodoo disappeared on approach near Dow A base. Both crew members Capt Vernal W Johnson and Lt Edward C Masaipis Jr were killed when the jet crashed about 25 miles east of Bangor in Bald Mountain area. The wreckage was found in densely wooded terrain after search parties were redirected with a bulldozer to reach the scene.
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73Rd
Air Defense Command
Air Force
Vernal W. Johnson
Covina
Calif
Edward C. Masaipis Jr
Berkeley Heights
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Dow
Ellsworth
Maine
Aldege Landry
Sanford
Dale Kitchen
Weston
Orient
Kitchen
Post Office
Tension Mounts In Cuba
Reports of increasing rebel activity in the Cuban mountains surface as Castro regime trains anti invasion defenses. Government radio cites militiamen returning from counter revolutionary activity in the Escambray as troops dig trenches along coasts and highways in Pinar del Rio Oriente and Las Villas.
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Cuba
Castro
United States
Caribbean
Fidel Castro
Pinar del Io
Oriente
Las Villas
Florida
Matanzas
Pinar de Rio
Escambray
Maine House passes lobster ban without debate
AUGUSTA AP The Maine House enacted a bill barring skin divers from taking lobsters without debate. Earlier efforts to amend the measure to permit up to five lobsters daily for home use were defeated. The bill moves to the Senate.
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Maine House
Senate
Eichmann Comes to Israel for World War II Trial
Adolf Eichmann stood in a Jerusalem courtroom as the arch-persecutor of the Jews, facing a 15 count indictment for crimes against humanity. The trial opened with argument over jurisdiction as the judge read the 27 page document.
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Adolf Eichmann
Eichmann
Supreme Art
Moshe Landau
Robert Ivatius
West Germany
Israel
Argentina
Gideon Hausner
Servatius
Gestapo
Landau
Karl Adolf Eichmann
Jawohl
Reds Expand Arms Aid To Laos Rebels
The Soviet Union has greatly increased its airlift of arms and supplies to rebel forces in Laos in the last few days, according to official U.S. sources. Officials could not explain the surge and treated it as a rebuff to Britain’s cease fire request, not a positive response.
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Laos
Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Laos Crisis Looms With Cease Fire Plan and U S Talks
U S backed Mopligu proposal urges immediate cease fire and international conference on Laos crisis. Officials aim to learn the arithmetic of increased Soviet airdrops while denying a rise in arms to the royal Laos Army. Prince Souvanna Phouma invited to visit the U S for private talks with President Kennedy. three days of discussions expected later this month.
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Laos
State Department
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Rusk
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Bangkok
Congo
Viet Nam
Sparkman
Souvanna Phouma
United States
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Saco Citizens Split Over Charter Change Battle
Two groups from Saco head to Augusta and a Legislative Affairs hearing to argue for and against six charter amendments. The measures would add a city engineer, extend mayor and council terms, raise the mayor’s salary, change school board selection, and allow referendums for ordinances. Proponents urge passage or referendum, while opponents seek to block or limit the changes.
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Saco
Augusta
Legislative Affairs Committee
Saco Taxpayers Protective Association
Saco Civic Association
Legal Affairs Committee
Sacco
Fines Mount For Chronic Lawbreaker
Bangor report: Everett N. Sargent, 28, Kendatens, faces over $1,000 in court fines and a year in jail after motor vehicle violations. Judge James A. Mooney fined him $570 and gave six months in jail for lacking plates and inspection, wrong plates, and no registration. He previously was found guilty April 4 of driving under suspension, with a $500 fine and six months in jail, and has appealed.
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Bangor
Everett N. Sargent
Kendatens
Sargent
James A.mooney
Adenauer to Confer With President Kennedy in Washington
Bonn chancellor Konrad Adenauer flew to the United States for talks with President Kennedy on the Atlantic alliance. He planned three meetings in Washington and said NATO issues would dominate discussions and urged U S leadership to strengthen the alliance ahead of disarmament talks with the Soviet Union. He favored making NATO a fourth nuclear power but would not press if no agreement with the Soviets could be reached.
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Germany
Konrad Adenauer
United States
Kennedy
Atlantic Alliance
Loue
Washington
Adenauer
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
West
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
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