Terrorist Leader Salan Arrested in Algiers
AP reports fugitive ex General Raoul Salan leader of the Secret Army Organization was captured today in central Algiers. He and ex General Edmond Jouhaud were sentenced to death in absentia for the putsch as French officials tightened control around Reghaia air base and central Algiers.
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Argentine President in crisis as military presses decrees
In Buenos Aires President Jose Maria Guido faces pressure from armed forces who demand decrees banning Peronists, nullifying the March 18 election, and authorizing a crisis Congress session. Guido seeks assurances from the Intransigent Radicals while other factions court Peronists to avert a breakdown. The planned meeting with militia leaders was canceled as he battles flu and fatigue.
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Discrepancies in Khrushchev policies linked to China
AP analysis notes officials watch Khrushchev for shifts toward or away from Moscow Peiping détente amid Sino Soviet split. Berlin talks with U S continue, with tense but ongoing diplomacy. Transition in Soviet policy seen amid China's economic woes and Western defense posture.
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Chuckle Mirror Commentary Stirs Female Speech Backlash
Cartoon panel from the Copt. Gen. Fea corp features a mock debate with a talking mirror challenging gender norms. The lighthearted strip highlights a woman’s voice against a backdrop of playful satire.
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Prisoner Of Stamp War Nostalgic For Simple Days
JOY STILLEY writes about stamp collecting evolving from a hobby to a full time endeavor as trading stamps dominate shopping. The narrator details meticulous ad comparison across stores, timing shifts to double stamp days, and the lure of free stamps over simple past purchases.
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New York
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Biddeford School Board Reverses on Teachers Saco Road Repair
State Highway Commission informs Saco Mayor Dinsmore Worthing it wants to begin Portland road reconstruction as soon as possible. Chief engineer Vaughan Daggett cites short length about half a mile, summer traffic impact, and cost of maintenance if not rebuilt. Labor Day delays could push paving beyond winter.
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White Boy Fatally Shot In Race Row
Augusta police tightened security after the fatal shooting of Leslie Luttes a 16 year old white boy and wounding of George Lewis 15 in a racially tense area. Seventeen people including 14 teenagers were arrested as officers detained youths carrying knives clubs and pipes during a four day surge of disorder. Luttes was killed by a pistol shot to the eye and shotgun blast to the head. Lewis suffered shotgun wounds to the face neck and hands while Eddie Gay 16 escaped injury. An air rifle and rocks were seized from the car.
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Good Friday Contemplation Across Christian World
Observances mark the crucifixion of Jesus with solemn rites and prayer. Believers recall his sacrifice for humanity as altars go bare and heads bow in reflection across churches and homes.
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Reserves To Press Integration Directive Aims Speed
The Pentagon directs rapid integration of all-Negro and all-white Reserve units to align with a 1948 executive order. National Guard remains under governors. 10 states still segregated. Deputy Secretary Roswell Gilpatric orders two steps with May 1 reporting and a review of Negro representation in Reserve units.
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Biddeford Eyes Delayed Split With Fewer New Teachers
Biddeford Mayor Clement H Deschambault said the School board will forego adding enough teachers to form a separate School Administrative Unit with Day ton and Arundel this year. A joint committee meeting before June aims to name a successor to Supt Paul Larrabee, who will resign.
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NIH grants Roscoe B. Jackson Lab cancer research study
A $93,320 grant from the National Institutes of Health will fund a three year project at the Roscoe B. Jackson Memorial Laboratory. The study will examine how viruses and cancer-causing chemicals interact in inbred mice and advance cancer research.
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