Algeria protests after French atomic test in desert
Algeria denounces a fifth French underground nuclear blast announced from Rabat. Premier Ahmed ben Bella cabinet convened for a special session amid protests by government and Hassan II ordering Paris to explain. Algeria warns it may end economic cooperation with France and calls international notice.
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Algiers
France
Algeria
Ing Hassan II
Morocco
Foreign Ministry
Paris
Ministry of Defense
Hadj Hamou
Jon
Algerian National Assembly
Ahmed Ben Bella
Rabat
Abdelatif Rabal
Charles de Gaulle
Sahara
Kennedy Moves to Cement Latin American Relations Aim To Draft Pact
Kennedy visits San Jose to translate a personal triumph into policy guidelines with six Latin American leaders. He meets Panama and five Central American presidents to draft by nightfall a declaration of San Jose aimed at improving the life of their peoples.
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Kennedy
San Jose
Costa Rica
United States
Panama
Pension Favorable for Saco Detective Regina
Augusta AP report states the Legislative Retirements and Pensions committee backed unanimously a resolution to continue State Police Detective Stephen A. Regina of Saco on full pay and life medical benefits. Regina, wounded May 14, 1959 while aiding in pursuing a Limerick suspect, faced permanent incapacity from injuries after the suspect killed his wife Westbrook Police Chief Pierre Harnois and then killed himself.
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Augusta
Legislative Retirements and Pensions Committee
Stephen A. Regina
Saco
Regina
Westbrook
Pierre Harnois
York County Birth Rate Is Soaring
A government study shows York County had 21,492 births versus 10,647 deaths in the last decade, giving an average yearly birth rate of 22.2 per 1,000. The report notes fewer large families as couples delay childbearing, citing rising costs, taxes, job pressures, and housing limits as factors.
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New York
York
Departent of Commerce
U.S. Public Health Service
United States
York County
Boom or Bust for 1960s Prosperity
Washington economist Walter W. Heller warned the 1960s face a mixed path. A demographic surge could lift growth by 1966 or 1967 if unemployment stays low and tax cuts spur demand. Without jobs, the hoped boom risks stalling, though policy could still push the era toward substantial full employment by 1965.
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Washington
Walter W. Heller
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Heller
Providence
White House
Chuckle on love and understanding in relationships
Humorous aphorism contrasts requirements for happiness with men and women. The quip notes you must love and understand a man, while for a woman you must love her a lot and try not to understand her. Attributed to Gen. Fea Corp.
Winery Apprentice Nap Ends in Hospital Fume Incident
In Nancy France a winery apprentice named Jean Marechal climbed into an empty wine vat for a nap. He passed out from fumes and was found an hour later by a coworker. He was revived and taken to a hospital with a severe hangover.
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Nancy
France
Jean Marechal
Jean
Soviet Recon Flights Over U S Warships Stir Debate
US officials weigh motives behind a series of Soviet reconnaissance flights over American carriers and warships. Senators urge stronger Alaska defenses after recent airspace intrusions. Separately in New York eight closed newspapers refuse a proposed peace pact,keeping a strike unresolved as talks falter.
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U.S
Cuba
Kremlin
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Congress
Alaskan
Alaska
Defense Department
Constellation
Pacific
U.S. Navy
New York
F. Wagner
Cleveland
Ohio
Progress
Powers
the Post
Elmer Brown
ITU
Supreme Court Ruling Reshapes State Voting Power
The Supreme Court ruling endorses population based representation, signaling a shift toward one person one vote across state legislatures. It also ends Georgia’s county unit system that gave rural counties outsized influence, prompting concerns about ongoing litigation and political upheaval.
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Washington
S. Supreme Court
Charles S. Rhyne
American Bar Association
Brevard Crihfield
Council of State Governments
Cricfield
Supreme Court
Felix Frankfurter
High Court
Crihfield
Biddeford Music Boosters Elect Officers for Meeting
The Biddeford Music Boosters club elected officers at a last night meeting held at Biddeford Junior High. Officers chosen were Mrs. Clifford Clifford as president, Mrs. Raymond Kelleher as vice president, Mrs. Raymond Abbott as secretary, and Mrs. George Day as treasurer. Plans were made for an April 26 exchange concert with a Shrewsbury band and refreshments. the group will visit Shrewsbury on April 5. The next meeting is set for April 15 at Biddeford Junior High, with several members listed as present.
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Merton Ira Staples
Amvets
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Rene Huot
Clifton Horsfield
Robert Lavigne
Joseph Goulet
Roland Rioux
Horsfield
Biddeford Music Boosters Club
Biddeford Junior High School
Clifford Clifford
Raymond Kelleher
Raymond Abbott
George Day
Shrewsbury
Mass
Music Boosters Club
Lorraine Olson
Barbara Coombs
Frank Chappell
Stuart Flavin
John Donovan
Evelyn Emerson
Lindwood Davis
Bessie Day
Gerard Sevigny
Dolores Macomber
Omer Plourde
Chris Throumoulos
Mary Draggins
Yvonne Drouin
Marie Petit
Flood Belt Swept by Wet Weather Across Central Nation
The Associated Press reports heavy rains and thunderstorms spread through the central U S, with 2 to 3 inches expected in Kentucky flood belts. Showers extend from the Mississippi Valley to the Atlantic states, while freezing rain and snow affect Wisconsin, Minnesota, and the Dakotas. New floods rise in the Ohio River valley. Kentucky, West Virginia, and Virginia see the worst.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Cumberland River
Kentucky
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic
Rockies
Missouri
Iowa
Illinois
Texas
Indiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakotas
Huron
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Ohio River
West Virginia
Virginia
New York State
Pensylvania
Pacific Northwest
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Alpha 64
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Althea Lewis
Pinestreet
Fea, Corp
Youland
New Jewelry Department
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Youland’s Dept. Store
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Atlanta
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Bowdoin College
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