French Troops Targeted in Algiers Amid Turmoil
Secret Army commandos attacked Bab El Oued and other districts, killing at least four and wounding many. European residents blocked roads with oil and ash while troops protected key areas with armored cars and barbed wire. Violent clashes erupted across the city, as Moslem and European communities faced a volatile security situation.
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PeUrSsliians
Movlwtisis
Rusk accuses Soviets of planning new atomic tests
At Geneva the U S secretary of state charged the Soviet Union with blocking a test ban by planning new atmospheric explosions. Gromyko denied the charge and blamed the United States for failing to reach an accord. Kennedy said the U S would halt tests if a treaty with real controls is signed.
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Soviet Union
Andrei A. Gromyko
United States
Britain
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Kennedy
Lord Home
Home
Rusk
Russians Fly Air Corridor Through Berlin Flight
The Soviet Union scheduled a 70 minute round trip in the Berlin Frankfurt air corridor today and an informed source said the flight was completed without incident. Western officials view such flights as harassment in the Geneva conference era.
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Berlin
Soviet Union
Berlin-Frankfurt
Redistricting Gains Foreseen by GOP and Democrats
Washington experts forecast divergent outcomes from the 1960 census reapportionment. Republicans expect a net gain of about eight House seats, with Arizona Hawaii Michigan and Ohio contested. Democrats predict a net loss of up to four seats, with potential edge in Michigan and an uncertain view on California New York and Pennsylvania. Sixteen states lose 21 seats and nine gain 19, to be reflected in the November 6 elections. Massachusetts and Mississippi faces redistricting questions, while Alabama plans all seats chosen at large. Hawaii Michigan Ohio and Texas will elect one extra member at large until remapping.
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Kennedy steals spotlight at Marian Anderson concert
At a State Department cab inet concert, Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy introduced Marian Anderson and quipped about his wife, drawing laughter as Anderson performed a Handel program. Kennedy recalled the 1939 Lincoln Memorial concert and noted earlier White House gift exchanges with the singer.
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Kennedy
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Handle
White House
Peronist Strike Hits Argentina Amid Frondizi Crisis
In Buenos Aires followers of exiled Juan Peron launched a nationwide 24 hour strike opposing President Arturo Frondizi. Police went on alert as military leaders pressed for Frondizi’s ouster while navy chiefs demanded resignation. Frondizi planned a new anti-Peron cabinet by Sunday despite opposition from major anti-Peron groups and continued austerity measures.
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Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
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Air Force
Peron
Frondzi
Britain
Prince Philip
House of
Congress
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Dez de Monjardin
Bowdoin to Host Rex Warner as Visiting Professor
British poet and novelist Rex Warner will teach classical history and literature at Bowdoin College in the 1962 63 academic year. Critics acclaim his two volume biographical novel about Julius Caesar drawing attention to his scholarly work.
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Rex Warner
Bowdoin College
Julius Caesar
Fallout to Reach Earth From Soviet Tests Soon
Public Health Service notes fallout from last fall's Soviet nuclear tests should begin descending from the stratosphere shortly. Strontium 90 poses bone cancer and leukemia risks, but officials say no protective measures are needed yet. Debris expected to fall in spring and again in 1963, with gradual fallout possible over several years.
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Frank Carey
Associated Press
Washington
Public Health Service
Weather Bureau
The
Health Service
Division of Radiological Health
Local committee packs bulbs for resale in ceremony
The group plans to depart for Washington on April 13. Committee members packing the bulbs for resale include Peter Allen, Carol Pariseau and Douglas Mathieu, with Sandra Griffin seated nearby.
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Washington
Peter Allen
Carol Pariseau
Douglas Mathieu
Sandra Griffin
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