Asian Africa Summit Postponed Amid Algerian Turmoil
The Asian African summit meeting in Algiers is moved from June 2 to November 5 as violence after the ouster of President Ben Bella disrupts plans. Eleven nations including Algeria favor postponement while Red China and several others push to proceed.
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Algiers
Algeria
Col. Houari Boumedienne
Ben Bella
Red China
Ahmed Ben Bella
National Assembly
Foreign Ministry
Morocco
Libya
Tunisia
Sudan
United Arab Republic
Ethiopia
Mauritania
Cameroons
Mali
Somalia
India
Philippines
Thailand
Ceylon
Japan
Mongolian Peoples Republic
Indonesia
North Viet Nam
North Korea
Lt Steinke Gets The Boot
NAHA Okinawa AP A court martial dismissed Lt Richard B Steinke from the service for refusing to join a counter guerrilla unit in South Vietnam. He was stripped of pay and allowances but avoided prison. The Milwaukee officer faced up to five years and spoke little after the verdict. He refused a transfer to a Special Forces detachment citing disagreement with U S policy and the war.
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Naha
Okinawa
Richard B. Steinke
Viet Nam
Milwaukee
Wis
Steinke
Condh
U.S
U.S. vows firmer resolve after Viet Nam terrorism
The United States issued a State Department statement after North Viet Nam and the Viet Cong claimed responsibility for the Bennett execution and the My Canh restaurant bombing in Saigon. Washington said threats will not deter U S efforts to aid South Vietnam and prevent a Communist takeover.
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Washington
United States
South Viet Nam
U.S
State Department
Saigon
Hanoi
Maxwell D. Taylor
Cap
North Viet Nam
National Liberaton Front
Sgt
Bennett
My Canh
South
Viet Nam
Viet Cong targets U S leaders in death list
Hanoi radio quoted Viet Cong saying the United States and four allied figures would be among the first to die. The broadcast named Harold Bennett as an executed foe and listed U S leaders Alexis Johnson Westmoreland Thieu and Ky as future targets, pledging vengeance for attacks.
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Tokyo
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Hanoi Radio
South Viet Nam Liberation Radio
Viet Cong
Harold G. Bennett
Bennett
Perryville
Ark
Tran van Dang
Maxwell Taylor
Alexis Johnson
Westmoreland
Thieu and
U. Alexis Johnson
South Viet Nam
William C. Westmoreland
Viet Nam
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Taylor
W. Westmoreland
Private Erwin convicted of murder in Virginia killing
Army Private Hugh Leroy Erwin Jr. was found guilty of first degree murder in Nottoway County for stabbing 78 year old widow Lila Ward to death with a five inch knife during a Camp Pickett training mission. The jury set a 50 year sentence. sentencing postponed to July 6 to consider defense motions.
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Nottoway Courthouse
Hugh Leroy Erwin Jr
Nottoway County
State Penitentiary
D. Carleton Mayes
Erwin
San Anselmo
Calif
Lila Ward
Camp Pickett
Mayes
George Cum
Striking Teamsters End Six Day Walkout in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia, striking Teamsters and Local 107 officials accepted an injunction ending a six day walkout that halted most city deliveries. Judge Weinrott imposed daily fines of 1500 dollars on 17 leaders and 35000 dollars on the union if not ended, while officers urged members to return to work and wait for talks with Roadway Express over firings.
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Philadelphia
Teamsters
Teamsters Local 107
Convention Hall
Michael Hession
Hession
Roadway Express, Inc
Roadway
Eaton
Leo Weinrott
Treasury
International
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Jimmy Hoffa
Soviet Rocket Troops Under Criticism for Shortcomings
The Soviet military paper Red Star criticized rocket forces for unpreparedness and coordination gaps. It cited excessive paperwork, duplicated control centers, misused computing gear, and inflated training ratings, urging realistic drills and strict punishment for errors.
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Moscow
Red Star Saturday
Defense Ministry
East Germany Moves to Enforce Barred Traffic Permits
East Germany announced it will ignore the four power accord on barge traffic to West Berlin and begin issuing its own permits for canal barges. The new permits replace the long standing free documents previously issued by the United States Britain and France with the Soviet Union. Barge traffic accounts for 36 percent of West Berlin imports. Western powers gave no immediate reaction and appeared ready to accept the change.
Jolo Boy Struck By Hit-Run Auto Near Welch
A late night hit-and-run on Route 83 near Bradshaw in McDowell County injured year old Jolo boy identified as Robert Hagerman. State police sought a green 1955 Oldsmobile. Trooper Gordon Swartz led the investigation as Robert Hagerman was treated at a Welch hospital with details on injuries not released.
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Jolo
Rt. 83
Bradshaw
McDowell County
Welch
Robert Hagerman
Stevens Clinic
Young Hagerman
Gordon Swartz
Greenbrier Defeats School Bond Issue
Greenbrier County voters rejected a $3 million bond issue for two consolidated high schools and other improvements. The tally from 57 precincts was 3,647 in favor to 2,779 against, about 56.8 percent, short of the 60 percent required. The plan would have consolidated nine high schools into two at Fairlea and Charlee.
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Lewisburg
W. Va
Greenbrier
Fairlea
Charmee
Editorial Questions For Bluefield Board Candidates
Bluefield voters on July 6 will choose five directors for four years. The Bluefield Daily Telegraph asks the ten candidates to answer seven questions on urban renewal, city management, policing, sidewalks and streets, stray animals, community needs, and motives for serving. Answers will be printed as received to aid informed voting.
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Bluefield
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Randolph Whittle
William Winters
Bluefield Board of Directors
Whittle
Winters
Charred wreckage lifted for clue to plane crash
Investigators at El Toro Calif study charred debris and a flight transcript after a four jet C135 transport crashed into a brush hill soon after takeoff. The aircraft carried 12 crew from McGuire AFB N J and 72 Marines en route to Honolulu and Okinawa. All aboard perished.
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EL Toro
Calif
Wmmelke
Lim
el Toro Marine Air Station
Loma Ridge
McGuire Air Force Base
N.J
Honolulu
Okinawa
Boeing
Virginian Killed by Freight Train Near Ferrum Station
Roosevelt Childress 28 of Ferrum died Saturday after a Norfolk and Western freight train struck him on the track near Ferrum station Franklin County Sheriff John F. Price said.
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Ferrum, Va
Roosevelt Childress
Ferrum
Norfolk and Western
Ferrum Station
Franklin County
John F. Price
Robertson says House mine safety bill aims to oust small mines
Sen. A. Willis Robertson argues the House passed bill extending the federal mine safety act to small mines would force costly equipment on 15 or fewer workers. He cites better safety records for small mines and accuses UMW of pressuring non union mines. Virginia officials back restraint on enforcement and emphasize training and education over federal rules.
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Washington
A. Willis Robertson
D-Va
Senate
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Robertson
Congress
United Mine Workers Union
UMW
W. Pat Jennings
Virginia
Jennings
Bureau of Mines
W. Foster Mullins
Big Stone Gap
Inside Sect 1 Business Editorials Farm 5600
The fragment shows a newspaper page with section markers and page references for Business Editorials Farm 5600 and related items like Movies Sports Uncle Jack. It indicates a multi-section layout including About You Churches Classified Feature and Princeton Rae, suggesting a diverse content index rather than a full article.
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Jack
Princeton Rae
Coal as filter could open vast market for sewage treatment
In Washington Udall will discuss Rand Development Corp. coal filtration for sewage with officials from Maryland Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania. A pilot study at the DC Water Pollution Control Plant shows the waste becomes burnable, marking a potential new fuel aided by coal filtration.
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Louisville
Washington
Secretary of Interior
Stuart L. Udall
West Virginia
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Millard Tawes
Albertis Harrison
Wulett Smith
West
Rand Development Corp
Cleveland
Ohio
District of Columbia
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California
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