Algeria braces for peace as terror campaign renews
In Algiers on Friday the OAS Secret Army launched a new wave of attacks across Algeria, killing 61 and injuring 30 as France moves toward a ceasefire and negotiations. General Salan orders intensified terrorism while the government plans for Franco Algerian peace talks and military reorganization.
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MM. Morin
M. Inte
Alperia
Precautions and Security Measures After Truce
Precautions tighten after a fragile truce with Algeria. Authorities cancel permits and require new screenings on traffic. Police impose checks on streets and public thoroughfares. Continued reporting from Paris reflects heightened security along boulevard lines.
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Train Crash Kills Peasants as Figures Revised
A Colombian passenger train collided with a freight train near a curve, causing multiple deaths and hundreds of injuries. Early reports listed 4 dead and 100 injured, later revised after wreckage clearance. Five American cadets among the injured.
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Buenventura
Cali
Tallest Australian Building Opens in Sydney
Prime Minister Menzies opened the new 26 storey, 384 foot AMP building at Sydney Cove. The tallest in Australia it houses more than 2,000 people between 9 am and 5 pm. Construction took over two million man hours.
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Australia
Glenn Back In Triumph To Space Flight Reunion
Glenn returns to U S soil after orbital flight as President Kennedy hosts his reunion in Florida with Colonel Glenn and fellow astronauts. Medical officials say space travel poses no risk to healthy adults and a broad welcome, including a Broadway parade in New York, awaits Glenn and teammates.
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Florida
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Glenn
William Douglas
Douglas
New York
Robert Wagner
Alan Shepard
Virgil Grisson
Grand Turk Island
London Strangler Strikes in Maida Vale
The London Strangler attacked in Maida Vale. the intended victim fought back and escaped. The suspect, linked to prior Admiralty victim Norman Rickard and Alan Vigar assaults, now.-
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Norman Rickard
Alan Vigar
Pimlico
Armistice Mine reported on Mt Dangar strike yields rich gold
A three man team at Mt Dangar cattle station reports an abnormally high gold strike. Charters Towers assay office notes 33 ozs to a ton. Partners Charles Muller George Rickert and Graham Rickert prospected after a Teizel family hint. The mine sits on a flat treeless plain and is only lift deep.
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Graham Rickert
Armistice
Wool exports surge as Japan leads Australian buyers
The Commonwealth Statistician Mr. K M Archer reports exports valued at £221 029 000 with wool purchases by Japan reaching 244 409 000 Ib worth £64 646 000, surpassing Britain. Communist China shows growth in 1460 61 with an increase of £6 298 000 from £7 848 000 to £?746 000.
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Australia
China
Wool Firms Plan £12 Million Merger in Australia
Two aging pastoral companies Elder Smith and Co Ltd and Goldsbrough Mort and Co Ltd discuss forming a holding company with £12 million paid-up capital. The merger would give 28 percent of wool buying in Australia, potentially creating the world's largest wool firm and shielding against overseas takeovers.
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Australia
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Deh Ai Mort and Co
Goldsbrough Mort and Co. Ltd
Goldsbrough Mort
Elder Smith
EH. Norman Giles
Adelarde
Galba Phones Gain From New Cable Installations
The Postmaster General Mr Davidson said Galba area telephone service improved after a new cable section reduced faults. He told MP Allan Fraser that a faulty main junction cable and lightning caused interruptions, and investigations confirmed lightning as a frequent cause.
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Sinatra and Juliet Prowse call off wedding
Frank Sinatra and dancer Juliet Prowse announce they will not marry, citing conflicting career interests. Essex Productions spokesman Charles Moses says no further comment will be provided. Rumors had swirled about marital career impact and plans for a world honeymoon trip stalled.
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