Coty urges world snub for rebels in Algeria massacre
Paris AP report notes President Coty urged civilised nations to shun the rebel groups amid a mass killing in Merouga near Algiers. French forces launched a broad hunt using helicopters and armor as public anger grows over the violence and the broader Algerian revolt.
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Coty
France
Merouga
Coly
Tunisia
Algeria
Melcuza
Tunisian
Ali Chekkal
Flames Subdued In Dynamite Car Near Oakridge Ore
A Southern Pacific freight car loaded with dynamite caught fire near Oakridge Oregon Friday night. Firemen extinguished the flames with no explosion or serious damage, though one case of dynamite burned. The burning car was detached and the train continued to San Francisco after two hours of firefighting. A hot bearing started the blaze.
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Ore
Southern Pacific
Uain
Thames
San Francisco
FCC Complaint Over Cohen Interview Broadcast
The FCC said it had received a formal complaint from Los Angeles Police Capt. James N. Hamilton about a TV interview with former gangster Mickey Cohen on ABCs Mike Wallace Salesview. Hamilton objected to Cohen's criticisms of him and LAPD Chief William H. Parker. Wallace and ABC executives apologized publicly for the remarks.
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Federal Communications Commission
Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
American Broadcasting Company
James N. Hamilton
Wallace
ABC
Oliver Trevos
Cohen
Billy Graham Urges Faith As Crowds Pack New York
In New York on Friday night Billy Graham told about 18,300 attendees that the modern generation defies God’s plan of redemption through Christ by rationalizing and clinging to cold hearts rather than embracing salvation.
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New York
Bills Graham
Billy Graham TV Series Sparks Record 10,739 Converts
Channel 7 and ACAG-TV presented Billy Graham in a Madison Square Garden program with a live audience. Graham emphasized salvation through Christ, stating punishment for sin is avoided by accepting Jesus. After the sermon, 48 converts were recorded, bringing seven nights total to 10,739 decisions for Christ.
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Christ
Pilgrims Plan Restoration Of Lidice Memorial
Four hundred Chicago activists of the Czechoslovak National Council will lead a pilgrims’ effort to restore the Lidice memorial in memory of the Nazi massacre victims. A re dedication ceremony is planned, with funds sought to renew the eternal flame and revive the site’s significance.
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Nui
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Chicago
Czechoslovak National Counsel
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Reinhard Heydrich
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Raid Names Sinatra and DiMagera in damages suit
In Los Angeles Frank Sinatra Joe DiMagera and seven others are sued for 206000 over a raid on Marilyn Monroe that misfired. Florence Kota Mass, 39, a secretary, says the mistaken crash into her apartment worsened her nerves and caused medical expenses and job loss. Sinatra says DiMagera rode with him but kept to the car during the incident.
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Los Angeles
Frank Sinatra
Joe DikMagero
Marilyn Monroe
Florence Kota Mass
Alineedt
Sinatra
DiMagera
Bart
Texas Hit by Severe Rains and Tornadoes
Tornadoes and heavy storms struck Texas with up to 11 inches of rain in the southern plains and flash floods in towns like Brackettville. Two boys were killed by lightning, while crop damage delayed harvests from Uvalde to Lubbock and Amarillo. The Red Cross reported extensive impact across 46,224 Texans with thousands of dwellings and farm buildings affected.
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jTexas
Big Spring
South Texas
Uvalde
Lapryor
Kingsville
Dig
Hed Croe
Texas
Jepsl
State Evil Defense Office
No Evidence of Damaging Radiation at Plant
The Atomic Energy Commission reports no evidence of damaging radiation doses from an accident at the M OW Kellogg Co plant in South Houston Texas. Radionuclide pellets broke during packaging. lab contamination occurred but homes of involved workers show relatively low radiation with one small healing blister and no injuries. External exposures stayed below permissible levels.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Houston
Texas
Startech
M. OW. Kellogg
AEG
Bureham
D-Nlcl
Atomin Energy
Kasper Conviction Upheld by Sixth Circuit Court
The Sixth Circuit on Saturday affirmed the conviction of John Kasper in connection with sexual harassment and contempt of court stemming from actions in Clinton Tennessee last August. Kasper was previously convicted in U.S. District Court in Knoxville and sentenced to jail. The court's ruling, written by Chief Judge Charles Mans, stresses obedience to court orders despite potential challenges.
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John Kasper
Clinton
Tent
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U.S. District Court
Knoxville
Tenn
Hiro
Charlesmans
Hanchers in Iowa City Welcome First Grandchild
Virgil Wancher of Iowa City, tied to the University of Iowa, becomes a grandfather with a newborn born Friday night at University Hospitals. The newborn, son of Mrs. Richare Woekmath, adds joy to the Hancher family as they celebrate in this local note.
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Ted
Puess
Sical
Iowa City
Virgil Wancher
University of Towa
A Boxe
University Hospitals
Richare’ Woekmath
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Mars. Hancher
Virgil’ S Hanchers
Vanished man reappears at wife visit after hospital search
Stephen Kozanil emerged from a hospital early Saturday then calmly visited his wife at another facility. Police had been scouring Frantic hospital wards for clues as the missing man wandered the streets. His mother in law Thithie Weselek died after a fire wrecked their apartment. Three Kovik children were injured in the blaze as authorities pursued explanations for the interval before his return. In Vienna, police arrested a suspect linked to a factory theft, found at a home with 34,100 alarm samplings noted by detectives.
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Stephen Ko
Fleow
Suich Pacak
Hen Walker
Alferd
Thithie Weselek
Fanis
Kozanil
Des Moines Businessman Faces Charge in Assault Case
Des Moines man Garner is charged after a string of telephone calls and a nighttime visit to a woman tied to Mrs. Benton. Police say Garner, president of German Construction, was injured during an incident. A hearing is planned after police report the alleged events occurred Thursday night and involved threats and a staged home visit.
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Iver
Phane
Dhue Papcorn
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Alerke
Benton
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Twins Found Safe After Mass Quest Incident Near Seattle
In Washington AP report, 21st old Kevin and Jerako sons of MM Adbs were found alive about two miles northeast of their home after a large search. Civilians and soldiers joined the hunt across rugged terrain as temperatures cooled, with the children located near the Cauthilis of the Cusenades about 39 miles southeast of Seattle.
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Jerako
Poparterd
Seattle
U S Eyes Test End if Nuclear Output Stopped
The United States signals openness to negotiating limits on nuclear testing as part of a broader disarmament framework with the Soviet Union. Reports say Washington may accept limited testing freezes if verification and inspections are feasible, easing Cold War tensions amid stalled talks.
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Yank Loses 2-1 in British Final
A fragmented report notes Yank losing 2-1 in the British final at FORMBY. The text mentions Fogland and unclear references to players and rounds, with scattered wording about a morning round and an opponent’s holes.
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Reid
Cary
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Air Tieralet
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Satellite readiness report from Russia and UK reaction
London dispatch cites uncertain claims of a satellite ready to launch with Soviet academy statements and media speculation. Printers quote unnamed experts as observers note ongoing delays and lack of official launch timing. details remain unclear.
6 3/4-Ounce Baby Born in Hawaii
A fragmentary Hawaii column reports a baby born weighing six and three quarter pounds. The text mentions hospital staff and dates and names of parents Rox and others but is heavily garbled. The piece notes a premature birth and hospital confusion as staff recall the event.
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Hilo
Ysounee Labs
Priougy
Lestie
Beswhall Faloye
Osny Dinetoar
Rox
Divorce Granted Amid Domestic Strife Details
Vickie Covel filed for divorce from Weld Myer Covel at a Friday hearing. Judge Joseph Cook presided as Covel reported her husband withheld the baby and restrained her during earlier disputes. The case proceeded with standard custody concerns noted and the divorce granted.
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Eesha
Joseph Cook
Withert
Avtarid
New Look Is Advised by Demo Chief
Senator Johnson calls for re evaluating U S policy after Britain's decision to expand trade with Communist China. He says the new look will be a pressing foreign policy issue in coming months and may soften U S stance toward Peiping. Humphrey and Knowland offer cautious reactions while Britain faces Chinese trade shifts. Oslo reports Norway relaxing embargo on goods with China, aligning with Britain’s approach.
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Senate
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Texas
U. S
China
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Moscow
ALN
Red Chins
Johnson
Jonson
Britain
Pihe
Korean wife and son fly to aid injured American soldier
A Korean wife and their 11 month old son traveled on a mercy flight to reach her husband in critical condition in Arkansas. An earlier report noted the father, Specialist 3C Havis Chess Cherry, near death from a car accident near Monticello, with hospital officials using a special chartered flight to expedite the journey.
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