Pact Halts Scorching In Algeria
In Algiers and Oran a pact between Algeria’s secret army and Moslem Nationalists halted the scorched earth campaign by noon. No arson or bomb attacks were reported in Greater Algiers, while Oran saw a peaceful morning though a pirate broadcast suggested possible disobedience. Crowds of settlers sought passage to France as talks with the FLN produced cautious statements.
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Algiers
Secret Army
Oran
Algeria
France
Notice of Withdrawal and Public Welfare Plan
Public notice announces withdrawal of wares and related matters under council procedures. It references a rock, river, and cubic feet per second metrics, with states and counties involved in processing. The document names parties and officials including a commissioner and Des Moines area details.
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Bie 4 Resources ‘Council
Tate Weines
Towa
Des Moines
Peter In
Public Notice on Riverfront Storage and Construction Plans
A public notice outlines storage and site operations at Riverfront Se on the riverfront area. It mentions a meeting time 5:00 p.m. on July and outlines opposition from Deere regarding construction and public disclosure requirements.
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Orca Riverfront
Ceva
Osteopaths and Doctors Reach An Agreement
Iowa doctors and osteopathic physicians announced an agreement to allow osteopaths to apply for professional recognition by the Iowa Medical Society. 123 licensed osteopaths would be eligible, with a one year post graduate course needed for the broader license.
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Des Moines
Iowa
The
Iowa Medical Society
G. H. Scanlon
Iowa City
Mark Sluss
Lenox
Iowa Society of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
IMA Opposes Medicare Plan At Iowa Convention
Okoboji delegates of the Towa Manufacturers Association adopt resolutions opposing the King Anderson Medicare bill and urge use of anti trust laws to curb labor unions. They back Shaff reapportionment, repeal of the state tax on moneys and credits, oppose federal aid to schools, and favor locally operated workers compensation programs.
Association Elects R. F. Weinig President At Sioux City Meeting
The group reworked its federal budget with depreciation allowances increased. Elected to officer roles were R. F. Weinig of Sioux City as president, H. S. Kuyper of Pella as vice president, Harold S. Bowen of Des Moines as secretary, and John E. Hunt of Fairfield as treasurer.
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R. F. Weinig
Sioux City
Association
H. S. Kuyper
Pella
Harold S. Bowen
Des Moines
John E. Hunt
Fairfield
Martin undecided on comeback film with Remick
Dean Martin says 20th Century Fox wants to resume Something’s Got To Give but he refuses to work with Lee Remick. Marilyn Monroe began the film and was paid $2 million before leaving. Martin quit after Remick was cast and Monroe was fired for repeated absence.
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Hollywood
Dean Martin
20Th Century Fox Studios
Martin
Lee Remick
Lee
Marilyn Monroe
Marilyn
Miss Remick
Nigerian Offices Swept by Fire
A 20 room three story field stone structure used by the Nigerian delegation to the U.N. in Tarrytown New York was destroyed by fire on Sunday. Estimated damage reached 250000 dollars. No occupants were present when the blaze started. The Nigerian delegation was then in Nigeria.
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Tarrytown
N.Y
U.N
Nigeria
Woman Injured in Sideswipe Crash East of Jesup
A Waterloo woman, Mrs. Jack Davis, injured Sunday in a crash on Highway 20 three miles east of Jesup. She was taken to a Waterloo hospital. The cars driven by her husband and Harold Madden of Independence were involved in the sideswiping collision.
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Independence
Waterloo
Jack Davis
Jesup
iShe
Harold Madden
Winning Combination for Ad Readers and Seekers
A compact note highlights an appealing match between your advertisement and eager readers seeking value. It emphasizes clear placement, strong visibility, and engaging copy to attract attention and drive responses.
Leisure Eludes many workers as gadgets fail to cut hours
A Twentieth Century Fund study reports that modern labor saving machines have not significantly increased American leisure. The average full time worker logs 46 to 47 hours weekly when part time work is excluded, with moonlighting used by over five percent of the labor force. Dr. Sebastian de Grazia and August Heckscher led the three year project, noting leisure as freedom from daily necessity and urging a reevaluation of how Americans define leisure.
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New York
Twentieth Century Fund
Sebastian de Grazia
de Grazia
Man Admits Slaying Actress In New Jersey
Leroy A. Harrison 41, a married printer and father of two, confessed to the murder of 24 year old actress Phyllis Ann Jones. Jones body was found June 10 in a gravel pit near Toms River tied with a bathing-suit halter, smothered and strangled. Harrison faces a murder hearing in Ocean County jail after initial denial followed by admission during police questioning.
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Toms River
N. J
Phyllis Ann Jones
Leroy A. Harrison
Ocean County
Hamilton Township
Trenton
Harrison
Miss Jones
Smith Attacks Hickens Farm Bill Proposals in Algona
AP E B Smith Democratic U S senator candidate criticizes Bourke Hickenlooper senior senator for inaction on farm relief. Smith calls Hickenlooper Benson type bill worsen surpluses and reduce farm income and pledges Kennedy era farm bill amendments if elected. He asserts Democrats have never passed a bill harming farmers.
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Algona
E. B.smith
U.S
Iowa
Smith
U. S
Bourke Hickenlooper
Hhus
Conrad Salinger Dies at 59 Of Sleeping Pill Overdose
Los Angeles AP reports writer Conrad Salinger aged 59 who created the music for Bachelor Father died on Sunday from an apparent sleeping pills overdose. The cause is under investigation and no further details were released.
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Los Angeles
Conrad Salinger
Premier Chen Breaks Ground for Nationalist Imperial Art Museum
In Taipei Premier Chen Cheng led a ground breaking ceremony for a new museum to display the imperial art collection seized by the Nationalists after fleeing the mainland. The ceremony highlighted Taiwan's cultural vow and the preservation of the dynastic treasures.
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Taipel
Chen Cheng
C R Stores Lead In State Liquor Sales
Cedar Rapids stores dominated Iowa liquor sales for the 11 months ending May 31. The south side C Street SW Sixteenth Avenue store posted 1,140,391.18, up 2,698.30 from last year. Downtown Second Avenue SE ranked second with 1,096,389.23, down 8,935.03. Des Moines Store No. 1 was third at 1,088,958.72, down 179,414.35 from the prior year.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
C Street
Sixteenth Avenue
Second Avenue
Des Moines
Fifteen Syrian Officers Face Court Martial for Mutiny
In Damascus fifteen Syrian army officers are to stand court martial on charges of armed mutiny during April actions in Aleppo. The case outlines a significant disciplinary action within the Syrian military authorities.
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Damascus
Aleppo
Divorce Petition Filed in Cedar Rapids Court
A petition seeks an absolute divorce between the couple over minor children and general relief. The filing lists Vil as the plaintiff and warns the defendant to appear at the Cedar Rapids court on the 25th day of July, 1962, else judgment by default.
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Orintice
Tocar Rt Ie Rata Senceante
Pop
Varowsky
Kennedy says corruption exists in every administration
Atty Gen Robert Kennedy on Estes scandal says all administrations have corruption and actions matter more than denial. He defended the Kennedy claim that the administration first publicized Estes case, while Texas authorities dispute it amid FBI arrests in March and federal indictments. Two congressional subcommittees investigate Estes cotton and grain program dealings.
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Washington
Robert Kennedy
Billie Sol Estes
Kennedy
Estes
Texas
FBI
Justice Department
ABC
Kennedy says administration must take blame for corruption
He states that if corruption is found the administration must accept blame. He adds that moving against corruption matters and that the record shows action. He notes more than 75 FBI agents are still probing the Estes case and that congressional groups have access to their information.
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Kennedy
FBI
Estes
New treatment shrinks piles without surgery
New York special reports a healing substance Bio-Dyne in suppository or ointment form Preparation H shrinks hemorrhoids stops itch relieves pain without narcotics. Doctors observe rapid pain relief and actual shrinking over months with long standing cases up to 20 years. Available at drug counters in individually sealed suppositories or ointment.
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New York, N. Y
Want Ad Rates and Information Listed in Gazette
Rates are shown per line per day for various consecutive-day lengths, including 25¢ for 30 days and 30¢ for 3 days. The note mentions different line counts and pricing, with examples like 2 lines at 80, 1.80 and 3 lines at 3 days and 1.20 for additional lines.
Music and Dance Class Listing Distorted
An OCR fragment lists music, dance, and piano instruction with scattered details. Mentions EM i $10.00, LUSTRON Perma, and a time frame around noon on Thursday, with additional unreadable text about location and day names.
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