Ben Bella Ousted in Algeria Coup by Boumedienne
Algiers reports Ahmed Ben Bella has been overthrown by a revolutionary council led by Col. Houari Boumedienne. Boumedienne, 49, assumes power and vows treason charges against Ben Bella while relations with Cuba and China are noted in varying views. Diplomatic sources hint at rightist military backing.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Madrid
Boumedienne
Fidel Castro
Havana
Ben Bella
Algeria
Luca Agus
Soviet Union
China
Guishing
Price Tag Nightmare Hits Tiffany As Excise Cut Takes Hold
New York's Tiffany & Co. closed its doors to reprice 172 415 individual jewelry tags by hand as retailers nationwide plan massive item relabeling after the tax cut. The move comes as President Johnson signs legislation to reduce excise levies, easing economic strain but forcing stores to adjust inventories across departments including appliances and luggage.
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New York
Tiffany & Co
Dr John Gardner 89 Lisbon Dies Services Tuesday
Dr John Gardner aged 89 of Lisbon died Friday night in a Cedar Rapids hospital. A Lisbon physician for 65 years and a state representative for 10 years, he delivered his own great grandson. Born September 23 1875 on a Johnson County farm, he graduated from Iowa City Academy in 1893 and the University of Iowa medical school in 1899 and began practice in Lisbon in 1900. He was married.
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the Gazette
Lisbon
John Gardnner
Cedar Rapids
Gardner
Ion
Johnson Countty
Iowa City Academy
University of _ Garoner Iowa medical school
Chinese Delegation Plane Backs To Cairo From Algiers
A China bound jet carrying part of the Communist Chinese delegation to the African-Asian conference in Algiers returned to Cairo after 75 minutes due to the Algerian coup. The Cairo airport reported 40 Chinese passengers including three deputy foreign ministers aboard. Premier Chou En Lai was en route to the talks via Pakistan when the switch occurred. There was no word from Karachi.
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China
Algiers
Algeria
Chou Enlai
Pakistan
Karachi
Typhoon Dinah Kills 31 and Injures 89 in Formosa
Typhoon Dinah killed 31 people and seriously injured 89, authorities said Saturday. Nationalist Chinese police reported the toll and the damage across affected areas in Formosa.
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Taipei
Formosa
Plant Fire Kills Five Workers in Seoul
Five workers died after a fire engulfed a pharmaceutical plant in Seoul on Friday night. Fire crews battled the blaze as authorities investigated the cause and the extent of damage to the facility.
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Seoul
Soviet Snub Dodges Gagarin as White McDivitt Meet
In Paris at the air show Yuri Gagarin canceled a Saturday meeting with Gemini 4 astronauts Edward White and James McDivitt claiming he was too busy. At a luncheon Gagarin briefly shook White’s hand, then moved on as Vice President Humphrey led the group through the Soviet Pavilion.
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James McDivitt
Edward White
Jacqueline Auriol
U.S
Paris
Vincent Auriol
Yuri Gagarin
Gagarin
White
Humphrey
McDivitt
Secret Service
Astron
Girl Swims To Freedom Through Barbed Wire Canal
In Berlin an unidentified 22 year old woman evaded East German guards Friday night by slipping past barbed wire and swimming a canal to reach West Berlin.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Blaze in Missile Car Threatens El Paso Downtown
A burning rail car carrying Bullpup missile warheads threatened downtown El Paso and prompted evacuations. Two fire companies controlled the blaze in ten minutes after a spark near a Southern Pacific freight brake. An army demolition team removed the warheads as the car stood at a slag pit spur en route to Yorktown naval station.
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EL Paso
Southern Pacific
Yorktown, Iva., Naval Weapons Station
Leatherneck Cpl Russell Rowe Dies After Long Battle
Marine Cpl. Russell Rowe died at Walter Reed Army Hospital seven weeks after severe wounding in the Dominican Republic campaign. He, 20, had both legs amputated and relied on an artificial kidney as pneumonia developed. His mother Dorothy Herkn ess and his brother Richard Rowe were with him. his fiancé Dora Campostella also stayed beside him. A military funeral and Zion burial were planned for a later date.
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Cpl
Russell Rowe
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Dominican Republic
Rowe
Dorothy Herkness
Zion, Fil
Richard Rowe
Dora Campostella
Zion
Indonesia Seizes All Foreign Plantations Under State Control
An official said on Saturday that all foreign plantations in Indonesia have been placed under government control.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
G I Among Fatalities at French Show
At the Le Bourget air show and the Le Mans 24 hour race in France, a series of deadly accidents killed at least 12 people including an American serviceman. A small Italian plane crashed into cars at the air show and a pilot died after attempting to eject. At Le Mans a pickup crashed into a car, both vehicles burned, with five deaths reported.
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Paris
UPI
France
le Bourget
le Mans
U. S
Colorado
Manuel Guajardo
Lamar
Guajardo
Ky named South Vietnam premier at age 34 in military-led government
Brig. Gen. Nguyen Cao Ky, 34, became South Vietnam’s youngest premier heading the eighth government in 20 months. The armed forces control power with a 20-member civilian cabinet minority, a 10-man military directory, and Major Gen. Nguyen Van Thieu as chief of state. Ky led after Phan Huy Quat resigned amid disputes. Ky’s rise comes with stronger U.S. military aid shaping the air force’s growth.
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Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
Phan Huy Quat
Phan Khac Sun
Suu
Congress of the Armed Forces of
Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Maxwellee Ala
Rodeo Clown Fires Shotgun Wounding 24 at Gladewater Event
Ken Been a rodeo clown from Fort Smith fired a blank charge that turned live, wounding 24 spectators at the Gladewater Roundup Rodeo. Investigators called it an accident. Been faced assault with a prohibited weapon but was not detained as the crowd panic erupted.
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Doyle Johnson
Ken Been
Fort Smith
Ark
Been
Lamar area rises from Arkansas flood as aid lands
In Colorado, conditions improve in Lamar after a mercy flight delivers 4 500 pounds of food. Col. Barfoot notes 80 of the city free of water amid mud in the business district. Floodwaters move downstream toward Kansas as toll rises with at least 17 dead statewide.
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Lamar
Colorado
Arkansas River
Thomas Barfoot
Colorado Air National Guard
Kansas
South Platte
Fout
Julesburg
Sterling
Colo
Barfoot
John Martin
Arkansas
Amateur Radio Network
Las Animas
la Junta
Two Buttes
Sidney
Nebraska State Patrol
Garden City
Main Street
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