Setbacks for MacArthur On Visit to West Point
By Bob Considine New York General MacArthur, a famed West Point graduate, faced two setbacks in his ties to the academy. On arrival with Whitney, a duty officer barred him as a visitor, despite his claim of old student status. He later delivered a 45 minute address to the cadets despite a recent fever from a virus.
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Harry Truman
Gen Glay Under Pressure on Berlin to Stay Low
WashingtonIA P reports Gen Lucius Clay urged West Berlin to keep tensions down. He warned easing of tension laws could aid East Germany and said Western powers must avoid provoking the Soviet bloc. Clay, Kennedy’s envoy in West Berlin, outlined economic aims and carrier routes impacted by Cold War frictions.
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London
Terrorists In Algiers Gain Trios Bolieves Salan Path
Algiers and Oran face mass terrorism with troops unable to halt the violence. Three man commandos, one attacker and two to cover, roam streets as European secret army factions back the violence. Families suffer as shootings occur in markets and homes, driving a climate of fear and distrust among Muslims and Europeans. The report quotes Vice Admiral Pleix and notes Salan’s treason trial in Paris.
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Rodney Angove
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Secret Army
Cedar Rapids
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Andre Pleix
Naval Air Forces
Algeria
Flan
FAA Eases Its Rules on Jet Landings
FAA abandons higher jet landing minimums and adopts 200 foot ceiling and 0.5 mile visibility at four airports Los Angeles Idlewild Orly and London Heathrow with jets to follow after pilots complete instrument landing tests and airlines install enhanced electronic systems and longer runways to ensure accuracy and safety Pan American and Trans World Air lines are immediately affected
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Washington
UPI
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Los Angeles International
New York
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Orly
Paris
London International
Pan American World Airways
Trans-world Airlines
Air Transport Assn
Air Line Pilots Assn
Caplin charges farmers under fire from Rep Harsha
Rep William Harsha of Ohio condemned Mortimer Caplin for accusing farmers of failing to report four billion dollars in income annually. Harsha called the broad claim irresponsible and an attack on farmers’ character. He cited remarks at a farm editors conference last week.
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Washington
UPI
William Harsha
Ohio
Internal Revenue
Mortimer Caplin
Harsha
Caplin
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Emigration Boosts Italian Labor Force Exodus in Q1 1962
The labor ministry reports 58,000 Italian workers and their families left Italy in early 1962 seeking jobs abroad during the first quarter.
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Labor Ministry
New Non Surgical Pile Cure Bio-Dyne Discovery
Science reports a new healing substance Bio-Dyne used in Preparation H to shrink hemorrhoids stop itch relieve pain without surgery. Reports cite rapid pain relief actual shrinking in many months of observation across varied long standing cases. Sold as suppositories or ointment with applicator at drug counters.
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