Humboldt Grand Lake Reunion Notes and Local News
Humboldt area residents hosted a two day Grand Lake reunion at a cabin with boating and visiting among families including the Linihan and Roberts households. Nearby updates mention tomato crops ripening, summer plans, trips to Phoenix and Baldwin, and church and camp activities adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Chetopa
R. L. Linihan
Mike
Shawnee Mission
Ed Brown
Muskogee
Congress in Action Seeks Action on Kennedy Proposals
Congress moves slowly toward key Kennedy measures as a Senate House spat over prestige blocks money bills. A revised sugar quota bill gains support in the Senate and House, with final accord needed by the fiscal year deadline Saturday. The debt limit increase to 308 billion dollars also awaits passage before the same deadline.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Senate House
House
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Erie Charivari Marked by Noise for New Couple
A rural Erie celebration echoed along the Neosho River as Kenneth Killough and his bride hosted about 150 guests at 403 North Grant. Neighbors and relatives joined in a noisy, old fashioned chari vari with crackers, pistols and pans to honor the newlyweds.
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Erie
Neosho River
Kenneth Killough
Killough
N. Grant
Charles Forsyth and Sons
Johnny
Mike
Casper
Wyo
Boulders Dam
E. J. Macken
Omaha
Neb
Grip of OAS Seems Looser In Algeria
In Oran the Secret Army Organization appears to be losing influence as the grip on the city loosens though the outcome is not yet certain. The article notes no decisive confrontations but signals a potential decline in the gang’s control amidst broader political maneuvering in Washington over farm and education bills and Social Security funded elder care. Local visits anchor the piece with ties to Miami and California as individuals migrate or reconnect.
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Algiers
Oran
House Agriculture Committee
Senate
House
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Jean Defour
Algeria
Wayne Morse
White House
Kennedy
Oran unrest lingers as ex-general claimed control
Reports from Oran say ex-General Paul Gardy allegedly fled with aides and claimed leadership of the secret army after top figures were captured. Pierre Laffont of Echo D’Oran urged peaceful independence while Calm returned as sabotage-abated lines half restored. A major fire on waterfront oil tanks halted port exits for refugees. Rene Soyer predicted a peace amid mediation efforts between secret army and the FLN.
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Oran
Paul Gardy
Gardy
Secret Army
Pierre Laffont
Echo D’oran
European Community
Algeria
Laffont
Rene Soyer
One Man Emergency Squad Rescues Woman, Fights Fire
Don Kemp of Olean New York becomes a one-man emergency squad after aiding a woman who fell into Olean Creek and quickly using a fire extinguisher to put out a mattress fire in a nearby house.
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Olean
N. Y
Don Kemp
Olean Creek
Ulbricht Rejects Four-Power Talks in Berlin Standoff
East German leader Walter Ulbricht rejects Western four power talks saying negotiations must be about normalizing relations between East Germany and West Berlin and that only removal of the occupation regime in West Berlin is possible. He calls to stop border provocations and West Berlin propaganda including RIAS.
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Wall
West Berlin
West
Agreement by Friday Prompted Move to Oran
The text notes an agreement due by Friday and mentions a move to Oran with the implication of new instructions for the parties involved.
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Oran
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