Terrorism Spreads In Algeria Amid Salafist Violence
Report from Algiers details a widening campaign by the European Secret Army across Algeria’s Sahara and Algiers. Bombings arsons and robberies target French authorities and European interests as Moslem nationalist leaders hint at a possible halt to the terror wave amid talks with European figures.
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Andrew Borowiec
Algiers
European Secret Army
Sahara
Algieria
Hassi Messaoud
Secret
Hassi Tuareg
Algeria
Chawki Mostefai
Mostefa
Abderrham
Ane Fares
Tunis
Mostefai
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Pro
Mastefai
Fares
Mustapha
Residentail Telemly
Baraki
FLN
National Algerian Movement
MNA
Methodists Assign 589 Ministers
The five day West Virginia Conference meeting announced 589 ministerial assignments for the new church year. Bishop Fred G. Holloway presided in Charleston. Several district superintendents were named. Rev. Ray W. Wilson will lead the Moorefield District, replacing Rev. W. Reece Burns. Other appointments included ministers to First Church South Charleston and churches in the Charleston District.
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Buckhannon
West Virginia
Fred G. Holloway
Charleston
Theatete
Will Hove
Ray W. Wilson
First Methodist
South Charleston
Moorefield
W. Reece Burns
Methodist Temple
Beckley
First
Wilson
R. S. Mel
Wesley
Tor
N. W
Gomery
J. B. Dryfield
J. Elbert
Archdio- Perkins
William A. Woods
Huntington
Claude R. Collins
Bishops’ Office
L. E. Crow
U S Publicly Admits Lying and Khrushchev's Reveal
The article covers U S officials denying deliberate deception over U 2 spy plane incidents during May 1962 and Khrushchev revealing that Powers survived, with White detailing press censorship and the handling of strategic shipments to the Soviet bloc. It notes statements by Senator Keating and a Commerce Department spokesman on export licenses and public disclosure limits.
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David Wise
Thomas B. Ross
Thompson
State Department
Lincoln White
New York
Kent
Sneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Herter
Washington
Teheran
Istanbul
Athens
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Keating
Southeast Asia
Jessup Lane
Bethesda
Khrushchev
Powers
Supreme Soviet
William Shelton
Commerce Department
Department
Congress
Derailment of Train Injures Passengers in Missoula Curve
MISSOULA Mont A Northern Pacific luxury train derailed on a mountain grade near Missoula injuring about 5 percent of its 530 passengers a child killed and most others sent to hospitals. The Seattle to Chicago Coast Limited plunged down a steep embankment after the curve as officials prepared a full report.
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Missoula
Mont
Northern Pacific Rail
Road
North Coast Limited
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Minn
Seattle
Chicago
North Lynn
Diesel Coast Limited
Catholic Church Ends Racial Segregation in Georgia Schools
Archbishop Hallinan announced that racial lines would be erased in archdiocesan schools in Atlanta and four Georgia counties affecting about 8,000 students including 735 Negro pupils. The move covers 3 Atlanta high schools 2 academies and elementary schools in several cities. In related news a deadly railroad crash near an unnamed location left one person dead and several injured as a dome car dangled from a 100-foot embankment after a high-speed mishap.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Alanta
Paul J. Hallinan
New Orleans
Archdiocesan
Two Killed In Sunday Car Wrecks
Sunday traffic toll rose with two fatalities on the West Virginia Turnpike near Charleston Beckley and U S 21 at Ripley. Victims include Miss Topsy O'Dell Beckley College instructor and Ronald R Walker of Ripley. Other victims Debby Sue McCoy 2 of Barboursville Thurmond Bailey 26 of Roderfield McDowell County. Rescue efforts described and toll totals for the weekend lifted to six across the state with hundreds of passengers affected by a railroad incident in Montana not clearly connected to the car crashes.
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Topsy O'Dell
Beckley
West Virginia
Charleston
Miss O'Dell
Beckley College
Ronald R. Walker
Ripley
Walker
U.S
Debby Sue McCoy
Barboursville
W.va
Cabell County
Thurmond Bailey
Roderfield
U S Space Program To Shift Toward Military Role
The Defense Department moves to a manned space program to inspect and destroy hostile space vehicles, signaling a major shift from a civilian focus. A six month study will draft an enlarged military space program, with the Air Force tasked to develop required technology. The White House and space council urge broader military space aims, implying a substantial expansion of national space activities.
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New York Times Co
Washington
Defense Department
Soviet Union
Air Force
White House
National Aeronauteics and Space Council
Indicas
Government plans to publish detained list amid Franco decree
Inside today informed sources say the government will publish a list of those detained, held under a Friday decree restricting Spaniards in Spain. Political experts say the Munich meeting was ill timed and that opposition groups aided Gen Franco by the gathering, while moderate dissidents from Page Goren on Bridge and other sections follow.
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Spain
Franco
Munich
Wanda Estelle Monta
Princeton
William Newman
Waskegan
Ill
Mercer County
Walker
Ripley Vetterans
Lois
Bert
Page Goren
Charleston
Russell
Columbus
Ohio
Ada Young
Rey W
Susan Sundin
Secee
Cohumms
Castle
Sasasdave
Archdiocese ends plan to resist desegregation push
Archbishop Hallinan cites church's cooperative desegregation progress in New Orleans as a factor for new action. He notes fear of tax status loss but expresses confidence punitive measures would not be imposed. Six Negro eighth graders chose previously white schools in tests on April 3.
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Hallinan
Franco crackdown arrests opposition leader in Spain
In Madrid Gen Francisco Franco’s government jailed at least one opposition leader and exiled two others amid a broad crackdown. Official sources say anti Franco elements are being rounded up after a Munich meeting. Joaquin Fernandez de Sarrastegui, monarchist and executive of Minnesota Mining Spanish affiliate, was detained after returning from Munich and held in security headquarters.
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Harold K. Milks
Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Franco
Munich
Germany
Joaquin Fernandez de Sarrastegui
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co
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