Algeria seeks cohesion amid Boummedienne regime shift
In Algiers the Boumedienne regime moves to project unity at home and gain international recognition as arrests are announced targeting former President Ahmed Ben Bella and six other top politicians. Secrecy cloaks the revolutionary council while support widens among old Ben Bella ministers and Berber leader Mohand Ouel Hadj. Some figures remain cautious as a downtown Algiers demonstration grows.
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New York Times
Algiers
Houari Boummedienne
Information Ministry
Ahmed Ben Bella
Hadj Ben Alla
National Assembly
Mohammed Nekkadhe
Abderrahmane Cherif
Boumedienne
Revolutionary Council
Ben Bella
Mohand Ouel Hadj
Ferhat Abbas
Kabylia
Tennessee Prisoners End Strike At Brushy Mountain Mine
In Petrol Tennessee AP prisoners ended a 20 hour sit down in a coal mine near Brushy Mountain State Prison after hostages were escorted back to cells. Lonnie Arms and Warden Lake Russell agreed to discuss grievances. This marks the fifth hostage incident since 1958 with talks to follow by Harry Avery and officials.
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Tenn
Brushy Mountain State Prison
Lonnie Arms
Lake Russell
John Winsett
Russell
Harry Avery
East Tennessee
Producer Selznick Dies at 63 in Hollywood
Hollywood reports producer David Selznick died from a heart attack Tuesday at age 62. The longtime MGM figure had produced Gone With the Wind and other classics. An interview by his press agent appeared in the Hollywood Reporter as he had been inactive in recent years. He had married Jennifer Jones in Italy in 1949 after a divorce from Irene Mayer Selznick, daughter of Louis B. Mayer.
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Hollywood
David Selznick
Russell Birdwell
The
Hollywood Reporter
Selanick
Jennifer Jones
Portofino
Italy
Irene Mayer Selanick
Louis BR. Mayer
MGM
Korea and Japan Sign Long Awaited Postwar Treaty
South Korea and Japan formally signed a treaty and related protocols restoring normal relations after 60 years. Foreign Minister Lee Dong Won and Etsusa buro Shiina led the ceremony in Tokyo as student demonstrations rocked both nations and Parliament ratification loomed. In Seoul crowds numbered over 5,000 as protests continued.
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Kay Tateishi
Tokyo
Japan
South Korea
Lee Dong Won
Etsusaburo Shiina
Seoul
U S Planes Strike Deep Inside North Viet Nam
U S Air Force Thunderchief bombers with escorts attacked Son La army barracks 110 miles west northwest of Hanoi and the Van Nuoc Chieu depot 70 miles west, northwest of Saigon. The raids marked deep penetration into North Viet Nam with 750 pound bombs, destroying buildings and drawing light to moderate anti aircraft fire.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U. S
Air Force
Son la
Hanoi
van Nuoc Chieu
Ho Chi Minh
Pentagon
U.S
Red China
van Nuoe Chieu
Soviet ok seen for Commonwealth peace team trip to Moscow
A Soviet diplomat indicated Moscow would permit the Commonwealth peace mission on Viet Nam to visit. In talks with Western journalists, the embassy probed origins and potential outcomes of the mission while showing unease over the Viet Nam escalation. The Russians contrasted their stance with that of the Chinese Communists and warned Beijing may seek to humiliate both powers.
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New York Times
London
Commonwealth
Viet Nam
Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Johnson approves 37 million in aid to UAR
President Johnson ends a six month food aid suspension by authorizing shipment of 7 million worth of surplus food to Egypt. State Department says relations have improved since the aid stop. In mid April the UAR halted support to Congo rebels, a factor in last year's tensions.
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Washington
Johnson
Egypt
State Department
United Arab Republic
UAR
Congo
VU. Savar
Three Kanawha Men Die In Highway Crash Near Weirton
A car crossed the median on Route 60 near the West Virginia Turnpike entrance Tuesday afternoon, colliding with an oncoming vehicle and killing three Kanawha County men while injuring two others. Victims include Gary Raymond Dawson 25 Delarma D Asbury 72 and his son Cody 37. Carl Asbury 41 was hospitalized in satisfactory condition. Delmar Russell Asbury 16 sustained serious injuries. Investigating troopers cited Dawson's car crossing into eastbound lanes. Funeral arrangements followed for the deceased and survivors listed.
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Tuesginia Turnpike
U.S. 60
Weal Virginia Turnpike
Kanawha County
Gary Raymond Dawson
Charmwood Dr
du Pont
Belle
Stonewall Jackson High School
West Virginia Wesleyan
Delarma D. Asbury
Rt. 4
Charleston
Cody
Union Carbide Metals
Alloy
Carl Asbury
Charleston Memorial Hospital
Delmar Russell Asbury
du Pont Ave
B. Belle
Delarma
Charleston General Hospital
R. E. O'Dell
BE. L. Greathouse
D. L. Lemon
Dawson
O'Dell
Asbury
Fidler and Frame Funeral Home
Cook Funeral Home
Cedar Grove
J. FE. Johnson Funeral Home
Kanawha City
Virgie Lee
Manuel
Harley
Cephis
Clarice Bess
Lawrence
Bancroft
Kerry
Elk Two
Byrd Defeats DC Welfare Funds in Senate Debate
The Senate backed its committee system and rejected President Johnson's request for funds to start a West Virginia style welfare plan in Washington. Sen Byrd proposed an alternative aid program winning 76 to 14, while his measure to provide 200000 for families of unemployed parents failed 47 40 3. The dispute included a tense exchange with Sen Pastore as Byrd argued DC welfare would be harder to manage than in West Virginia.
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Gazette
Washington Bureau
Washington
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
D-W. Va
Johnson
Byrd
John C. Pastore
West Virginia
Columbia
West
Pastore
District of Columbia
Rhode Island
Wayne Morse
Ore
Robert FL Kennedy
D- N.Y
Hottest Day Of Year Record Set At 89 Degrees
Meteorologist Walter Wolfe reports Kanawha Airport station reached 89 degrees between 3 and 4 p.m. Tuesday, surpassing 88-degree readings from May 9 and May 25. Forecasters predict mostly sunny and warm conditions with a near 90 degree high and isolated late day thunderstorms.
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Walter Wolfe
U.S. Weather Bureau
Kanawha
Cigarette Warning Bill Clears House by Voice Vote
A bill to require health warning on every cigarette pack passed the House by voice vote. It bars FTC mandated cigarette ad warnings and blocks state and local mandates. The bill awaits Senate consideration with no time limit stated.
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Washington
House
Federal Trade Commission
John E. Mass. HL
Philip Barton
D-Calif
Moss
FTC
Senate
FRC
Frank Chelf
Appalachia Books Reach West Virginia For Education Aid
Nearly 25000 books prepared to enrich children in small isolated schools are en route to West Virginia. The first of three railroad cars left Louisville Kentucky and should arrive in Welch this week with two more carloads to follow. The Books for Appalachia program is led by the Council of Southern Mountains with the National Congress of Parents and Teachers and REA Express involvement.
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West Virginia
Louisville
Welch
Appalachia
Council of Southern Mountains
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
REA Express
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Amber Lee
Raymond E. Dawson
Simpson- Chandler Funeral Home
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