Algeria Fighting Erupts in Kabylie as Army Advances
Government troops push through Kabylie seizing three rebel towns Azazga Fort National and Michelet reported. Clash casualties noted with three NPLA riflemen killed. leaders Col Mohand Quef Hadj and Hocine Ait Ahmed flee to mountain hideouts amid defiant statements. Foreign reporters protest expulsion by Algiers government.
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Peter Braestrup
New York Times Co
Algiers
Kabylie
Defense Ministry
Socialist Forces Front
National Popular Army
Azazga
Michelet
Fort National
Mohand Quef Hadj
Hocine Ait Ahmed
Ait Ahmed Saith
Tizi Ouzou
Les Quadhias
Tirourda
Dividjura
Tour
Andrew Borawiec
Associated Press
Alain Raymond
United Press International
Christian Guy
Paris
Artree
Jacques Menachem
la Depeche
Go to Courts For Rights Women Told
A minority group that is actually the majority was urged to seek equality through the courts. The Kennedy chaired Commission on the Status of Women rejected a constitutional amendment and urged legal challenges to end discrimination, with 24 recommendations including an executive order for equal opportunity for women in private employment and federal contracts.
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Marjorie Hunter
New York
Washington
Kennedy
Commission On the Status of Women
U. S
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U. S. Supreme Court
Atty. Gen
Robert F. Kennedy
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Health, Education and Welfare
Anthony Celebrezze
Barron Gubernatorial Stand Remains Unclear Says Staff
Reports say McDonough backs Robertson, but Gov. Barron met Wednesday with Ri A. Sawyers Nuckols Ings Barksdale Hardesty and others. No firm decisions reached and no pledge given as Barron weighs Smith Singleton and other contenders amid pressure from party leaders. Sawyers denies backing Smith. Barron calls meetings informal and says no support has been given.
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McDonough
Robertson
Barron
A. Sawyers
Motor Vehicles
Jack A. Nuckols
Clarence Ings
Elmore
A. S. Barksdale Jr
Bluefield
C. Howard Hardesty
Fairportedly
Con
Solidation Coal Co
Singleton
Robert P. McDonough
Smith
Sawyers
U S Swaps Two Accused Spies for Americans in Russia
The United States traded two accused Russian spies for two Americans held in the Soviet Union. Fr. Ciszek, a Pennsylvania born priest arrested in 1940, and Marvin Makinen, a former Fulbright scholar from Ashburnham, Mass., were freed, while the couple Igor Egorov and Aleksandra fled Moscow. The trade followed years of espionage allegations and linked to past swaps, with Powers and Abel cited as a prior exchange.
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Arthur Everett
NEW York
United States
Luc AuUcLivens
Weird Ney
Walter Ciszek
Russia
Siberia
Marvin W. Makinen
Ashburnham
Mass
Kiev
Soviet Union
Idlewild
Ivan D. Egarov
United Nations
Aleksandra
Gromyko
Washington
Egorov
Moscow
Robert K. Baltch
Joy Ann Baltch
Joy Ann Garber
Baltchs
Eggorovs
Ciszek
Lipinski
U. S
Shenandoah
Young Makinen
Chassell
Mich
University of West Berlin
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Ukraine
Earl of Home Backers Get Green Light
The Earl of Home, Britain's foreign secretary, publicly urged supporters Friday night to back his bid for prime minister if luck favors them. His entry to succeed Harold Macmillan followed Macmillan's Thursday operation for prostate removal and a late night TV appearance.
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Sydney Gruson
New York Times Co
Blackpool
Earl of Home
Britain
Earl
Lord Home
Harold Macimillan
Robin Day
British Broadcasting Corporation
Joh
Butler
Viscount
Hailsham
U.S
Australia
Briain
France
Job
Thouse
Two Underground Nuclear Explosions Reported At Nevada Site
The Atomic Energy Commission announced two underground detonations at the Nevada test site on Friday. One test was weapons related, the other part of the Plowshare program for peaceful uses. Both yielded less than 20,000 tons of TNT.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Commission
AEC
Kanawha County to Lead State School Study
Kanawha County school officials on Friday supported Gov. Barron’s proposal for a statewide school study to benefit the entire state. The study, to be headed by Kanawha Intermediate Judge William J. Thompson, was accepted by Judge Thompson and endorsed as an objective inquiry.
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Kanawha
Gov
Barron
William J. Thompson
Thompson
Kanasha County
Kanawha County
C. Carl Tully
Kanawha J
United States and eight others back South Africa resolution
United States Britain and seven other nations reversed abstentions to back a General Assembly vote urging South Africa to drop the trial of 11 political figures and free all prisoners. South Africa opposed the measure, with Honduras Paraguay Portugal and Spain absent. The vote highlighted concerns over wording and the targeted trial in Verwoerd's government.
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New York Times
United Nations
N. Y
United States
Britain
General Assembly
South Africa
Special
Honduras
Paraguay
Portugal
Spain
Hendrik F. Verwoerd
Francis T. P. Plimpton
U.S
Adenauer Resigns as West German Chancellor
Konrad Adenauer submitted his resignation from the West German chancellorship after 14 years in office. The move takes effect Tuesday before parliament votes Ludwig Erhard in as the new chancellor. The 87 year old Christian Democrat sent a handwritten note to President Heinrich Luebke announcing his resignation.
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Bon
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Ludwig Erhard
Adenauer
Heinrich Luebke
Cold War flareup as Soviet checkpoint halts US convoy near Berlin
A Soviet force blocking a US Army supply convoy near Berlin refused to count troops dismounted at the checkpoint, prompting warnings they would remain until traffic handling is settled. A second convoy complied and proceeded, while the first remained halted after its commander refused the demand. The standoff marked a rare Allied confrontation in Berlin and prompted warnings from US officials.
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John C. Koehler
Berlin-M
Berlin
U. S
Associated Press
Heinz Wieseler
Ernoon
U.S
West Germany
ADN
TRE U
Babelsbere
Menri Agency
East
Emanual ‘Linarj
Balti
Sunday Preview: Wallace Run and Political Motives
A Sunday interview with Gov. George Wallace explores his campaign aims and clashes with federal and state authorities including Birmingham’s mayoral politics. Also examines religion in Soviet Russia and official attitudes, plus features on Conner speeches, Hutchins on King, and West Virginia prosperity in the Gazette-Mall.
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George Wallace
Alabama
Gov. Wallace
Russia
Kremlin
Eugene M
Bull) Conner
Robert K. Hutchins
Martin Luther King
State Magazine
West Virginia
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