Algeria to appoint pro Red leaders in new cabinet reshuffle
Algeria shifts toward pro communist balance as Ferhat Abbas becomes premier with Ben Yousset ben Ehedda 41 and Sad Dahl 42 in key posts. The reshuffle signals stronger ties with the Soviet bloc and potential constraint on France, with Abbas and allies aiming to consolidate rebel rule while Ben Khedda is sidelined from the premiership. The move follows international discussions in Belgrade and Tripoli as rebel factions seek unity and influence.
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Migrant Farm Worker Stabbing Death Leads to Arrest
A migrant farm worker was stabbed to death at a California work camp on Sunday night. Police arrested 21 year old co worker Biflis Leonard of Texarkana Arkansas after he claimed they were playing around when the stabbing occurred. Other workers identified the victim as Thomas Williams aged about 18 from Tirety Pass BC. The incident involved several migrant laborers and prompted a homicide investigation.
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Brazil’s Goulart faces uncertain path amid upheaval
The article outlines President Goulart’s fragile position as Brazil wavers between civil unrest, potential military intervention, and international pressures after Quin Drys resignation revelation. It notes Goulayt’s travels to China and Paris, public reaction at home, and ongoing concerns over corruption and reforms.
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Reforms and tensions in Latin America under Marlow analysis
James Marlow surveys 1960s Latin America noting Brazil’s reform efforts and clashes with workers and police. He warns against communism’s spread, cites Cuba and China as cautionary references, and argues US policy remains cautious despite regional upheavals shaping future alliances.
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Kennedy to Speak at State Dem Fund Dinner
Ed ward M. Kennedy will be the featured speaker at the State Democratic Party fundraising dinner on September 14 in Harrisburg. The event aims to raise funds for party activities and candidate support.
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Radar Limits Use of Radar Evidence in PA Speed Limits
Lawrence says radar cannot perform miracles but can sharply cut fatalities by enforcing speed limits. Pennsylvania will for first time allow radar evidence in prosecutions starting Friday to deter online speeders and aid law enforcement while maintaining safety goals. He notes past programs reduced highway deaths though arrests via radar were not permitted then.
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Plane Safe After Circling Pittsburgh for 30 Minutes
An Eastern Airlines Constellation carrying five people was forced to circle Greater Pittsburgh Airport for 30 minutes before landing safely. Capt. HS Kluthe of Miami Fl said landing gear trouble caused the delay. The plane was en route from Charlotte NC with one passenger and four crew aboard.
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Police Probe Slaying In Buffalo Hotel Death
Buffalo police pressed a murder probe into the death of 27 year old Donald Moran found beaten in a downtown hotel room. Investigators collected fingerprint data from questioned persons and tested blood stained items including a bathroom sink area bed clothing and a bellboy’s gear while pursuing a New York City suspect who checked out hours before the discovery.
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Slovaks Convene at 34th Triannual Convention
About 500 delegates gather for the Hits Catholic Slobakk Union 34th tri-annual convention. A pontifical Mass by Most Rev John J Wright, bishop of Pittsburgh, opened the meeting yesterday.
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Hemingway on Film Faces Shifts in Classic Adaptations
Hollywood begins a Hemingway tribute in a film series featuring For Whom the Bell Tolls To Have and Have Not and The Sun Also Rises. The articles evaluate fidelity to the novels and stars Gary Cooper Ingrid Bergman Lauren Bacall Bogart and others noting Pamela Paxmonou and Spanish guerrillas. The piece traces later titles Farewell to Arms The Breaking Point The Killers and more with mixed verdicts on adaptation success and era relevance.
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Burt Lancaster on Hemingway films and failures in adaptation
The note surveys Burt Lancaster and several adaptations of Hemingway works. It calls The Shows of Killmagjare (1953) a less happy expansion of a Hemingway short story, rates Snows as his best, and criticizes The Macomber Affair (1947) as a better filmed version of The Short Happy Life of Francis McComber, noting Baja California shooting rather than Africa. It also labels The Old Man and The Sea (1958) as an interesting failure with Spencer Tracy as the expected fisherman but a bare, unfilmable tale.
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Bomb set to hit kids' train fails at Pittsburgh zoo
A home made bomb found Saturday at a seldom used switching track in Highland Park's Children's Zoo failed to detonate as the firing mechanism was disconnected. No train passed over it. George Novak, the train's engineer, discovered the device and a burning smoke bomb in a shed nearby.
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