Algeria Faces Civil War as Ben Bella Forces Advance
Algerians brace for conflict as Ben Bella loyalists seize key towns including Constantine and Bone while Kabylie and Akers regions organize resistance from Titouzot and surrounding mountains. Ben Khedda government ministers flee to Kabylie as clashes widen across Algiers and ports. Rebels mobilize up to thousands, aided by former French troops and mountain guerrillas as a three-way power struggle unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Kabylie
Ahmed Ben Bella
France
Algeria
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Ben Khedda
Mie Kabylie
Wilaya
Ben Bella
Akers
Ben Bi
Ti Tle
Constantine
Rere
Bone
Rgion
Bey
Kriny
Mohammed Boudiaf
Col
Mohand Oild
Green
Meditteranean
Ould Hadj
Crash Victim Remains Critical in Elmira Hospital
ERIE Mrs. June Bammer, 40, of Lawrence Park, remained in critical condition after a Monday morning crash in New York. Injuries include fractures to the left arm leg ankle and a head injury. Her husband Rev. Caurle Bainer 47 and their son Mark 13 were reported in fair condition in Elmira at Arnot Ogden Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
June Bammer
Lawrence Park
New York State
Arnot-Ogder Hospital
Elmira
N. Y
C’aurle Bainer
Christian and Missionary Alliance Chifch
Mark
Committee Okays 17 Month Ban on RR Mergers
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee backed a 17 month halt on railroad mergers valued at 200 million dollars or more if they reduce competition. The moratorium runs until December 31, 1963 with bankrupt railroads exempt. Subcommittee split along party lines, Democrats for Republicans against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Antitrust
Justice Department
Commerce Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
TCC
Pho
Senate Antitrust Committee
Hoffa Denounces McClellan Over Senate Report
Hoffa accuses Sen. John L. McClellan of lies about his union and officers robbery. He calls the Senate subcommittee report a fabrication and challenges McClellan to repeat statements outside immunity, noting he may invoke the Fifth Amendment again. Hoffa spoke at an Ohio Teamsters conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RoHoffa
Presmensters Union
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate
McClellan
Hoffa
Ohio Teamsters
Florida
Army rotates three battle groups to Europe for six months
Washington reports the Army will send three battle groups overseas for six month tours starting Oct 1 as part of a broader troop rotation test. The plan aims to train units for rapid worldwide deployment and may reduce annual gold outflow. Dependents will not accompany overseas rotations.
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Washington
Europe
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
Army
2Nd Infantry Division
Pt. Benning
8Th Infantry Division
Germany
4Th Infantry Division
Spartanburg Sacred Concert Aids Morris Scholarship Fund
A concert in memory of Miss Lucy A Morris is planned for September 29 as a benefit for the Sparta students scholarship fund named for Morris who served long at the school. Donors listed include Jay C Huff Spartansboro Titusville Trust and Mrs Eisie Bell Davis with various contributions. performers span Corry Titusville Buffalo Meadville Mercer and local groups.
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Lucy A. Morris
Sparta
Liley
Morris
Shu
Corry
Titusville
Oi City
Buffalo
Meadville
Mercer
Jay C. Huff
Leian
Spartanshoro
Titusville Trust
Eisie Belli Davis
PSEA
Richard Hays
George Pfusei
Cali
Robert Bunce
Ralph v
Nancy Blakeslee
Grace Bunner
Sparta Grange plans two nose clinics and a nationwide contest
chairman of the committee and News assistant Mrs Witla Stouwens Mog lead Sparta Grange events in Bath Marika Crawford Gordon Fra Volebake Sherlock Jed Good Will and Gynt Metal. Pauline Montgomery is the nurse. Two nose clinics are planned at the Sparta Grange. The Grange participates in a national community betterment contest with prizes totaling 70000 dollars for top contestants. The group has completed several projects including fair, fundraiser drives, road work and other civic efforts. Gertrude Heeht visited the Staubtore during a recent stop in Mucktown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witla Stouwens Mog
Chreate Bath
Marika Crawford
Gordon Fra- Volebake Sherlock
Jed
Good Will
Pauline Montgomery
Sparta Grange
National Grange
Sparta Grae
Rars
Poligelinite
Xinaier Contel Luulioris
Con Artist Swindles 11 Year Old For Magazine Subscription
Police report a man used a GRE re magazine scam to trick an 11 year old girl into handing over seven dollars and fifty cents of her father’s money. The barber shop owner stated his daughter answered the door to a woman caller claiming to collect for a 3 magazine subscription. The suspect, described as five feet eight inches tall with a Southern accent, disappeared with the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GRE Re Magazine
Attelinn
Bisse Menchelis
Bill
Voyerottees Mts Throtize Spa
Brockway Glass reports nine month income rise
Brockway Glass Co Inc posts net income of 1 584 113 for the first nine months. Earnings per share not clearly stated. Company faces uncertain year end as figures from the source are partially garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockway
Brockway Glass Co., Inc
Businessmen pressed into politics spark movement
Across the nation the business community debates taking a more active role in politics to influence policy. More than 250 corporations urge management to run for office and shape government relations, citing a need to counter liberal dominance and redress the balance. The movement is backed by the Effective Citizens Organization, with figures like Henry Ford II and Herbert Hoover on its advisory council, aiming to inject new talent into both major parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Lane
AP Business News
New York
Ford Motor Co
Busi- TV
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Monirpoliics
General Electric Co. Standard Oi
Tridiana
Effective Citizens Organization
Herbert Hoover
Henry Ford II
James A. Farley
George M. Humphrey
Secretary of the Treasury
Eisenhower
Richard Cardinal Cushin
Boston
Citizens Group
Generals of Finance and Industry
Republican
Democratic Party
Corhor Val
Syracuse
David H. Jaquith
Gow
York
Warnhorgen
Senthar
Ty ‘Golawner
Kane
Sein Mw Pnd
New
Pusiuss Ventures
Political currents reshape liberal influence in New Aton
Analysts note a drift away from old party dynamics as business interests and corporations expand lobbying power. The piece cites waning public engagement, with only a small share of national ventures joining movements, while railroads and utilities historically shaped policy through influence.
Boy 8 Admits False Alarms At Dunkirk School
An eight year old boy admitted pulling two fire alarms at Dunkirk High School after being spotted at a fire box. He was questioned by Dunkirk Police and other officials, denied knowledge of other acts, reprimanded, and placed in parental custody.
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Rene
Tye
Dirk Potter
Ip Aineyear
Adinit
Don‘kirkigh School
Dinie
Dunkirk Po- Ticelot
Conrad Nowak
Patralian
Vicar Tire
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is Always There
A reflective note on the enduring permanence of written text compared to spoken language. The piece contrasts transitory speech with lasting print, highlighting how newspapers capture moments while spoken words fade.
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Corinsal Rey
Bainor
Rexall
Deke Darel Ela Ey Eem
Spartansburg
Haran
Jerry Alsdorf
Larry Greer
Cornell University
Tihad
Joseph Fleming Jr
Ti Me
Cornell
Zeta
Sparta School
Jerey Hig
Joel Alsdort
College of Agriculture
Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Carter
Pan
McCray
Alva Rowe
Anthony, Fla
McCrays
Union City
Jerry Bauer
Reevel
Priday
Nishbe
Jerry
St Vincent's Hospital-in-Birne
Hydetown Grange
Dris
William Lenihan
Bret
Forrest Conantail
Painesville
Ohio
Phillip Northrop Ralls
Vernon Grange
Crawford County
John Baker
Spatta Grange
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Harold Gibson
Conneaut Lake
Clarencé Smith
Carrig’s Footwear
Gertrude Heeht
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