Algerian Crisis Deepens as Bouillaf Is Arrested
Algerian dissident Mohammed Bouillaf, rival to Ahmed Ben Bella, is held by pro Ben Bella forces amid a widening conflict among Berber factions in Wilaya No. 1 and No. 3. Leaders converge on Algiers seeking reconciliation as violence and political deadlock threaten stability after French rule.
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Mohammed Bouillaf
Ahmed Ben Bella
Algeria
Diay
Boldiat
Wilaya
Wilays
Bott
Kabylie
Molintaais
Bourliaf
Bailldial
Ben Youssef Hen Khedda
Wilaya No. 1
Boutliaf
Ben Bella
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Belkacem Krim
Tizi Ouzou
Ben~ Bella
Hig
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Ben Kheddi
Simmer
Preneh Wovernors
Alglers
Min
Ben Khedda
Mohammed Khider
Khider
Oran
Solulion
Bolidiaf
Finkbines Still Want Abortion
The Finkbines press on for abortion as Deputy County Attorney Gordon states the office could prosecute even if the Superior Court rules the act lawful. Judge McPate gave 10 days for a consult while Walter Cheifrie notes no time limit. Mrs Finkbine, 21 months pregnant, plans to leave the state after hospital and legal consultations with doctors and officials.
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Atty
Felix Gordon
McPate
Walter Cheifrie
Finkbine
Thetate
Howpital
Youth Tarrs 38 000 Philare PhilA supermarket gunman
A supermarket manager told police a nervous youth with a pistol robbed a store yesterday and fled with five dollars. The manager, Joseph Greyer, described the slender youth as Muslim and armed, threatening a clerk during the incident.
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Philares
Phila
Joseph Greyer
Khaled
Mulician
Pennsylvanian derailment blamed on track misalignment mystery
Harrisburg AP reports PRR official Kohout said crewmen saw the track out of alignment before a nine car baseball special derailed into the Susquehanna River near Philadelphia, killing 19 and injuring about 100. Investigators planned to recover last three cars as salvage began. Officials stressed no conclusion yet and noted no sabotage.
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Howard C. Rohout
PRR
Philadelphia
Susquehanna River
Kohout
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
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Elizabethtown
Lancaster
Coatesville
Gineman
J. Shile
Royalton
Shue
Eng Eine
Sam Magaro
Ike
Steelee Sam
Senate Cloture Battle Over Space Network Bill
Democratic foes in the Senate debate a cloture vote to end discussion on a space network bill. Senator Gore leads a speech against it as Senator Smathers signals a cloture petition to force a formal vote, aiming to end 35 years of debate limits.
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Albert Gore
D-Tech
George A. “Smathers
Dfia
Democratic
Senate
D-Tenn
No Center Line On Highway Crash Kills Seven
Quesnel reports a two car collision on a newly paved highway without a center line killed seven, six of them from the James Paxton family returning from a reunion. Otto Thompson of Alexandria, BC died in hospital about 36 hours after the crash. Two Paxton children were injured, one critically. The scene was 8 1/2 miles south of Quesnel. pavement long completed but center stripe not painted.
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Thompson
Alexandria
B.C
James Paxton
Paxton
First Death By Thalidomide Case Shocks Nation
Miss Sherri Finkbine, star of a Phoenix kiddie show, sought an abortion after taking thalidomide believed to cause birth defects. She and her husband plan to go to a friendlier legal climate as 50 states ban abortions except to save the mother's life. The case involves questions of jurisdiction and miscarriages as a life‑saving measure. The AMA studies thalidomide’s risk, while hearings loom with Dr Frances Kelsey noted for halting its distribution in the U.S.
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Phoenix
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Arizona
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Park Avenue
Germany
Chicago
American Medical Association
Council On Drugs
Dru
AMA
Butei
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Senate
Humphrey
Frances Kelsey
Tts
Medleal-Journal
Corry Area faces new school construction needs continued
The Corry Area High School board weighs future classroom demand as overcrowding rises and staff move to library space. A county engineering report guides elementary plans replacing Concord and Harding, with the main high school project estimated near seven hundred ten thousand dollars plus state aid, while student numbers trend upward and facilities strain to fit.
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Corry Area High School
Michael Sane
Selly FO
Thishier
Hickor
Concord
Harding
She. Neve
Baker
Kindentarten
Poalh
Denis Hopils
Usin Wright
Litis Roots
Cl Sill House
Conor
Tift
Nee
Thie
Sar
Auction Seles BA egret LICENSED AND Bonded Live Stock
Licensed and bonded live stock commission merchant offering weekly Tuesday sales. Purchases include complete outfits or management of any type auction. Norvel Reed of Sherman New York lists contact numbers and weekly sale schedule.
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Sherman
N.Y
Dunkirk Man Charged In Weekend Supermarket Burglary
Dunkirk area case reports Willie H. Johnson, 23, charged with third degree burglary after allegedly forcing a rear door at Sam's Supermarket on Route 5 and stealing $50 in food items. Johnson, a Silver Creek resident and truck helper at the store, waived examination at arraignment and awaits court. State Troopers from Westfield arrested him yesterday.
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Sam's
Route 5
Willie H. Johnson
Willant Farias
Portland
Chautanque Botte Dans Ate Maceuler
Johnso
Suipermarket
Westfield State Troopers
City board weighs sites for new sewer facility
Board site committee will show proposed locations at Concord area including Be Haat and East Church streets and nearby sites to the architect this week. Officials expect a report outlining costs and sidewalk impacts as they weigh expanding sewers and fees.
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Concord Steel
Feneral
Hye
Colinell
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