Executions of Secret Army killers at dawn in Algeria
At Fort Du Troi D'Enfer near Paris two Secret Army killers were executed by firing squad. Albert Dovecar, 87, a former Foreign Legion sergeant, and Claude Pieats, 27, a civilian, were shot after being convicted of killing a police commissioner in Algiers in 1961. The fate of Jouhaud, 57, awaited a possible life spare from President De Gaulle, amid reported talks deadlock with nationalist groups and a call to evacuate civilians as a scorched earth policy loomed. Continued on Page Eight.
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Parisapi
Secret Army
Gene Edmond Jouhaud
Jouhaud
de “Gane
de Gabile
Algiers
Mossent
Algeria
Paris
Fort du Troi D'Enfer
Hell Hole Fort
Albert Dovecar
Foreign Legion
Claude Pieats
Dovecar
Pieats
Learn-To-Swim Program Begins At The Y
The annual Learn-To-Swim program sponsored by the Red Cross and the YMCA starts Monday at the pool. It targets novices and aims to ease fear of water while teaching fundamentals through 11 lessons over two weeks with instructors Cochran Miller Post Tarbell and assistants May Campbell Ally Loomis Hassan.
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The
Red Cross
Young Men's Christian Association
Regis Hant
William Cochran
Dean Miller
Charles Post
Norman Tarbell
Robert May
Toni Campbell
Mike Ally
Allen Loomis
Sheyla Hassan
Ot Ber
Graceboys
Father Of Four Killed In Fire Start Attempt
AP report from Menons, Pa says Harry Morgan, about 45, of Avosia, was killed when attempting to start a gasoline fire in his home. Coroner says severe burns and possible smoke inhalation. Morgan’s wife Goldie and four children escaped from the duplex as two delivery men alerted occupants. Firefighters prevented spread to the second floor. In Philadelphia, Gov Hughes and wife took home an infant from hospital after a birth.
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Menons
al Sommerset
Robert H Halversant
Harry Morgan
Avosia
Somerset
Morgan
Goldie
Wikdow Ible iMedia
Twat
Pred Wilker
Frieden
Charles Foust
Otter
Bill Tates Job Outlook Brighter In Corry Office
William Michael manager of the Corry Pennsylvania States Employment Office reports a rosier May with 192 local job placements in clerical service retail and wholesale sectors. The office reduced unemployment to 6 to 9 percent regionally, while noting 14 classifications still stalled and several new plants added to the Corry area economy. Michael highlights improving employment activity year over year despite ongoing classifications and the broader labor market context.
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William
Bill) Michael
Corry
Pennsylvania
Bill
Yeats
Michael
Union City
Corry Area
Brshtt
PSES
Lowe
Kat Plage Inn
Industrial Deppmient Corporation
Miblvonnnine
Bett Jatier Firmie
Lion's
Twett
Eenkel
Cei
Michiel
Jay
Five killed in Palmyra house fire
In Palmyra Pennsylvania a father Charles Neiswender aged 27 and his five children Natalie Kathleen 5 Charles 4 Karl 3 Terry 1 died in a early morning blaze at their five room cottage north of the Lebanon County community. Neiswender tried to shield the children and was found in the arms of the one year old. his wife Penzy survived with burns and shock and was hospitalized. Fire Chief Lloyd Martin said the frame building was engulfed when crews arrived about 4 a.m. The cause remained undetermined.
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Palmyra
Lebanon County
Charles Pranklin Neiswenher
Natalie
Kathleen
Charles
Karl
Terry
Neiswender
Penzy
Lebanon
Good Samaritan Hospital
Lloyd Martin
A. H. Hessey
Corry Donors Blood Drive Saves Girl Life
Nurses and physicians at Corry’s Red Cross center reported a dramatic blood donor event. Gina Statik, daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Stanton of Fyewsbrrg, NY, received 38 pints of blood from local volunteers. Doctors described the operation as successful and life saving for the young patient.
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Corry
Carey
Coty
Gina Statik
Walter Stanton
Fyewsbrrg
Plane crash survivor in Texas shows grim recovery
Harold Vance, 33, of Ripley Ohio, the sole survivor of the Memorial Day plane crash that killed his brother and three nieces, is described as a little sicker at Brooks Army Hospital. Dr. Lawrence Rose says the patient remains in dangerous condition. if he survives four to five weeks, recovery possible but uncertain. His wife Mabel and mother Genevieve Vance are with him. his brother Robert, 44, died earlier at Brooks.
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Erie
Harom—vance
Ripley
Brooks Army Hospital
Texas
Lawrence Rose
Brooks
Harold
Rose
Turpentine Fire Fatal to Man in Corning
Richard Mannine, 8, died today at Corning Hospital from burns suffered in a turpentine fire that leveled his vat. State Police say he was heating turpentine to brew off tree stumps when the flames spread. His wife escaped unharmed.
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Corning
Richard
Mannine
Fiji
Manning
Short-Changed Packaged Goods Underweight Claim
Washington AP reports concern over underweight packaged commodities in interstate trade. Pennsylvania official Barratt notes widespread shorting of weights and measures with over 41,000 packages audited. Genevieve Hindl from the internal affairs office cites federal cooperation and a proposed national committee to curb abuses.
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Washington
Pennylvania
Barratt
J Hess
Turrell
Trom
Senate debate on foreign aid limits and Yugoslavia restrictions
The Senate debated a proposed aid cut targeting Yugoslavia and Communist nations, with an amendment to bar 10 million in development loans and halt surplus agricultural shipments to Yugoslavia. Supporters argued the move protects U S security while opponents warned it could aid hostile powers.
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Washington
Sisihile
Maraist
Senate
Yinoblayia
Soviet Union
Frank Lauselie
Ohio
White “House
Yugoslavia
Paland
Mike Mansfied
Montana
White House
United States
Kennedy McCormack battle for Massachusetts Senate nomination
In Springfield the Democratic state party convention opens to handle credentials and rules as Edward M Kennedy and Edward J McCormack Jr fight for endorsement. Kennedy seeks party backing to secure a September primary ballot spot. a convention victory is not final and both candidates plan to contest in the primary.
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Springfield
Mass
Kennedy
McCormack
U.S
Massachusetts
Edward. M
Ted
Te Sehiate
Tras
Springfield Municipal Auditorium
U.S Naval Academy
Boston University
Laws Schoal Kennedy
Harvard College
University of Virginia Law School
Swttotle County
Boston
Beauty on Main St Downtown Asks Merchants Support
The Retail Merchants Division plans to install potted plants and vines in aluminum meter containers outside stores. Merchants will be asked to purchase $18 containers. evergreen shrubs may replace flowers later. City crews will install holders as part of a Fourth of July beautification effort supported by council and the chamber committee.
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Merchants Association
Corry Chamber of Commerce
EW. Peldt
Girard Cop Subject Of $15,000 Suit
Three Venango County residents filed a $15,000 plus damages suit yesterday against a state trooper from Girard Substation. They allege negligence in a January 1961 two car collision near Clintonville that injured all three: Hettates, Evelyn Pye, and Hase Hartle of Emlentow.
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SRIE
Venango County
Pennsylvania
Girard Substaton
Clintonville
Georee
Ehattes
Evelyn Pye
Hase Hartle
Emlentow
Nomination as Ambassador by Kennedy Stirs Politics
President Kennedy nominated Matthew H. McCloskey a Philadelphia fund raiser for the post of ambassador to Ireland amid Senate expectations. The move follows his long service as Democratic party treasurer, with reports noting a controversial resignation and a high-profile background in real estate and party politics.
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Washington
Matthew H. McCloskey
Philadelphia
Kennedy
Trelan
McCloskey
Norton
Senate
Grant Stockdale
Miami
Kennedy McCloskey
Democratic Party
Byllson
Ship Increase Report For Southeast and South Central Regions
A report notes a rise in ship activity by seven vessels last year in the southeastern and south central regions, boosting overall Aiattieh totals. Authorities cited regional trade shifts and port throughput as contributing factors to the increase.
UN Ponders Little Congo Troubles
The United Nations General Assembly resumes its sixth session amid debate over independence for Ruanda-Urundi and consideration of timing for Rhodesia and Southern Rhodesia. Delegates urged cautious steps and coalition building after unrest and racial tensions in Ruanda. Archbishop Makarios attends, with July 1 eyed as a potential independence date.
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U.N. General Assembly
Hel Wilm
Ruanda
United States
U.N
Sike
Cypress
Randa
Wesltivsday
Five Nation “Inn Commission
Union City Council Moves to Enforce Paving Liens
Union City Borough Council voted to authorize the solicitor to collect all outstanding liens for paving sidewalks and related installations. Debtors face immediate action as notices will be served to property owners. the measure targets liens totaling hundreds of dollars.
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Union City
Union City Borough Council
Borough of Union City
Borough Forum
James Barnes
Ames City Boll
Bitton Lats
Ton City
Corry Swimmers Set for Memorial Meet Participation
Corry YMCA sends a team to the Frank War ntka Swim Meet at Tech Memorial pool on Saturday. Local representatives Sheyla Hagsin Harrisyn Keppel James Moususe Douglas Rozellery will compete, signaling ongoing YMCA efforts to support regional swimming in Western Pennsylvania.
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YMCA
Nana Frank
Satuirdy
Tech Memorial Pool
Eeane
Sheyla Hagsin
Harrisyn Keppel
James Moususe
Douglas Rozellery
Pennsylvania
Warnika
Trie Fv
Philae Priammer
Doliglas Rovelle
Miss Mary
Beth
Keppelt
Corry
Evie
Lawrence Airport Authority Eyes Hard Surface Runway
The Lawrence Airport Authority voted to continue investigating costs for paving a 100 foot wide 3,000 foot long runway segment after two incidents left planes stuck on sod. Leonard Bills urged a hard surface, while Clarence Wallace and a slate of trustees will survey local industry for support and financing options. The group also discussed buying a gang mower to maintain the sod field and reassessing the runway project’s feasibility.
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Lawrence
Leonard Bills
Cleveland
Pennsylvania— Ronauties —‘Commission
Ie Cortychtport
Clarence Wallace
Authority
Paul Auer
Thomas Rothrock
Boy commits suicide during class at Paseo High
Kansas City authorities report a 11 year old boy, student Charles Leroy Holden, leaped from a fourth floor classroom window in Paseo High School yesterday. He died at the hospital shortly after, as teachers and 35 classmates watched. Officials say the family discussed the issue privately amid a disciplinary context.
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Kansas City
API
Charles Leroy Holden
Paseo High School
Sry V
Charles V
Holden
Lord Attlre Improves London Hospital Outcome
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a hospital improvement in London with references to a 1 year old, a prune hamister, and a surgical ward. The text mentions a hospital spoke entie ty rmkling and a howpthal, with unclear dates or names.
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Lord Attlre
London
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