Riots in Algiers over ousted Algeria chief Ben Bella
Riot police guarded Algiers against further protests after Col. Boumedienne’s bloodless coup toppled Ahmed Ben Bella. About 1,000 youths clashed with authorities, trash fires and stone throwing followed a Sunday march. Public gatherings were banned, including Algeria's match with Brazil. The new regime freed political prisoners and faced inquiries from UAR President Nasser’s aide Amer.
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andEaws
Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Col. Houari Boumedienne
Ben Bella
New Reime
Algerian Student Federation
Yahya Ben Bella
Algeria
Boumedienne
Revolutionary Council
Council
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Abdel Hakim
Amer
Boumedi
Edith Fox Dominates Western Riding at Platea Show
Edith Fox wins western riding with Little Tex and places second with Bar Joe Wimpy at the Silver Spurs Corral point show in Platea. She also finishes fourth in trail and registered quarter horse, and fourth in mare halter with Kay ip. Susan Windah of No-Bar claims two performance class titles with Shatana King. Next show slated for Westfield next Sunday.
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WS Uywux
ObixuBar Riding Club of Columbus
Silver Spurs Corral
Platea
Mrs. Fox
Little Tex
Bar Joe Wimpy
Kayip
Susan Windah
No-Bar Club
Shatana King
No-Bar
Morgis
Way
Saarad
Peggy Miller
Gordon Miller
Little Shaver
Cranesville
Girard
Westfield
Beatles Fans Bathed in Police Dogs at London Airport
Police used dogs to disperse about 1,000 teenage Beatles fans at London Airport as some 300 bypassed barriers toward the departure tunnel. The Beatles boarded a distant plane for a tour of France Italy and Spain.
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London
France
Italy
Spain
600 Attend Annual Alumni Dinner Dance at Corry High
Alumni from across the nation and Germany gathered for the 92nd annual dinner and dance at Corry Area High School. About 600 graduates and guests packed the gym for dinner and business meetings, then moved to the auditorium for a roll call, awards, and a program by accordionist William Sprovers.
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Germany
Corry Area High School
William Sprovers
Glass
John Kennedy
Lena Cohen
Virgil G. Curtis
Helene Britton
Alvaro Machado
Brazil
Marjorie Peck
Perry McCray
Merle Amy
Kenneth Burr
Robert Jewell
Ethel Matthews
Clara Hill
Robert Desmond
Keppel Tiffany T
Noted singer Annie Louvin dies in Missouri wreck
Williamsburg Mo. Annie Louvin former Grand Ole Opry member was killed yesterday in a north central Missouri auto collision. Also killed were Louvin's wife Anne Florence 38 and four other persons. Louvin 41 from Hennegar Alabama sang with his brother Charley as the Louvin Brothers with the Opry in Nashville years ago.
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Williamsburg
Staannie Louvin
Grand Ole Opry
Missouri
Louvin
Anne Florence
Hennegar
Ala
Charley
Louvin Brothers
The
Opry
Nashville
YMCA Calendar Week of June 21 Schedule
The YMCA lists a week of activities starting Monday at 7 p m with high school coed and Tri-Hi-Y officers. There are multiple swim sessions, youth classes, family swims, a dance benefit, and a Disney movie event for members and non members throughout the week.
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Corry Area
Columbus Bus Group
Dr. High
Union City
Union City Bus Group
Disney
Crack NYC Train Kills Driver at Fairview
Richard L. Buss 31 of Fairview died when his station wagon collided with the New York Central 20th Century Limited at a crossing. Debris littered 150 feet as the eastbound train remained on the mainline track and police completed an investigation. Buss’s death marks the county’s 21st traffic fatality this year and the crossing has only a warning sign. Services planned for Buss tomorrow.
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Fairview
Richard L. Buss
R. D
New York Central 20Th Century Limited
Girard
Secago
New York
Buffalo
Busi
Bear Lake Community Notes Highlight Elected Officers
Bear Lake beautification meeting at Mrs. Nellie Cornish home elected Hazel Burkey president and Harold Cornish vice president Peggy Osbarns named secretary and Enoch Cornish treasurer. Visitors include Lucile Price in Barker New York. Attendees Merle Connell Elwood Connell and others visit. The EUB Sunday School picnic was at Findley Lake campgrounds last Saturday. Rev Ostrander to attend conference at Findley Lake campgrounds Wednesday through Sunday.
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J. C. Manwaring
Bear Lake
Nellie Cornish
Hazel Burkey
Harold Cornish
Peggy Osbarns
Enoch Cornish
Lucile Price
Dick Price
Barker
N.Y
Merle Connell
Emporium
Elwood Connell
Jamestown
EUB
Findley Lake
J. C. Manwarling
Ida
Emma Edwards
Art McGraw
John Edd
Warren
Walter Newhouse
Ostrander
Baruch quoted as “Dr. Facts” and wartime roles
The obituary recounts Bernard Baruch’s World War I leadership as War Industries Board chairman dubbed “Dr. Facts” by Woodrow Wilson. It notes his push for full facts to guide judgment and his advice to Harding and Coolidge on wartime debt cancellation and a standby mobilization plan. It mentions his postwar public service, Truman’s appointment to the Atomic Energy Commission and the Baruch plan.
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Woodrow Wilson
Baruch
War Industries Board
Wilson
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Harding
Coolidge
Harry S. Truman
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Baruch Shaped Policy From Park Benches and White House
The interview outlines Bernard Baruch’s influence in delaying Allied war debts and supporting the Reconstruction Finance Corp. He advised Presidents Roosevelt and Eisenhower, remained active despite few official posts, and drew praise as a formidable, stylish figure. He lived a long life, with hobbies like swimming and hunting, and kept a sharp political eye into his 90s.
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Herbert Hoover
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Baruch
Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Barach
Ident I
Truman
Democratic Party
New York
Central Park
Lafayette Park
White House
Associated Press
South Carolina
Hobeaw
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