Cease-Fire Not Expected To Halt Terrorism
Algerian violence surged with 65 killed and 106 wounded on Wednesday in Oran and Algiers while talks between France and Algerian rebels continued. Observers noted the unrest could continue despite a planned cease-fire as underground groups resist French rule and seek independence.
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Seesvt
Algeria
Parliamee
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PPACE
Elms Weil
Alepria
Secret’ Army
Huwatens
Uy Oran
Ville Nouvelle
Algiers
Armiy
Ertire
France
Raoul Sulan
Charles de Gaulle
Cominique
Television Review From New York On Air Trends
The piece surveys 1960s television style and field reporting norms with examples from NBC CBS and telecasted events. It notes Roy Neal at a large desk in an open field during John Glenn coverage and Walter Cronkite’s lone stand in a remote setting.
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Diblie
Netgort Forte
Therc de Triomphe
Thames
John H. Glenn
Roy Neal
NBC
CBS
Walter Cronkite
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Marshal Dillon
Chester
Dennis Weaver
Dick Powell
Gannon College To Welcome Co-eds In Fall
Gannon College will become co-educational this September offering evening and late afternoon programs to enable both men and women to pursue bachelor’s degrees in a six year span. Courses include accounting art business economics engineering biology psychology and education among others. Cooperative offerings with Mercyhurst and Villa Maria extend degree options and teacher certification.
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Gannon College
Gannon
Mercyhurst College
Villa Maria College
Villa Maria
Mercyhurst
State Senate Lauds State College Grapplers Season Sweep
In Harrisburg the State Senate approved a resolution congratulating State College High School wrestling team and coach Homer J. Barr for a fifth straight undefeated season. Sponsored by Sen. Jo Hays, D-Centre, the measure passed unanimously.
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State Senate
Lands Grapplers
Harrisburg
Senate
State College High School
Homer J. Barr
Sen
Jo Hays
D-Centre
The Bock Store Notice at The Ritz
Local bookshop The Bock Store invites readers to visit its location at The Ritz for a browse of books across worlds.
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BOCK
Ritz
Corry PA Attorneys at Law Brown McKnight Listing
The entry records Brown and McKnight Attorneys at Law located at 108 South Center Street Corry Pennsylvania 16728 with reference 3122 M1 8 and a street address 78 West Collumbus Avenue.
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West Collimbus Avenue
Corry, Pennsylvania
Brown & McKnight Attorneys At Law
South Center Street
Cornelia Andersen
East
Main Street
Corry
Pennsylvania
Peake and Peake
Attorneys Law and Finance
Addie Edna Schurman
Executrix R. D
Attorneys Law and Finance Building
Kennedy Okays Tax Proposal Limits Hearings
The finance plan includes a 8 percent investment tax credit for new machinery and productive equipment. Lawmakers project revenue loss around 1.8 billion with tightened expense accounts and closed loopholes. Some members cite higher productivity could raise overall tax intake despite initial deficits.
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Byrd
Fig
Treasury
Byl Tt
Inustry
Kennedy
Muvise
Priest Arrested In Sale Of Slot Machines
Naples Italy priest Father Francesco Scarpati was charged with illegal sale of slot machines. Police say he imported 1000 machines from Germany worth 892000 and sold them for profit to bars and cafes to fund his orphanage and hospital built after the war. Peasants defend him citing charitable works and a postwar hero reputation.
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Naples
Italy
Mt. Vesugius
Francesco Scarpati
Searpath
Massa di Somma
Father Scarpati
Det
E den
Italian Ministry of Vetelun Commerce
Europe
Germany
U S Crime Rate Shows Alarming Increase in 1961
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover released figures showing a 2 percent rise in crimes in U S cities over the previous year for cities over 25 000 population. All categories rose except robbery which fell 1 percent.
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U.S
Washington
Issy
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Mine Disaster Toll Reaches 84 in Tito Coal Collapse
In Selgrade Yugoslavia officials report 84 dead after the Tito coal mine explosion. Seventeen minors remain hospitalized from gas exposure while 52 bodies were recovered and two miners are missing. One missing worker was storekeeper for explosives in a shaft hit by a second blast. The cause is under investigation as 177 men were trapped IYO feet underground with 123 rescued.
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Yugoslavia
Tito
Tuzla
Banovici
Yugoslayis
Tito Worle
Thegoslavia
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