Army-Backed Coup Dismisses Ben Bella In Algiers
An army backed coup ousted President Ahmed Ben Bella and a revolutionary council prepared high treason charges. Col. Houari Boumedienne emerged as key leader as troops patrolled streets and Algiers quieted, with Ben Bella rumored held in an army barracks. The council declared the president a despot and signaled a new socialist direction.
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Ben Bella ousted as Algerian council denounces leader
Rumors of Ben Bella's overthrow are confirmed by Algeria's revolutionary council. The statement accuses him of charlatanism and tyranny, cites his alleged self serving plans for the African Asian summit opening in Algiers June 29, while praising Algeria's prestige in the matter. Separate notes report SAC satisfaction with a South Vietnam jungle strike and questions over its tactical use.
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Algiers
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South Viet Nam
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South Viet, Nam
Guam
Governor Brown Seeks 93 Million Budget Cuts in Standoff
Gov. Brown threatens to slash 93 million from the 1965-66 budget to balance a deficit as Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh criticizes the figures and calls for independent expert review. He signals a possible special session unless lawmakers agree on tax reforms by July 4, with vetoes possible if stalemate continues.
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Brown
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Unruh
Los Angeles
Senate
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Eastern Strike Ties Up Vessels
A strike by East and Gulf Coast engineers and deck officers disrupted three West Coast ships and left over 300 vessels stranded in Atlantic ports. The Pacific Coast firms are not involved, but three tankers under Atlantic Coast contracts were tied up near Alameda California and Tacoma Washington.
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Atlantic
Alameda
Calif
Acoma
Wash
Woman Sailor Sails Solo Toward Hawaii Spotted Off California
Navy seaplane spotted Mrs. Sharon Sites attempting the first solo voyage from Marina Del Rey to Hawaii. The 25 foot sloop lacks a cabin and mast. Lt. Bruce W. Nelson piloted the plane to a low pass 1,500 feet above the waters 160 miles off Southern California.
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Calif
Sharon Siles
Hawaii
California
Sites
Marina del Rey
Bruce W. Nelson
Coronado
Nelson
Mrs.Sites
Chou Enlai Arrives in Cairo amid Algerian coup
Chinese Premier Chou Enlai lands in Cairo for a four day push to win Arab support for Beijing policies at the Asian African conference in Algiers. The coup that ousted President Ben Bella raises uncertainty about the conference and Communist influence in Africa.
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Reign
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Galo
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China
Jan
Africa
Chou Tin Lat
Var Premer Aly Sabri
Ieader
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