De Gaulle Seeks British Entry to European Union
Reports say De Gaulle hopes England joins the European Economic Community. Adenauer and De Gaulle meet for eleventh time to discuss Western Europe unity and a European political federation. Britain’s role in the Common Market is central. Two convicts escape in Denver after a prison van break, wounding a deputy and taking hostages before surrender.
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JEK Hails Independence of Algeria
President Kennedy welcomed Algeria's emergence as an independent nation calling it a step toward human dignity. The State Department called it recognition of Algeria as a sovereign state though ties would be gradual. Officials cite lack of a recognized government and a cautious approach to diplomatic contacts amid Algerian leadership split.
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Deadline Chairman On Boycott And Tax Cuts In Senate
Rockefeller avoids support for the boycott while Sen Barry Goldwater opposes the All Republican Conference. Byrd opposes investment credits and withholding provisions and denounces the Chamber of Commerce urging an immediate large income tax cut. ADA supports tax cuts to spur growth as Proxmire critiques party conservatives favoring a conference that could fragment unity.
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Saskatchewan doctors push repeal of medical plan amid strike
The College of Physicians and Surgeons urged repeal of the new medical program as doctors in Saskatchewan strike. Premier Lloyd and Dalgleish clash over government control while offices close for Dominion Day. Some clinics report closures though 100 doctors oppose the plan and volunteer emergency service fields at 34 hospitals. Five doctors arrived from Britain with more expected as the Medical Care Commission administers the plan.
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Independence Day Observances Across Nation and World
The United States marks its 186th Independence Day with speeches prayers parades and fireworks centered at Independence Hall in Philadelphia where President Kennedy will address the Governors Conference. Observances span the globe with ceremonies from New London to Seattle noting signer Thomas Lynch Jr. and a Kiddies Parade tribute.
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Private Yards To Get Nuclear Sub Contracts
The Navy will negotiate three private shipyard contracts for nuclear attack submarines at about 27 to 29 million dollars each. Yards named are New York Shipbuilding Camden New Jersey Ingalls Shipyard Tupcalou Miss and Bethpage Steel Quincy Yard. Contracts depend on Defense Department funding by Congress and approval of a Defense budget bill. Senator Harrison A Williams Jr noted the deals tie to future frigate contracts and the bill’s passage.
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Soblen Flight Plans and American Observances Abroad
The El Al spokesman said Soblen would be moved to New York on a regular flight when fit, with departure timing announced later. In Berlin 3,000 U S troops march down Gnesienstrasse for a salute at Airlift Square honoring Clay’s postwar airlift monument. Back home Soblen is guarded in Baltimore while public fireworks and Navy submarine races unfold across the nation.
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Maine
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Florida
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Birthday crowds at Independence Ball greet governors
Multitudes flock to Independence Ball and nearby shrines while governors assist guests at a city sponsored lunch event. The scene highlights civic participation and official involvement in public festivities.
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Algerian Premier Returns as Independence Drive Gains
Ben Khedda arrives with ministers from Tunis amid a welcoming crowd including U S Consul General Porter. He calls for unity against dictatorship and says the Evian accords will be loyally applied as Algeria votes for independence, while Europeans retreat indoors watching a French Algeria dream collapse.
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Algeria independence sparks regional greetings and debate
Amid Algeria's independence, leaders from Egypt to Libya issued congratulations while U S governors battled civil rights and federal aid strategies. Tensions rose over prayer, transportation plans, and constitutional issues as Ben Bella seeks new alliances and De Gaulle's France looks on.
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Denmark
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Iran
Spain
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Berlin
Libya
Tripoli
Ben Bella
Ben Khedda
France
Charles de Gaulle
Vietnam Border Infiltration For Guerrilla Threat
Marines report a few thousand guerrillas infiltrated border areas in three weeks while dismissing an 8,000 figure as exaggerated. Intelligence places 10,000 Vietnamese as advisers and guerrillas for Laotian Communist forces. An officer noted the guerrillas may drift into the region after suppressing activity elsewhere.
Salute West Berlin patio extended war barriers unclear
The report says observers found the war was being extended as East German police used smoke bombs and tear gas near new barriers, hindering access and obscuring details of the measures. If readers seek more clarity, the barriers’ exact nature remained undisclosed as authorities pressed ahead.
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