Terror Threat in Suburban Algeria As Referendum Looms
Report from Algiers notes terrorists threaten a scorched earth campaign in Guyotville amid a seventh day truce. Aimed at provoking flight, the secret army cites punishment by its own ranks, while Europeans seek refuge and refugees depart Algiers. References to Salan and a death-cell appeal frame the unrest ahead of the July referendum.
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Salanit
Secret
Algiers
France
Algeria
I Ini
Air France
Joulaud
Mostaganem
Secret Army
Aal
Paul Gardy
Yves Godard
Angine Argoud
Mostagaem
Jouhaud
de Gaulle
Raoul Salan
Am Alwawia
Spelling Champ Advances After Two-Day Contest
The Scripps-Howard sponsored national spelling bee narrows to 70 finalists aged 11 to 15 from 32 states and the District of Columbia. Casey Charness Jr. of Lubbock Texas wins crowd despite hiccups, advancing after a dramatic hiccup episode.
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Scripps-Howami
States
District of Columbia
Richard
R. Baker
Casey Charness Jr
Lubbock
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Oiielais
Stockpile Debate Echoes Through 1958 Contract Fallout
The article reports on the molybdenum contract dispute and its fallout, noting Wag’s cancellation fear, production cuts, a costly three month strike, and Bunker Rhodes’s decision to testify amid personal tragedy. It also covers Climax Molybdenum executives’ estimates of value and market impact had the contract been paid, plus a separate Algeria terrorism update including the Mostaganem operation and the hunt for secret army leaders.
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Topeka
Kan
Bunker
Mexican envoy blasts United States at OAS meeting
Mexican ambassador Vicente Sanchez Gavito condemned an American “western movie mentality” at the OAS on a budget vote about Cuba. He claimed U.S. bias influenced a Cuba quota note amid tensions before Kennedy’s upcoming Mexico visit. The vote passed 16-0 with six abstentions.
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Washington
Organization of American States
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Gavito
OAS Council
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Kennedy
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Uruguay
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Haiti
Cuba
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Edward C. Jamison
U.S
Brazil
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Ecuador
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Argentina
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Baptists Debate Genesis Theory at Southern Assembly
About 10,000 messengers debated a resolution to halt circulation of The Message of Genesis by Broadman Press. Dr. Elliott argues Genesis passages use literary forms for deeper truths, not strict literalism, while critics call the book heretical though recognize his right to views.
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Ralph Powell
Kansas City
Southern Baptist
Broadmans Press
Elliott
Midwestern Theological Seminary
Estes Continued From Page One Government Comment
Mrs. Dwyer criticizes Washington for quickly blaming the opposing party for any hint of scandal or wrongdoing, highlighting a tendency to politicize alleged issues. The remark underscores partisan frustration with how controversies are framed in national discourse.
Two Killed in Collision on Route 301 North of Weldon
A head on crash on U S Route 301 near Weldon, North Carolina, killed Malcolm King 16 of Philadelphia and Navy petty officer Duane Norman McLaine 25 of Pontiac, Michigan. The car reportedly entered the Roanoke River bridge at high speed, struck an abutment, and rolled. Rescue workers spent over an hour removing the bodies from wreckage.
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Highway Department
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Sanford
Brewer
Hadlin
Senate
Norris Cotton
R-N.h
Duke University
Lausche
Walter Schoenfeldt
West
Trial Bible Readings In Florida Schools Upheld
Florida Supreme Court upheld daily Bible readings in Dade County schools amid challenges by Jewish and non Christian groups. The 5 to 4 decision said minority sensitivities are protected, noting accommodations exist for those who opt out. Justices rejected arguments that readings violate church state separation, citing prior practices and local exemptions.
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Malcolm Seawell
William T. Hatch
James Nance
Ray- Aare
WWE & Ge
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Lester Chalmers
Aftternoon
Seawell
Hatch
Highway Department
Robert A. Burch
Tallahassee
Fla
Dade County
Miami
Florida Supreme Court
Millard Caldwell
Massachusetts Primary Results Highlight Nixon Brown Split
Nixon won a Massachusetts and California primary era with 587,108 to Shell's 313,359 in 17,439 of 31,212 precincts, while Brown led California with 781,830 to a field of lesser totals. Eisenhower and Truman offered comments as party figures weighed the GOP slate and potential campaigns.
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Birch Group
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Alfred Hamision
Phillip Moore
John C. Stuart
Pat Brown
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gettysburg
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Eisenhower
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New York
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Washington
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Kennedy
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Loyd Wright
Richard Richards
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J. F.” Coleman
Gabriel ‘Sreen
Johnny" Rousselot
Edwar W. Hiestand
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Driver Faces Suspension After Bridge Incident
Howard said King drove without a valid license, possessing only an expired permit. Gasoline streamed from the vehicle on the bridge, prompting Weldon Fire Department to respond as a precaution. Traffic slowed for over an hour. McLaine, on leave from a Navy receiving station in Philadelphia, was to report to the U S S Turner at Mayport, Florida, on June 9.
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Howard
King
Weldon Fire Department
Weldon Funeral Home
McLaine
Navy
Philadelphia
U.S.S. Turner
Mayport
Fla
Bond Prices Rise On Moderate Gains Across Markets
New York bonds edged into positive territory as improved stock markets boosted corporate and government issues. Corporate converters led with gains exceeding 10 points amid a broad but uneven session. Total NYSE corporate volume was $8.93 billion par value with 164 advances, 78 declines, 74 unchanged, and 12 at 1962 lows or new highs.
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New York Stock Exchange
Korea and Students Regret Assault During Demonstration
Park stated both Korea and students regret the recent assault. The government took strong diplomatic action and seeks a swift status of forces agreement. U S Army charged Lts. Swanson of Galesburg WV and Wilde of Wadsworth IL with unlawful detention and assault connected to a beating of a South Korean youth inside an Army compound last ninth. The lieutenants were relieved of duty and confined to quarters. The student demonstration occurred on a holiday honoring 140,000 Koreans who died in the Korean War, the first since the May 1961 military coup.
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U.S. Army
Lrs
Davis W. Swanson
Galesburg
Thomas M. Wilde
Wadsworth
Ill
1St Cavalry Division
Syria’s Path to Unity Cited Amid Historic Debate
The text cites a Syrian call for a careful, experience grounded approach to broader regional unity. It condemns voices demanding immediate reunification with Egypt without a solid basis and labels others as secessionists seeking total separation from Egypt.
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