Rioting Breaks Out Again In Support Of Ben Bella
ALGIERS AP Hundreds of youths surged into downtown Algiers on Tuesday night in a third day of rioting in support of deposed President Ahmed Ben Bella. Boumedienne's regime deployed security forces to avert further violence as it announced Ben Bella and five lieutenants were under arrest. Police and troops used water hoses to disperse crowds, with some injuries reported. In Cairo about 200 Algerian students demonstrated against Ben Bella. Officials said six arrests included Ben Bella and Hadj Ben Allah. Western diplomats described the coup as Pan Arab and anti Communist, with troops patrolling the capital and preparations under way for the African Asian conference. Reopened news services and hotel-room requisitions for delegates were noted as the conference nears.
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Ben Bella
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Hadj Ben Allah
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Warplanes Hit 80 Miles From Red China Border
U S Air Force Thunder chiefs attacked Son La army barracks 110 miles west northwest of Hanoi the deepest penetration of North Viet Nam. Eight Thunderchiefs with escorts dropped 17 tons of bombs destroying nine buildings and damaging 20 others in a 30 minute strike 80 miles from Red China. Another group damaged the Van Nuoc Chieu depot with similar results. Casualties and exact enemy losses were not reported.
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Red China
Viet Nam
van Nuoc Chieu
Ho Chi Minh
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Son la Barracks
Dien Bien Phu
France
Tao
Pleiku
Philippines
Chu Lai
da Nang
U S Air Power Escalates War Bigger Steps Hinted
U S air power escalated the Vietnam war by two notches this week with first north of Hanoi attack missions on June 18 and 27 B52 raids 25 miles north of Saigon. Analysts warn of broader targeting potential and a shift from dive bombing to high altitude strikes as pattern bombing becomes part of the Vietnamese equation.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Viet Nam
Hanoi
North Viet Nam
Strategic Air Command
D’ Zone
Concen
Convicts End Sitdown In Coal Pit At Brushy Mountain
Petros Tenn. Disgruntled prisoners staged a fifth and shortest sitdown in a coal mine overlooking Brushy Mountain State Prison. After 20 hours, 73 miners were released as officials agreed to discuss undisclosed grievances. Commissioner Avery to meet grievance committee on an eastern Tennessee visit.
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Lonnie Arms
Lake Russell
John Winsett
Russell
Harry Avery
Eastern
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Avery
Two Brothers Still Missing in Death Valley Dive
Death Valley California AP reports divers searched the water filled Devil's Hole for two young brothers in law who disappeared while skin diving Sunday night. One diver reached 330 feet the deepest dive yet in the Nevada desert cavern as anxious crowds waited outside the entrance for updates with grim but unvarying reports of no results.
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House Passes Cigarette Warning Bill
The House approved a bill requiring cigarette packs to carry a health warning by voice vote, but blocked FTC advertising warnings and barred state or local mandates. The Senate already passed a similar measure with a three year ban on FTC advertising limits.
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Federal Trade Commission
John E. Moss
Dcalif
Philip Burton
D-Calif
Moss
FTC
Senate
Frank Chelf
D-Ky
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Commerce Committee
Japan and Korea seal ties restoring postwar relations
Tokyo and Seoul signed a treaty ending six decades of estrangement as protests roiled both nations. Police reported hundreds of student arrests and dozens injured amid demonstrations. ratification by parliaments in Tokyo and Seoul faced delays.
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South Korea
Tokyo
Lee Dong, Won
Etsusaburo Shiina
Seoul
Producer David Selznick Dies Of Heart Attack
Hollywood producer David O. Selznick aged 63, famed for Gone with the Wind, died Tuesday of a heart attack at Mt. Sinai Hospital after being admitted at 1 pm. His death follows a high profile interview in the Hollywood Reporter. He had married Jennifer Jones in 1949 and leaves sons from his first marriage.
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Gone With the Wind
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Russell Birdwell
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Portofino
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Irene Mayer Selznick
Louis B. Mayer
Metro
Goldwyn Mayer
New York
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Rebecca
David Copperfield
Tom Sawyer
Zenda
Lord Faun
Leaf Executive Killed By Mower On Knotts Island
J M Mathes Co. vice president and treasurer Warren Byers Watkins 63 of Durham was decapitated when a mower struck his head after he fell from a tractor while mowing grass at a summer home on Knotts Island Currituck County coroner J Bryan Smith said the death occurred about 1 30 p m EST Watkins and partner Edwin S Yarbrough had just arrived to fish on Currituck Sound below the Virginia line. He lived at 202 Swift Ave Durham.
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N. C
Pe Warren Byers Watkins
Durham Tobacco Company
J. Bryan Smith
Currituck County
Watkins
Smith
Edwin S. Yarborough
Currituck Sound
Virginia
Swift Ave
Durham
J. M. Mathes Co
Buying Spurt Expected In Wake Of Excise Tax Cuts
Merchants anticipated a buying surge after President Johnson signed broad excise tax cuts. The 10 percent taxes on major appliances autos jewelry cosmetics were reduced or eliminated, with autos seeing the largest savings as companies began processing refunds. Major stores like Macy’s and Tiffany’s reported higher activity and price cuts.
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New York
Johnson
Associated Press
General Motors Corp
Chrysler
Tiffany's
Tiffany
See Treaties and Floods on Page Two
Brief notes indicate treaty discussions and flood updates across Page Two, with potential impact on local officials and planning. Further details unavailable in fragment.
Violence Marks Wildcat Teamsters Strike in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia a violent wildcat strike by 12,000 Teamsters persists into day two, despite a work injunction and Hoffa orders. Police guard trucks delivering food to hospitals and distribution centers as warehouses spoil and losses mount. Mayor Tate orders hundreds of officers to protect 250 carloads of produce while judges prepare contempt hearings for Local 1107.
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Tusday
James R. Hoffa
Metropolitan
Morris Fair
Philadelphia Fresh
James Tate
Pennsylvania
Common Pleas
Leo Weinrott
Teamsters Union Local 1107
Weinrott
Stikers
Relentless Flood Heads For Great Bend Kansas
Arkansas River flood marching toward Great Bend with 17 to 18 foot crest feared. Dikes fortified as Larned battles seepage. thousands flee as Kansas awaits possible disaster declaration. Weather bureau predicts six to seven feet above flood stage. Red Cross and CAP conduct warnings and patrols.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
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H.C. Davis
Red Cross
Civil Air Patrol
Few Respond To Strike In Dominica
Santo Domingo reports a three day strike in support of Col Francisco Caamano Deno failed to gain traction. Fewer than a dozen of 40 factories closed, with most reopening. Three sugar mills possibly closed. junta calls it a total failure amid repression claims and counter denials about arrests and troop actions.
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Dominecan Republic
Francisco Caamano Deno
A _ labor
Antirebel
Miguel Sete
Autonomous Confederation of Christian Unions
Inter- American Peace Force
Weather outlook for Virginia and North Carolina
Continued hot and humid conditions persist in Virginia with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers. In the mountains temperatures reach about 80, while lower elevations hit the mid 90s. North Carolina sees partly cloudy skies with warm readings and mountain highs in the 70s to 90s, and Thursday brings more showers in the mountains.
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