Rebels Demand Concessions for Tunisian Peace Talks
In Tunis AP dispatch, Algerian rebels demand French concessions before resuming cease fire negotiations led by rebel Premier Ferhat Abbas. Paris reportedly lays out limits on negotiators, restricting contact with France and other aides, fueling Western fears of aligning with China as rebel funds and missions link to Peiping.
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Nepal Prime Minister denounces China over border clash
Premier B P Koirala says China returned 10 prisoners and the body of an army officer killed in a border incident with Tibet. He accepts Peiping's apology but protests the claim the skirmish occurred on Tibetan soil and denounces the ongoing demilitarized border zone violation. Opposition leader Bharat Shamsher criticizes appeasement of China.
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State Index of Business Up Eight Points in May
Pennsylvania State University reports general business activity rose eight points in May marking the highest May reading in three years. Industrial activity fell three points from May to April while bank debits hit an all time high and factory payrolls reached a three year peak. Anthracite coal production and bituminous output declined with coal at record lows for the month while all consumer prices and retail food costs rose to new highs.
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Greek shipowner Onassis refuses Soviet oil transport to Cuba
Monte Carlo report quotes Aristotle Onassis denying Soviet requests to ship oil to Cuba. He said the Soviets offered to carry oil to other nations to free Soviet tankers for Cuba ops, but he refused all proposals.
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U S Bomber Wreckage Proves False in North Atlantic Search
U S Air Force squads reported that drifting wooden flotsam near Bear Island in the Barents Sea is not the wreckage of an RB-47 jet bomber and its six crewmen. The aircraft vanished Friday on a mission from a temporary British base and was last sighted about 130 miles north of the Kola Peninsula.
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Britain to Retain Few Cyprus Bases After Independence
London reports Britain will keep no bases on Cyprus after independence, totaling 99 square miles. Initial plans sought 122 square miles, while Cypriots offered 16 square miles, shaping the final agreement.
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Reds Space Ship Dog Returns From Fifth Soviet Flight
The Soviet dog from the Academy of Daring completed her fifth space trip aboard a rocket along with two dogs and a rabbit. Tass reported the animals reached 130 miles up and all were safely recovered by the recovery system. Blagonravov said the mission yielded data on muscle tone in weightless conditions for future experiments. American monkeys Able and Baker reached 300 miles last year and were recovered.
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Kishi Victory in Japan Polls Sparks Conservative Win
In Tokyo, Premier Nobusuke Kishi's Liberal Democratic Party celebrated a second decisive win in four days as Hiroshi Kurihara was re elected in Saitama by a wide margin amid anti pact protests. Iwao Yamakazi also won in Aomori, with conservatives showing strength though opposition ties linked to the U.S. security treaty and Zengakuren split.
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Upper Chichester Motorist Arrested for Drunk Driving
Brookhaven man George John Alvanitakis of 3799 Susan Lane was arrested around 12 50 a m after driving off the Bethel Ave and Market St intersection in Upper Chichester. He blew out two tires, was cited for drunken driving, and jailed at Broadmeadows Prison pending a hearing before Justice of the Peace Russell Clements.
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Today's Weather and Global City Forecast Summary
Temperatures in 24 hourshigh Monday 83 low 61 average 73 normal 76. Expected highs 80 lows 80 and high Wednesday 80. Precipitation 24 hours 0 month 25 year 16 59. Sun rise 6 38 a m sun set 4 3 p m moon rise 3 5 d m moon set 2 46 a m. Tides at Off Chester tidewater terminal pier high 12 32 a m and 5 20 a m 6 44 p m. Weather elsewhere shows Albany Albuquerque Atlanta Boston Buffalo Chicago Cleveland Denver Detroit Fort Worth Tidena Kansas City Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis St Paul New Orleans New York Okla City Philadelphia Pittsburgh Portland Me Portland Ore Rapid City Richmond St Louis Salt Lake City San Francisco Seattle Tampa Washington with varying cloudiness rain or clear conditions. Missing data marked T and Trace.
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Plane Crash Kills Four In Oklahoma
Four people aboard a single engine plane died when it crashed near Shattuck Oklahoma while attempting to land. Victims included Paul A Lightner veteran Wichita Eagle sports editor Gary A Humphries photographer Henry H Jacobs sportswriter and Jacobs wife Electra. Jacobs, pilot, and the others were identified by dental evidence. The aircraft departed Amarillo Texas en route to Wichita after covering Olympic trials in California. Witnesses reported two circles before the crash short of the grass strip. Jacobs joined the Eagle in 1948 Lightner based in Wichita since 1919 and was known for The Morning After column. Lightner’s wife Leona and Humphries wife Kathleen also worked for the Eagle.
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Sailor Dies In Car Crash Near Philadelphia Base
A car carrying four sailors returning from a July 4th trip in Georgia crashed into a parked truck in Woodbury New Jersey. One sailor, Robert Bosley 19 of Wintondale Pennsylvania, died. The others were injured including driver John Fennell 19 of Glenville Georgia and two others. Fennell and Kovac were treated at Underwood Hospital and transferred to Philadelphia Naval Hospital with body injuries. Simpson 19 of Douglasville Georgia remained in critical condition with possible skull fractures. Police described the incident and noted injuries to all occupants.
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Thailand Queen With Him Swinging Up Broadway
King Bhumibol of Thailand and Queen Sirikit visit New York for a four day stay arriving from Washington. They tour Manhattan by bridge and plan a dinner with Nelson Rockefeller and a Broadway appearance with Benny Goodman. The king, Rama IX, was born in Boston.
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British Hiker Nears Gotham
Dr. Barbara Moore, Britain's cross country walker, aims to reach New York tomorrow in a trek exceeding 3,000 miles. On her 83rd day, she covered Swedesboro after leaving Baltimore and Wilmington, about 80 miles, then plans to continue 95 miles along Route 130 North toward New York, though she was barred from using the New Jersey Turnpike for safety concerns.
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California bear killed on Highway 50 near Strawberry
A large brown bear was struck and killed by a car Monday on U S Highway 50 near Strawberry California. The incident adds to the Fourth of July weekend highway death toll reported by AP.
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Skyrocket Blast Injures Eleven At Fireworks Show
In Salt Lake City a skyrocket exploded among spectators at a Fourth of July display at the fairgrounds. Eleven people were injured, including Laverne McRae, 37, who remained in fair condition with a shoulder fracture burns and puncture wounds to the face arm and legs. Others were treated and released.
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Vandals Damage Six Windows At William Penn School
Chester police report vandals damaged six windows at William Penn School on Township Line Road and Highland Avenue Monday night. Patrolman William Hoopes found the damage at 6 30 p.m. Janitor Martin Walsh said he was in the building at 6 05 p.m. and heard children, but they fled when searched. This marks the second school vandalism incident in the past week. Detectives have been assigned to investigate.
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Blast Levels Downtown Store in Kansas City Fire
A blast tore through a seven story ECO store on Grand avenue in Kansas City injuring one man and destroying the ECO building and Star Furniture Co. Debris hit nearby shops while several others caught fire or suffered water and smoke damage. Sparked by an unknown cause the blast leveled multiple structures including two adjacent businesses.
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Rescuers Snatch Six from River Near Harrisburg
Four children and two adults aboard a 14 foot boat sank in the Susquehanna River Monday. They wore life jackets and were rescued within minutes by passing boaters. Pilot Luis Elia, 28, of Camp Hill, said the craft took water after he shifted position. His wife Myma, 26, and the children John 7 Arlene Wickert 6 Sue 12 and Raymond Blair 12 were aboard.
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