Algerian Border Fire Breaks Ceasefire Quiet
At dawn artillery and machinegun fire erupted along the Algerian Moroccan border after a midnight ceasefire. Moroccan Col Mohammed Hadda said his troops fired back after the attack and forced Algerians from the Figuiq Oasis. A Bamako conference ceasefire aims to supervise the Sahara border dispute as troops remain dispersed along a 550 mile belt.
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Algiers
Palms
Figuig Oasis
Beseiged
Oasis
Mohammed Hadda
Bamako
Mali
Hassan II
Morocco
Ahmed Ben Bella
Sahara
Ben Bella
Beni Ounif
Figuig
Hassan
Socialite indictments shake Long Island debutante season
A grand jury in Riverhead charges fourteen young socialites from Tindouf era Nassau area with willful damage over a high profile debutante ball in Southampton. The indictment follows a midnight raid on a Long Island mansion where hundreds of guests gathered for Miss Mimi Russell and other prominent families. Police report extensive property damage and a party aftermath at a 45 room seaside mansion owned by Robert Mallory Harriss.
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Figuig
Fernanda
York City
Philadelphia
Bamako
Mimi Russell
Daughence
Southampton
N.Y
Vogue Hassan
Algeria
Marlborough
Mort— _occo
TV Aetentase TY Ale Haas Tt
Long Island
Miss Wetherill
Donald §. Leas Jr
Robert Mallory Harriss
Two Rioters Executed in Tehran Congress Barracks
TEHRAN Iran AP two men who headed bloody anti government riots in Tehran last June were executed by firing squad at Ghasser Barracks on the outskirts of the city today. The two Tayeb Haji Rezaei 52 and Haji Ismail Haji Rezaei 48 were executed in the presence of newsmen and officials. Tayeb Rezaei and 15 others were tried by military court martial Aug 1 on treason and stirring revolts in the capital. The other 15 received prison terms.
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Tehran
Iran
Ghasser Barracks
Tayeb Haji Rezaei
Haji Ismail Haji Rezaei
Tayeb
Rezaei
Sungas Trey
Chester
PRNNA
East Highth Street
Cartier
Republicans Fight To Retain Control In Collingdale
Voters decide Tuesday whether Collingdale’s borough council and school board remain Republican. Incumbents Joseph G. Jones George Eschenbach and William McGowan face Democrat challengers Francis Conway John Gallagher and Leonard. School board nominees include Wil ford Ottey James Davison William Bardsley and Florence Johnston with auditor candidates Frank Chimienti and Francis McKay.
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Collingdale
Joseph G. Jones
George E. Eschenbach
William E. McGowan
Francis J. Conway
John M. Gallagher
Philip T. Leonard
Eschenbach
Walk Nut St
Baldwin - Lima - Hamilton Corp
Jones
Hibberd Ave
Barclay
Bala Cynwyd
McGowan
Marshall Ave
Wharton School
University of Pennsylvania
General Electric Co
Conway
Ash Ave
Employers’ Liability Assurance Corp
Philadelphia
Gallagher
Rively Ave
LaSalle College
Continental Nations Insurance Group
Leonard
Spruce St
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Wil
Blackstone Ave
Bell Telephone Co
Miss Johnston
Sharon Ave
Rosemont College
Frank Chimienti
Broad St
Girard Trust Corn Exchange Bank
Thornbury Township voters face four open seats
Voters will decide four township contests Tuesday in Thornbury. Incumbents include Republican Langdon Balsley and Kenneth Nice, with opponents Stephen Guthrie and others in four seats. School board posts feature Edward Muller and William MacNeill as Democratic candidates, while Donald Koenig seeks re election as auditor with Joseph Dannenberg listed but moved.
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Thornbury
Ralph W. Legates
Nith R. Balsley
Glen Miles
Nice
Thornton Mills
Balsley
Ardent
Episcopal Academy Township
Legates
Neer
Stephen T. Guthrie
Glen Mills
Guthrie
Scchool Board
MacNeill
Donald R. Koenig
Thornton
GOP
Joseph H. Dannenberg
Yeadon Elects Seven Posts In District Race
Seven local offices are up for election including school director auditor and justice of the peace. Republican candidates Raymond Gilmour and William T. Sampey face Democratic foes Frank Walchak Edward J. Lynch Anne J. Horenburger and Matthew E. Jordan Jr. Also contesting are GOP council candidates Patrick Boyle Ralph Benedict Joseph G. Keston Daniel F. Devine John F. Walter Milton Burleson and Justice candidates Martin J. Sculley Frank Guiliano.
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Ree
Fern Ave
Frank Guiliano
Long‘acre Blvd
Justice of the Peace
Four Republicans Run in Rose Valley Borough Election
In Rose Valley Borough four men compete for municipal posts with no Democratic challenger. Incumbents Council President Judson Laird and Vice President William C. Hale Jr. seek re-election. Borough Treasurer W Corkran Darlington, an insurance broker, runs for the remaining council seat.
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Rose Valley
Justice of the Peace
Judson Laird
Vernon Lane
William C. Hale Jr
Hilltop Road
W. Corkran Darlington
Long Point
Four vie for Penn-Delco and Chester Township seats
Voters in Aston Brookhaven and Parkside go to polls Tuesday to elect two Penn-Delco Union School Board directors. Republican candidates Layton and Smeeton compete with Democrats Meli and Turner. In Chester Township Ward 6, voters choose school board members among Bullock Board Pilgrim and Thompson, with party lines noted.
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Aston
Brookhaven
Parkside
Penn - Delco Union School Board
Leon H. Layton
Fred J. Smeeton
John T. Meli
John L. Turner
Layton
Smeeton
Meli
Turner
Delaware County
Meir
St. Joseph’s College
Chester Township
Donald Bullock
Bernadette Board
Robert W. Pilgrim
John Thompkins
Famous Hostess Elsa Maxwell Dies at 50
New York AP report notes Elsa Maxwell famed social arbiter died Friday night at New York Hospital aged 50 after a heart ailment. Born in Keokuk, Iowa, she rose from poverty to host international royalty, wrote a gossip column, and claimed she entertained more royals than any untitled hostess.
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New York
Elsa Maxwell
Miss Maxwell
New York Hospital
Paris
Manhattan
New York Journal-American
California
Adriatic Sea
Maxwell
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Winston Churchill
Charles Dé Gaulle
Duke
Duchess of Windsor
Perle Mesta
Washington
Hunting Ban Kept In Effect As Drought Persists
The drought plagued Pennsylvania kept the hunting and fishing ban in place delaying the small game season opening set for 8 a.m. No lifting occurred despite rain in parts of the state. The ban aims to prevent forest fires as counties gain emergency disaster status and loans are made available for drought relief.
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Pennsylvania
State Forests and Waters
Maurice K. Goddard
Goddard
Guy
Scranton
State Game Commission
Harrisburg
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Adams
Dauphin
Juniata
Mifflin
Perry
York
Farmers Home Administration
Boy Scout
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Ngo Dinh Nhu
Los Angeles
Ethiopia
Francis J. McKay
Chimienti
The
Board of Health
Edward F. Maller Sr
William J. MacNeill
Muller
Tinicum School Board
Media
Yeadon
Tunedayv
Raymond Gilmour
Whitby Ave
William T. Sampey
Cypress Ave
Frank Walchak
Angora Ave
Edward J. Lynch
Associated Press
Manor Shopping
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Sncond
Weinborg
Manoa
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