Ben Bella Asserted Power in Algeria Civil War Threatens Nation
In Algiers Ben Bella loyalists seized eastern cities and advanced on the capital. Deputy Premier Ahmed Ben Bella declared authority while Berber tribes and loyalist forces clash with moderate Ben Khedda factions. European nationals flee as power struggle destabilizes the provisional government.
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Andrew Borowiec
Algiers
Ahroed Sen Belly
Aly
Ben Bella
Bone
Constantine
Belacem Krim
Mohammed Boutiaf
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Kabylie
Tiziouzou
Elvill Way Ben Kbedda
Amar Mohammedi
Air
Ine Ard Shipping Company
Tiaret
National Liberation Front
Politica
Premiey Wort
den Khedda
Ben Khedda
France
Ben Hella
Politicallé
Bubesu
Fire Strikes Brooklyn Hospital Evacuates 295 Patients
A fast moving three alarm fire at St Mary's Hospital in Brooklyn prompted the evacuation of 295 patients with no injuries reported. The blaze was controlled within 26 minutes as nuns aided evacuation and hospital staff relocated patients across wards including maternity and surgery. Some patients on operating tables were retained for treatment while others were moved to cots and chairs during the emergency.
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New York
St. Mary's Hospital
Brooklyn
Livertory
NATO Names Lemnitzer New Supreme Allied Commander Europe
Gen. Lyman Lemnitzer of the United States was named supreme Allied commander Europe by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. He will succeed Gen. Lauris Norstad, who resigned effective about May 1. Lemnitzer is a former chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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Parisapi
Lyman
Lemnitzer
United States
Wes
Europe
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lauris Norstad
Kay
Weather summary and 5 day forecast notes
The report records 2 pm temperature at 66 with a 24 hour local range from 34 to 90. It notes barometer at 9 am and sunrise times, then outlines a five day forecast with scattered showers and thunderstorms across regions. Colorado and Wyoming areas show nightly cool downs, mountain valleys 55 to 75, lower elevations 65 to 85. The forecast expects mostly clouds and chance of afternoon and evening storms with minor temperature changes.
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Colorado
Mortain
Services for Dr Delbridge To Be Thurs
Funeral arrangements announced for Dr Wil Mam Delbridge Jr of 1008 Yeh Se in Greeley with services set Thursday at 1 pm in Adamson Memorial Chapel. Interment at Tian Gro Cemetery. Occi dettal Loge No 20 Ab & FAS in charge. Dr Delbridge died Sunday at Weld County Nursing Home after a long illness. He practiced dentistry in Greeley since 1901 and retired in 194%. born December 18 1874 in Jackson Tennessee. son of William H and Mary Neilson Telbridge. He moved to Colorado with his parents after cattle ranching near South Platte. He was educated in Greeley public schools, graduated from high school in 1904, earned degrees from University of Michigan and University of Cincinnati Dental School. In World War I he served as a major in the dental corps. He held many Masonic and dental society positions and was active in local fraternal groups. Surviving: wife Shirley, two daughters Kathryn Corkran and Shirley Hickman, five grandchildren, and two sisters Lucy Delhidge and Mrs Casper Desch. another sister Betty Petrikin died four years ago.
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Wil Mam
R. Delbridge Jr
Adamson Memorial] Chapel
Tian Gro Cemetery
Ab’ & Fas
Hare
Delbridge
Weld County
Greeley
St Jackson
Helusidge
William H
Mary Neilson Telbridge
Colorado
South Platte
U. of
Detbridge
Occidental Lodge
I& AM
Royal Arch Masons
Hiram Council
Royal
Knights Templars
Grand Council
Colorado R & SM
Thes
Sons of the American Revolution
First Presbyterian Church
The
Elks
American Legion
Lions
Rotary
Odd Fellows
Eastern Star
Shirley
John
Kathryn) Corkran
James
Shirley) Hickman
Keota
Lucy B. Delhidge
Casper
Wychle) Desch
Grand Junction
Biers
Woham L
Fhise) Petrikin
Denver
Krazy Daze Parade Opens With Costume Contest
Greeley gears up for Krazy Daze with an 8:30 a m parade Thursday marking a two day sale carnival. Prizes of 25 15 and 10 will reward costume entrants while stores extend hours to 5 40 p m. A German band will perform both days and merchants offer bargains downtown Linoln Park booths host out of town vendors. Proceeds fund local merchants and Chamber of Commerce activities.
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Krazy Daze
Cavielval
Greeley
Th Ave
Ath St
Sth Ave
Fth Ave
Atti St
Ath Ave
Lincolin Park
Boy Scout
Rusk and Gromyko End Talks With No Progress
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko return home after another thorough examination of the Western Soviet dispute over Berlin and no progress toward agreement. The talks, part of the 17 nation disarmament conference, yielded no change on German peace or disarmament issues.
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Dorian Falk
Geneva
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Berlin
U.S
Gromyko
Rusk
Soviet Union
East Germany
West Berlin
Brish
Brench
Biel
Flu Shots Urged for Adults 45 Plus in Coming Winter
The Public Health Service urges persons 45 and older to receive flu vaccines before next winter. Surgeon General Luther L. Terry recommends starting the flu shot series as soon as possible and completing by mid December to combat anticipated Asian flu spread.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Ganeral Luther L. Terry
Youth, 20, Wins Freedom After Narcotics Ruling
Denver youth Dennis LeRoy Archuleta, 20, freed from jail after a court ruling linked to a U S Supreme Court decision on narcotics addiction. Municipal Judge James C Flanigan suspended the remaining sentence on Archuleta under Colorado’s disorderly person law, saying the high court’s ruling does not retroactively apply to his case.
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Denver
APIA
Dennis LeRoy Archuleta
Suyeme Court of the United States
James C
Flanigan
Archuleta
Colorado
Supreme Court of the United
California
U.S. Supreme Court
Hamil Labels Voluminous Spendthrift in Loveland Speech
TOVELAND, AP David A. Hamil, Republican gubernatorial candidate, labeled Gov. Nichols spendthrift and attacked tax policies at a meeting of the Women's Federated Republicans of Loveland. He said state income taxes could fall to 20 percent without hampering government, cited tax increases since 1956, and noted his federal Rural Electrification Administration service as qualification.
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Toveland
David A. Hamil
Epublican
Steve
Nichols
Colorado
Geen
Hamil
Republicans
Loveland
Ural
Adraini
Trathon
June Living Costs Hit New High Amid Food Price Rise
June consumer prices rose to a fresh peak led by higher food costs. The Labor Department said the CPI edged up one tenth of a percent to 105 in the 1967-59 base, with grocery prices up one percent and restaurant meals up about half a percent. overall living costs have climbed eight tenths this year amid rising services. Labor economist Robert Myers noted cloudy price trends but signaled a small further rise may occur. average factory earnings also increased to 85.91 a week.
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Washington
Labor Department
Robert J. Myers
Myers
California
New York City
Wank
Probers Link Hoffa With N Y Mobster
Senate subcommittee findings accuse James Hoffa Teamsters president of corrupt ties to New York mobster Tony Provenzano and Corallo. Report portrays Hoffa as unsympathetic to misconduct while citing wiretap messages and past cases to support charges. The Teamsters headquarters declined comment on the allegations.
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Washington
Senalte
James K. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
New York
Antonio Tony Ducksdale
Fie Sen‘ale
Hoffa
Teamsters
John L. ArcClellan
D-Ark
Senate
Coralla
Hunt
New York Supreme
J. Vincent Keough
Elliott Kahaner
U.S
Brooklyn
Tosta
Corallo
Dave
New York City
Bernard Stein
Eviderre
Tocal 329
Coraltu
Seanes Botset
Ings
Local 328
Subcommittee
Hoffer
Jtaffis
Cavallo
Local 239
Samuel Goldstein
Federal Court Board of Monitors
Houseclean
Frank Matula
Iternational Teamsters Trusttet
Matula
Anthony Tony Prod Provenzano
Teamsters Local 560
Hoboken
D.J
International
LS9
158
Interme Tal
Gross
Raymond Cohen
Philadelphia
Willian Dresser
Cleveland
I5s
Ohio Conference of Teamsters
Presser
Congress
Pan Am and air engineers settle dispute terms proposed
Pan American World Airways and its jet engineers settled their labor dispute on terms proposed by Secretary of Labor Attlee J. Goldberg after a six hour session. The agreement calls for binding arbitration of economic issues and settlement of jet crew disputes, while a separate strike threat loomed from the Transport Workers Union with about 12 000 members authorized to strike Pan American.
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Larry Osius Washington
API
Pan- American World Airways
Attiue J. Goldberg
Goldberg
New York
U. Transport
Pan American
Mo Ureas
TWA
Cape Canaveral Missile Base
International Association
Transport Workers Union
Northeast Airlines
Eastern Air Lines
Eastern
Tabor Department
Govt Plans Smoking Air Pollution Study
Washington AP reports Surgeon General Luther L. Terry announced a broad science study on health effects from smoking and air pollution. A 12 member committee of scientists will lead the effort over about four months starting mid September, with two phases: defining hazards and then formulating action recommendations. Participating groups include the American Cancer Society American Heart Association FDA Federal Trade Commission Tobacco Institute and more.
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Washington
Luther L. Terry
Public Health Service
Terry
Amer
Ican Cancer Society
American College of Chest Surgeons
Amerifican Heart Association
American Medical Association
the Tobacco Institute, Inc
Food and Drug Administration
Mational Tuberculosis Association
Mederal Trade ]Commission
Office of Science and Technology of
Une Sifing
Two Denverites Die As State Road Toll Rises
AP reports Denver residents Jean Raybal 47 and Leroy Kalas 24 died in auto crashes near Denver. Raybal died from injuries after a Monday crash that killed her sister Delores 19. Kalas died Tuesday night when his car failed to stop at a sign. he and a patrolman collided with a second car. Several others were hospitalized with injuries.
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Denver
Jean Raybal
Leroy C. Kalas
Here
Highway Patrol
Kalas
Gene Gordon
Yale
Phoenix
Ariz
Vale
Colorado General Hospital
Joe A. Caro
Nichard
Grimes
Avria
JFK Aides To Discuss N Test Ban
President Kennedy plans a meeting with top military and diplomatic advisers to decide how far the United States can cut back inspection provisions in a nuclear test ban with the Soviet Union. Congressional alarm warns caution in reducing on site inspection demands amid new findings on cheating risks.
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Washington
API
Kennedy
United States
Soviet Union
Congressional Alamic
Dean Rusk
Washington Post
High-Altitude N-Test Delayed Into Thursday
Ford reports big profit increase while adverse weather delays United States efforts for a second high-altitude nuclear test. Financial figures for the first half of 1962 show revenue and earnings improvements, with earnings per share rising despite previous delays.
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United States
Johnston Island
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Colorado State College
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CSC
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