Algeria Denies Moroccan Truce Amid Fighting and Mobilization
Algeria denied a Moroccan cease fire in principle while reporting ongoing border clashes in the Sahara region. Algerian officials noted talks in Marrakech and Algiers with no settlement on details. Franco appealed for Morocco and Algeria to settle their dispute as Ben Bella mobilized forces and veterans streamed to recruitment centers. Jacqueline Kennedy ended a Morocco vacation and planned travel to Washington via Paris.
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Efile
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Algeria
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Mies
Franchico
Franco
Morocco
Hassan II
Abgetian
Ahmed Ben ‘Eucelutly
Spain
Bella
Ben Bella
National Assembly
France
Reg
Jacqueline Kennedy
Washington
Paris
Citizens Group To Study Schools From 3 Angles
A citizen education committee outlined plans to study the district's threefold education program and its financial implications. The group aims to evaluate the overall educational program, fiscal burden, and potential funding sources while addressing concerns about tax impacts and efficiency.
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Jim Hitch
Old
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Gram
Thoes
Haley
Tvenue
Cial
Secrecy Surrounds Spy Satellite Shot
Two nuclear detection satellites launched from Cape Canaveral in an Atlas Agena flight entered high elliptical orbits as part of a space based system to monitor nuclear tests. Officials stressed secrecy. early flight phases were reported successful and the mission aims include preventing false alarms from solar activity or cosmic events.
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Cars Canaveral
Fla. AP
United States
Soviet Union
Defense Department
Wyoming
Wekland
Mare
Cape
Canaveral
Veta Hotel
NASA clears Slayton for missions with partner in Gemini Apollo plan
Slayton, grounded by Air Force for an erratic heart rate, is cleared by NASA to fly again only if accompanied. NASA officials say he can participate in missions as a civilian astronaut, not solo, aiding the program to land a man on the moon.
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Conzider
Memill
Lébout
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Slayton
Deke
Gemini
Apollo
Kennedy Tito Meet In Private Session At White House
President Kennedy greeted Yugoslav leader Tito at the White House and planned private talks plus a luncheon. The visit, six years after a similar event, drew protests from some quarters while Kennedy spoke of shared world problems and the need to prevent war. Tito read a brief English reply and looked forward to frank exchanges of views on global issues.
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Tito
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Kennedy
Wesl White House
Pennsylvanian
Ban
General Assembly of the United Nations
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
White House
Congress
Jackie Kennedy Heads to Washington from Paris
Jacqueline Kennedy leaves Paris by air for Washington via New York after a 15 day trip to Greece Turkey and Morocco. A government plane will meet at Idlewild and fly to Washington National Airport. She toured Dior items before boarding and received flowers from President de Gaulle.
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Paris
Jacqueline Kennedy
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Thurs
Washington
New York
Greece
Turkey
Morocco
Idlewild
Nations Airport
Weather summary for Thursday into Friday
The 1 pm temperature was 73 degrees with 24 hour totals ending 8 am Thursday showing Public Service high 75 low 37 and Great Western high 73 low 22. Barometer 30.12 steady. Sunrise 6:13 am, sunset 5:38 pm. Colorado forecast calls for partly cloudy north and south to tonight with scattered showers and possible brief thunderstorms southwest and southern border. Highs mostly 70s to near 100 in lower elevations. mountain valleys cooler.
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Colorado
Eight Greeley stations hit by breakins and vandalism
Eight service stations in Greeley were entered or vandalized late Wednesday night into Thursday. Breakins at Texaco on 11th Ave and Shamrock on 7th Ave caused broken windows and opened desks. small cash losses totaling about 8 dollars plus one gallon of anti freeze were reported. Multiple stations suffered broken windows and damage, with no major items stolen overall. Police logged numerous breakins from 10:41 p.m. to 1:33 a.m. at Rand’s Gas, Ranch Wholesale, Ed’s Texaco, Shamrock, Standard Service, and others, totaling minor cash missing and extensive property damage.
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Texaco
I1th Ave
Shamrock
7Th Ave
8Th St.l
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Bymer
Robert Beverithe
Charles Arried
Rand
Ranch Wholesale Supply
71K Ave. Ivestigators
William Nerner
Shamrock Service Staton
132Th Ave
Harry ‘Sellers
Gormley I
Seth Ave
Two Greeley airmen win honors at William Tell meet
Two men from the 138th Win Win Tell Trap unit and Capt Edmund Morrisey with M/Sgt Corwin Ammons of Greeley earned perfect scores at the USAF William Tell interceptor weapons meet at Tyndall AFB Florida. Three Greeley men were chosen by the Air National Guard to compete with its teams. The meet tested capabilities of interceptor weapons systems and air defense readiness.
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Greeley
Tyndall Afb
Florida
Edmund (. Morrisey
Corwin D. Ammons
Air National Guard
Love Slates Forums At Loveland Sterling
Colorado Republican Gov. John A. Love plans no statewide forums next year but will participate in two governor’s forums in Sterling and Loveland and speak in Rocky Mountain states. He aims to stay active in GOP campaigns, including national races, while his term runs through 1967.
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Gordon G. Gauss
Denver
Colorado
John A. Lavel
Denver Metro
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Love
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Boulder
Weld
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Ty Goldwater
Arizona
Salespublican
Sat Love
Sterling Noy
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Republican Party
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Elizabeth
Stanley’ Levine
Suchlin
Wyoming
Joseph Laychock
New Mexico
Utah
Univerwater
Thelgal Corrugated Box Machinery
GOP Nomination, Corp
Tinden
Homing Pigeons Lose Way Home Across Japan
In Tokyo a report says three foreign and 162 Japanese homing pigeons missing since Wednesday morning from the MK annual International Pigeon Race sponsored by the Eccles research group. Pigeons last seen west of Matsushima Pine Island heading toward Tokyo, about 190 miles away. Eccles, a professor of physics at Australian National University, Canberra, and colleagues study nervous impulses along the birds' pathways.
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Matsushima
Pine Island
Eecles
Japan
Huxley
Hodg
Tion
Eccles
Australian National Muslims At & A.m
Muniversity
Canberra
Nobel Prize Awarded to Hodgkin Huxley Eccles trio
The 1963 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine was awarded jointly to Alan Hodgkin and Andrew Huxley of University College London and John Eccles of Canberra for discoveries on nerve membrane excitability and nerve impulse transmission. The trio shared a record prize of 265000 Swedish crowns.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Luday
Alay Lioydle Drow Fielding Kinxley
Univerit Hodgkin
Cambridge
Ilsily College
London
Sir John Carew Accles
Canberra
Royal Caroline Institute of Medicine
Kiel
Eccles
Jnhos Hopkins University
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Hodgkin
University College
Johns Hopkins
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
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Alderwood Manor
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