Rightists Warned as Paris Tightens Security Amid Algeria Crisis
In Paris, armed police patrols search vehicles and pedestrians while authorities warn rightists that any disruption of Charles de Gaulle's Algeria policies will be crushed. Bombs target the home of socialist Gaston Deferre as clashes with Algerian rebels persist.
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Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
France
Plosion
Gaston Deferre
Deferre
Marseille
Algiers
de Gaulle
Walker and Daniel enter Texas governor race in Democratic primary
Edwin A. Walker and Gov. Price Daniel filed for the Democratic nomination for Texas governor with a May 5 primary aimed at a bitter contest. Other candidates include John Connally and Marshall Formby, while Jack Cox seeks the Republican nod. Walker, 52, resigned from the Army after a 24th Division command issue and aligned with rightist groups. The field also features Will Wilson, Don Yarborough, and Bruce Alger offers.
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Austin
Tex
Edwin A. Walker
Price Daniel
Texas
Walker
Army
Germany
John B. Connally
Lyndon B. Johnson
Five Burn To Death In House In Shippensburg Area
A widower Joseph Finkey his fiancee and three of his children died in a fast moving house fire in Three Square Hollow about 10 miles north of Shippensburg Pennsylvania. Finkey 50 his son James 16 and daughters Dixie 15 and June 14 perished along with an unidentified Harrisburg woman. Donald Finkey said he could not enter due to flames. Firefighters from Shippensburg and Newbury found the home destroyed on arrival while a new house nearby was under construction.
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Shippensburg
Three Square Hollow
Pennsylvania
Joseph Finkey
Finkey
James
Dixie
Harrisburg
Ellsworth, Shaver
Miltiarists Force Argentina Into Strong Anti Cuba Ranks
Argentine President Frondizi bows to military leaders and moves to expel Cuba from the inter American system. He orders embassy recall and pledges Argentina to vote for ouster at the OAS, reversing Punta del Este abstention. Tense regional reactions follow amid domestic pressure.
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Carlo Julio Arosemena
Buenos Aires
Frondizi
Punta del Este
Gambling at Massachusetts State House Sparks Probe
Massachusetts lawmakers confront gambling activity inside the state house as Capitol police seize pool slips and betting paraphernalia from a janitors’ room. Senate President and House Speaker fire the documents chief amid claims of hypocrisy and long running dog and horse betting among legislators.
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Massachusetts
State House
Capitol
State ‘House
John A. Volpe
Senate
House
Robert G. Connolly
Legislative Document Room
Connolly
Indians Brace for Doomsday as Planet Alignment Prompts Panic
In New Delhi and across India and Nepal crowds pray by rivers and fires as astrologers warn of a three day end of world. Prime Minister Nehru questions the warnings while industry, railways and schools see disruptions and mass prayers surge.
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New Delhi
India
Nepal
Nehru
Ramakrishna Dalmia
Bank Break-In Reported At Newland Avery County Bank
The Avery County Bank of Main Street Newland was broken into Friday night with a broken back bathroom window and cut electric wires to disable the alarm. The vault combination was tampered with but no heavy tools were used. An FBI agent assisted the sheriff in the investigation.
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N.C
Avery County Bank of
Main Street
Death Tie Luciano to New York Drug Conspiracy Report
U S Treasury officials say exiled gangster Charles Lucky Luciano had links to a multimillion dollar New York narcotics conspiracy. He died of a heart attack January 26 at Naples airport while about to be arrested. Italian authorities investigate the death as agents disclose Rubino and three defendants were key figures in the case.
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Charles
Lucky) Luciano
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Naples
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Mafia
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James A. Reed
the Treasury
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William Holmes
Mauro
Frank Caruso
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Bronx
Barcelona
Albert Agucci
Toronto
Salvatore Maneri
Rochester
N.Y
Majorca
Giordano
Caruso
Man
Eri
London
Edward Them
Weinfeld
Brooklyn
Rubino
Westchester
Maneri
Miami
United States
Thomas E. Dewey
Embargo Planned on U S Imports from Cuba
Washington reports the Kennedy administration will announce a full embargo on U S imports from Cuba totaling about 35 million dollars yearly. The move follows the Western Hemisphere push to exclude Cuba from the OAS and curb Communist subversion. Rusk returned from Punta del Este and said Cuba funds Communist activity in Latin America. US tobacco dominates the 1961 Cuba imports while fruits and vegetables make up the rest. US exports of food and medicine to Cuba stood at about 13.6 million. The embargo would allow food and medicine sales to continue. A parallel push seeks regional security measures to counter a Cuban based offensive before insurrection or guerrilla war. The OAS meets to implement Punta del Este decisions including arms halt and potential sanctions.
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Kennedy
U.S
Cuba
Organization of American States
Dean Rusk
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Rusk
Fidel Castro
Tampa
Fla
United States
OAS
OAS Council
Berlin Talks Continue as U S Leaves Next Move to Soviets
The United States told Russia it will keep exploring Berlin talks but defers the next move to the Soviet government. In Moscow Thompson presented a memorandum rejecting Gromyko's three Germanys plan and pressed for Western guards in Berlin and a settlement of access rights before broader German issues. The exchange followed earlier Rusk–Gromyko talks and Kennedy’s White House meeting with Gromyko.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Berlin
Gromyko Lan
Thompson
Germany
Dean Rusk
Gromyko
U.N. General Assembly
New York
U.S
Kennedy
White House
West
Molotov Hospitalized in Moscow With Flu
Former Soviet foreign minister Vyacheslav Molotov is recovering from the flu at Central Hospital in suburban Moscow. Doctors say the illness developed from lung congestion and he is quarantined in the infectious diseases unit. A release is expected in a few days, with no official word on his future duties.
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Moscow
V. M. Molotov
Central Hospital
Molotov
International Atomic Energy Commission
Vienna
Dense Fog Disrupts Mid Atlantic and Beyond
Dense fog and icy roads slowed traffic across the middle Atlantic states the Midwest and the Pacific Coast. An Oregon Willamette Valley pileup of about 20 vehicles injured several people while O Hare airport faced shutdowns due to icy runways.
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Middle Atlantic
Midwest
Pacific Coast
Illinois
Ohio
Chicago
O'Hare International
Pacific
Oregon
Willamette Valley
Portland
California
Weather Bureau
Sunday Enterprise: features on narcotics fight and local profiles
The issue previews two features in the Sunday Enterprise. Bonnie Moore profiles a man who walks five miles daily to work and a High Point business whose products are shipped worldwide. Another piece examines George Romney as a possible 1964 Republican candidate and his views.
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Yellow Jackets
Bonnie Moore
Your Sunday Enterprise
High Point
George Romney
American Motor Corp
Romney
America
The
Sunday Enterprise
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Julio Ampedo
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