Ben Bella Party Seizes Algeria Union in Coup
In Algiers on Saturday the National Liberation Front moved to seize control of the General Union of Algerian Workers. Police and riot police watched as Ben Bella allies filled the leadership while minority officers were barred from exit.
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Algeria
Paul Davis
Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
General Union of
UGTA
National Liberation Front
FLN
Ugta i
Press institute backs open floor access for newsmen
NC lawmakers debate whether reporters should stay in galleries or roam floor area at the 1964 press institute. Rep H Clifton Blue argues for full access to House floor while Sen Clarence Stone suggests confinement to galleries. The event also notes the 1964 summer meeting at Wrightsville Beach and remarks on press standards by Dwight Sargent.
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Wrightsville Beach
Wilmington Star- News
Chapel Hill
Senate
House
H. Clifton Blue
Moore
North Carolina
Mid-Winter Press Institute
Blue
State Senate
Clarence Stone
Rockingham
Stone
General Assembly
Institute
Robert Bunnelle
Asheville Citizen-Times
North Carolina Press Association
Republican Women Foresee 1964 Victory For GOP
In Raleigh AP dispatch Dorothy Elston of Middletown Delaware told the State Federation of Republican Women's Clubs that the GOP will win the White House in 1964 citing narrow 1960 Dem victory and recent GOP gains. She urged Southern Republicans to win over Southern Democrats by registering as Republicans and backing party aims.
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Raleigh
White House
Dorothy Elston
Middletown
Del
State Federation of Republican Women’s Clubs
John Yow
Greensboro
Elston
Yow
GOP
Charlotte
State Federation
E. W. Simpson
Simpson
National Federation
Robert Griffin
Asheville
George Fitzsimmons
Kenneth Thomas
Hickory
Sybil Lindy
Chapel Hill
Wesley Potter
Walter Hendricks
Gastonia
Meredith Takes Exam at University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith completed his second exam at the University of Mississippi and will stay on campus to study. He gave no comment on the political science test and noted two tests remain Monday and Tuesday. White classmates found the essay exam difficult while Meredith reviews campus conditions.
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Oxford
Miss
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Meredith
John D. Williams
Driver Gets Jail Term For Deaths
Audie Lee Dockery, 36, of near Lincolnton, begins an 8 to 12 year sentence for involuntary manslaughter in the Christmas Eve deaths of Timmy Dellinger, 9, and Andy Phillips, 10. Thomas Cooper faced initial charges. Dockery pleaded guilty and admitted driving. Both sentences run concurrently plus four months on a drunk driving count.
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Lincolnton
N.C
Audie Lee Dockery
Dockery
Thomas Cooper
Lincoln County Superior Court
Cooper
Timmy Dellinger
Andy Phillips
Gaston County
Two faiths salute Notre Dame scholar in new book
In Notre Dame Ind AP Bishop James A Pike of San Francisco and Richard Cardinal Cushing of Boston praise Rev John A O Brien of Notre Dame University for Eternal Answers for an Anxious Age, noting the work blends Catholic and Protestant resources.
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Notre Dame, Ind
James A. Pike
San Francisco
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
Prentice-Hall
John A. O’brien
Notre Dame University
Pike
North Carolina National Guard fuels $7 million yearly economy
North Carolina National Guard payrolls pour nearly seven million dollars into the state economy annually through the Army National Guard and about one million more from the Air National Guard. About 10 000 guardsmen drill weekly. retirees and active members add to local spending, with 1962 figures highlighting substantial civilian purchasing power and steady armory activity statewide.
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Durham
N. C
North Carolina
North Carolina National Guardsman
Tarheelia
National Guard
Army National Guard
30Th Infantry Division
Air National Guard
Charlotte
Army
Air Guard
Ft. Bragg
Aunty BBC loosens grip with second TV channel shift
London AP reports the BBC known as Aunty BBC has loosened its moral code by planning a second television channel. Donald Baverstock 38 will direct Channel 1 and Michael Peacock 32 will head Channel 2 opening in April. Government sanctioned commercial TV began in 1955 and drew large audiences with American Westerns thrillers and plays, fueling BBC competition.
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London
British Broadcasting Corp
BBC
Donald Baverstock
Channel 1
Michael Peacock
Channel 2
Britain
Rocky the boxer regains Sparks dog license after surgery
Rocky a five year old boxer living in Sparks Nevada is reinstated as a resident in good standing. The City Council restored his dog license after learning he underwent a ventriculocordectomy to curb barking. A veterinarian says it will be six months before he can bark again at reduced volume.
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Sparks
Nev
Rocky
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