Moslems on Strike Clash With French Forces in Algiers
In Algiers and Blida French troops fired on Moslem mobs amid a strike called by the FLN. One rioter killed, scores hurt, including 15 anti riot forces. Rioters protested de Gaulle's partition plan as Oran reported a Moslem strike with no violence.
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Blida
FLN
Charles de Gaulle
Oran
Mohammed Yazid
Tunis
Algeria
Lorraine
Evian-Les-Bains
France
Failure Conceded in Disarm Talks with Soviets
Washington AP reports two weeks of talks failed to yield a general disarmament conference. A second round is set for Moscow July 17 while Kennedy pressed Zorin for faster progress. McCloy calls for framework talks. U N debate looms if KM efforts fail.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
U.S
Kennedy
Valerian A. Zorin
Mikhail A.menshikov
White House
Zorin
Topiay Kennedy
Ken Medy
Nol
Geneva
Laos
United Nations
General Assembly
Khrushchev
John J. McCloy
McCloy
North Carolina Highway Patrol marks 32nd anniversary
Raleigh AP reports the North Carolina Highway Patrol observes its 32nd birthday by intensifying highway surveillance during the upcoming five day July Fourth weekend. Officials expect heavy beach and vacation traffic with last year’s four day toll of 18 deaths and 349 injuries in 682 crashes.
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Raleigh
North
Duane Raver
State Wildlife Commission
Castro Declines Indemnity Deal in Cuba Invasion Fallout
Fidel Castro rejected any indemnity payment for damages from the April invasion, ending hopes for a prisoner exchange. The Tractors for Freedom Committee members Eleanor Roosevelt Milton Eisenhower and Walter Reuther said the terms violated national honor, as 1,197 prisoners remained. The dispute centered on whether tractors or cash valued at 28 million dollars should be offered, and negotiations dissolved.
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Key West
Fla
Fidel
Castro
United States
Cuba
John Hooker Jr
Tractors For Freedom Committee
Hooker
Eleanor Roosevelt
Milton Eisenhower
Walt Jee Reuther
United Auto Workers
Lobaby
Explosion injures three in Havana Vedado parking lot
Havana police reported a bomb blast in a Vedado parking area injuring three people. Cuban radio described another explosion near CMQ radio station that night but caused no injuries.
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Havana
Vedado
CMQ
Housewife Breaks Wildcat Ford Strike in England
Evelyn Smith, a Dagenham housewife, stepped onto an outdoor platform and urged 20,000 Ford workers to end the Communist-led wildcat strike. Her address influenced a vote to return to work, dealing a blow to strike leaders who had kept 32,000 idle since Monday amid Ford pay-talk ultimatums.
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Richard Wagstaff
Dagenham
England
Ford Motor Co
Evelyn Smith
Ford
Ernest
Defense Chiefs May Hold Meet
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara may convene a roundtable with leaders of major commands this fall. A spokesman said no decision or fixed time and place exists, ending the long standing annual Quantico gathering tradition since 1953.
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Washington
Robert 5. McNamara
McNamara
Defense
Quantico
Nevada crash ends holiday start with 11 dead
An AP report details a head on collision in Nevada between a speeding pickup and a station wagon, killing 11. The wreck marks the first major fatal incident of the Independence Day period as hot weather spurs travel nationwide. The National Safety Council projects thousands injured and hundreds dead over the 102 hour holiday.
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Associated Press
Nevada
Nevada Highway Patrol
National Safety Council
Safety Council
Kuwait Crisis Deepens as Saudi and British Forces Reach Border
A British carrier landed Marines and tanks in Kuwait with 12 Hunter aircraft to guard against an Iraqi invasion threat. Saudi Arabia pledged troops while Kuwait seeks UN Security Council action. Iraq denied massing troops or firing on Iranian ships. Crowds cheered as Be douin tribesmen mobilized, and Kuwait’s border tension rose with thousands of tribesmen moving toward the frontier.
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Damascus
Iraq
Baghdad Radio
Bulwark
Dragoon Guards
Loch Alvie
Sir Abdullah as-Salim
Sabah
Bader Abdulla Mulla
Britain
Sheik Abdullah l
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
British Foreign Office
Samamand
Charles Elworthy
Middle East
Rocket Fizz Foils Beer Can Launch at Wallops Island
A Scout rocket failed to ignite its third stage during a Friday test at Wallops Island. The 36,000 pound booster rose 107 miles before veering and plunging into the Atlantic. The satellite payload aimed to study micrometeoroids at 240 to 620 miles, with NASA planning a retry in a month.
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Wallops Island
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Soviet Union
Thirst Delirium and Death Survivor Tells Of Ordeal On Raft
A 14 year old Huntington Beach boy, sedated, spoke of three days adrift after a fishing trip turned deadly. Terry McClelland, rescued 90 miles southwest of San Diego, described the raft, the death of Alvin Hartman, and the struggle for water, food, and hope aboard the flimsy craft. His companions were Russell Bradford and Alvin Hartman. The group set out from Newport Beach for a month long voyage off Mexico. They faced heavy swells and failed attempts to attract passing ships. Hartman died after a raft capsize and radioed attempts at rescue. The boy was hospitalized in fairly good condition. The survivor’s tale ends with a page note to continue on Page 10.
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San Diego Calif
Terry McClelland
Huntington Beach
Calif
San Diego
Russell Bradford
Alvin Hartman
Santa Anna
Bradford
Mexico
Hartman
Newport Beach
Grandpa
Terry
Camp Cheerio life featured in Sunday Enterprise
The Sunday Enterprise runs a feature by Staff writer John Savas and photographer Art Richardson on Camp Cheerio at High Point YMCA, highlighting two weeks of the camp's first summer session and life for local youths. The edition also previews moth prevention in storage and a new volunteer fire station for Silver Valley Community in Davidson County.
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High Point Ymca
Cheerio
High Point
John Savas
Art Richardson
Camp Cheerio
Sunday Enterprise
Silver Valley
Davidson County
Braxton Younts
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