Ben Bella Returns to Algeria Amid Cheerful Welcome
Dissident deputy premier Ahmed Ben Bella arrived from the Moroccan frontier and was greeted by thousands in Marnia and Tlemcen as he prepared to press a possible showdown with Ben Khedda. He commands strong support from the liberation army and western Moslem civilians while promising unity through army, people, and government cooperation.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Oran
Algeria
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Tlemcen
Ben Khedda
Gime
Ben Bella
Morocco
Tunisia
Marnia
Telstar links old world with new phone call set
The Telstar satellite will conduct a transatlantic telephone call between New York and Paris between 5 and 6 p.m. EST. Eugene J. McNeely of AT&T will oversee the test as part of ongoing satellite communication demonstrations. The event follows Telstar's earlier TV link between the U.S. and Europe, with European signals beamed to space and relayed back to American viewers.
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Andrew Meisels
NEW York
Telstar
United, States
Europe
Paris
Eugene J. McNeely
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Telephone Company
Andover
Goonhilly Downs
England
Yves Montand
Michele Arnaud
Lannion
Kings Release After Fines Paid for Albany Protests
In Albany Georgia Dr Martin Luther King Jr and the Rev Ralph Abernathy were freed from jail after fines were paid for their December 1964 demonstrations. King said he did not know who paid the fines and expressed unhappiness at leaving jail early.
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Albany
Martin Luther King Jr
Ralph Abernathy
King
Recorder’s Court
South Georgia
Laurie Pritchett
Shiloh Baptist Church
Pritchett
Anderson
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Dr. King
Justice Department
Kennedy
Georgia
Editor's Outlook column by Jenkin Lloyd Jones debuts
The Enterprise introduces An Editor's Outlook by Jenkin Lloyd Jones of the Tulsa Tribune. Jones, noted editor and former ASNE president, discusses his recent national spotlight speech and his plans to highlight cheerworthy news while avoiding partisan politics. He tours internationally and meets British officials as the Sunday edition adds this feature.
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Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Tulsa
Okla) Tribune
Enterprise
Jones
National News
America
American Newspaper Editors Society
New Orleans
American Society of Newspaper Editors
William Allen White
University of Wisconsin
Iwo Jima
Okinawa
Pacific
Tulsa Tribune
World
Arctic Circle
Russia
Europe
International Press Institute
Paris
Rome
Naples
The
Churchill Develops Infection in London
Sir Winston Churchill, 87, has developed a bronchial infection and fever while recovering from a thigh fracture at Middlesex Hospital. Doctors report reduced swelling in the left leg and plan another bulletin Friday, noting risks of respiratory complications for an immobilized man of his age.
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London
Winston Churchill
Middlesex Hospital
Monte Carlo
Lord Moran
Sir Winston
NASA seeks two moon ship designs for lunar missions
NASA called for proposals on two new moon craft plans. One would shuttle between the moon’s surface and its satellite, the other would haul two astronauts from Earth to the moon and back. The agency aims to award early contracts and continue studies on unmanned support vehicles and landing sites.
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Washington
Space Agency
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Aerospace Industry
NASA
James E. Webb
Moon
Apollo
Former Governor Blair and wife found dead in Missouri home
Former Gov James T Blair and his wife Emilie Blair were found dead at their home west of Jefferson City. Police believe carbon monoxide from a running car in the attached garage caused their deaths while a maid reported in this morning. Their dog also perished.
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Jefferson City
James T. Blair
Horace Debo
Blairs
Highway Patrol
Debo
Emilie Chorn
Kansas City
Moriarty Indicted on 44-Count Lottery Charges
Jersey City police report $2.59 million in cash found in two garages linked to Joseph Newsboy Moriarty. A Hudson County grand jury indicted him in Superior Court on possession of lottery slips at 47 61 Oxford Street Jersey City and related charges.
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Jersey City
N.J
Joseph
Newsboy) Moriarty
Moriarty
Hudson County
Peter P. Artaserse
Oxford St
Big Federal Tax Cut Makes Swift Impact in Economy
The largest federal tax cut since 1954 takes effect, primarily aiding business. President Kennedy announced the plan, with Treasury Secretary Dillon predicting quicker investment and higher equipment orders. Bipartisan leaders Byrd and Halleck voice approval amid faster depreciation rules aimed at spurring growth.
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Washington
Kennedy
Secretary of the Treasury
Doug
Treasury
Harry F. Byrd
Dva
Senate Finance Committee
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
House
New Zealand Expels Red Diplomats
New Zealand expelled two Soviet diplomats for spying. V. S. Andreev and N. L. Shtykov left within 48 hours after being declared persona non grata. The move, first of its kind in New Zealand, followed a leak by the Soviet legation.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Keith J. Holyoake
Legation
V. S. Andreev
N. L Shtykov
Moscow
Shtykov
Andreev
Russia
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