Moslems Riot and Fire On French Forces in Algeria
A French army report details riots in many Algerian towns following a cease fire. Sixty reported killed in St Denis du Sig with others wounded as rebels clash with troops in Voltaire Geryville and Les Attafs. European sections see scattered violence while general strikes and posters mark the unrest.
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Andrew Borowiec
Algiers
St. Denis du Sig
Algeria
Voltaire
Geryville
Les Attafs
Orleansville
European Secret Army
Oran
Secret Army
Nixon Charges Refuted on Kennedy Cuba Invasion Briefings
The White House stated President Kennedy did not know of a U S plan to invade Cuba until after the 1960 election. Press secretary Pierre Salinger said Kennedy had two CIA briefings during the campaign, mainly on world affairs, contradicting Nixon's claim in Six Crises.
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Washington
White House
Ricard M. Nixon
Kennedy
U. S
Pierre Salinger
Allen Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Nixon
United States
Kennedy signs law to protect pension funds
President Kennedy signed a bill at the White House designed to safeguard pension and welfare funds. He called the measure extremely important for protecting the interests of 44 million workers and their retirement security.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Two Skeletons 50 Years Old Found Near Wilmington
In Chapel Hill AP report two skeletons unearthed at Wilmington are those of a Negro man aged 20 to 30 and a Negro woman aged 18 to 25 at death. UNC anthropologist Jeffre L. Coe prepared the report for the State Bureau of Investigation and New Hanover Sheriff Marion W. Millis.
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Chapel Hill
Wilmington
Jeffre L. Coe
University of North Carolina Anthropology Department
State Bureau of Investigation
New Hanover
Marion W. Millis Coe
Cuban Invaders Set Trial Date Amid Prisoner Talks
In Havana the Judicial Department of the Armed Forces Ministry announced trials for Bay of Pigs prisoners to begin March 29. It did not specify charges or whether all 1000 plus inmates will be tried together. Most are held at Castillo del Principe.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Judicial Department
Armed Forces Ministry
Castillo del Principe
Castle of the Prince
Castro
United States
Frondizi Moves to Ban Peronist Activity in Argentina
President Arturo Frondizi drafts a decree to nullify Peronist election victories and ban Peronist songs and banners. He has placed five provinces under federal control as a military junta forms to manage the crisis amid fears of civil chaos.
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Buenos Aires
Arturo Frondizi
Argentina
Ancien Antennae
Uuveirincel Syutuces Balu
Frodizi
Frondizi
Juan D. Peron
War Ministry
Armed Services
Peron
Kennedy Says Message Satellites Near Readiness for 1965 Ownership Decision
Attorney General Robert F Kennedy told the House Commerce Committee that a first communications satellite system could be in space next year and ownership should be opened to investors. He contrasted his view with FCC plans restricting ownership to existing carriers, noting government use would be allowed if FCC prevails and that taxpayers have invested about 175 million dollars in the project.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
House Commerce Committee
FCC
United States
First Day Of Spring Brings Out Bright Side
The first day of spring prompts optimism around the world. A London cockney vows to garden despite threats from war. Women in Mexico City and Tokyo prepare for spring, while a Moscow farm manager plans spring planting on 1,600 acres despite snow.
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Associated Press
Hemisphere
Harry Mervus
Itler
Harry
Suzue Tanaka
Tokyo
Aoyama
Victor Feodorovich Isaev
Moscow
Isaev
Secret talks set near Washington on New Guinea dispute
Five officials gather for an informal meeting arranged by the United States to avert a Dutch Indonesian clash over Netherlands West New Guinea. Participating are Dutch envoy J. H. Van Roijen and Ambassador Carl Schurmann, Indonesian envoys Adam Malik and Soedgarno Tjondranagoro, and American Ellsworth Bunker. The talks occur at an undisclosed site 20 to 30 miles from Washington and will last several days.
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Spencer Davis
Washington
Netherlands’ West New Guinea
United States
State Department
Carl Schurmann
United Nations
J. H. van Roijen
Netherlands
New York
Adam Malik
Moscow
Soedgarno Tjondronagoro
Austria
Beeney Family Fears God Will Destroy Erie Town
The Beeney family of Erie Kansas says God will destroy their town and plans to flee with six children after Beeney took two daughters from school. He is jailed on a misdemeanor charge of causing truancy and faces further action as authorities address the religiously motivated case.
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Erie
Kan
Beeney
Kansas
Kennedy L Beeney Sr
Judy
Patricia
Phyllis
John Young
Pos
Bee‘ney
Three Caught Burglarizing Jewelry Firm
Greenville police arrested Charles Dawes Joseph Mosolygo and Maurice Gullo after they were found inside the Smithwick jewelry store at 1 45 am. They carried two walkie talkie radios and loot valued over 2000 but did not access the vault. Dawes had a bullet wound claimed from a Saturday gun discharge. The trio were booked on breaking and grand larceny. One of last summer’s gunmen, Donald Lee Jackson, was killed by a state patrolman, and Frederick Ray Williams received a 15 year federal sentence for unlawful flight and transporting stolen jewelry.
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Greenville
S.C
Smithwick
Charles Dawes
Tacoma Trailer Park
Newport
Joseph Mosolygo
Maurice Gullo
Philadelphia Ave
Covington
P. T. Oakes
Donald Lee Jackson
Quinter
Kan
Midwest
Frederick Ray Williams
Pasadena
Tex
Atlanta
Dawes
Mosolygo
Gallo
Urgent appeal in disarmament talks pressures on Russia
Britain urged the Soviet Union to accept a reasonable compromise on nuclear test inspection and verification at a 17-nation disarmament conference. Foreign Secretary Home proposed sampling inspections while Gromyko resisted intrusive checks, and India's Menon floated a neutral country backed system.
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Lord Home
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Soviet Union
Home
Russia
United States
V. K. Krishna Menon
Osten Unden
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Naval Explosive Ordnance Disposal School
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New Guinea
Ellsworth Bunker
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