Europeans Strike Shuts Down Algiers Activities
A general strike by European workers protesting Algeria's independence halted most Algiers operations. Rail, air and city transport stopped. water gas and electricity cuts. shops closed at noon amid calls from the European Secret Army Organization. The action followed the arrest of the Railway Union Federation secretary general and accompanied by secret army threats.
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Algiers
European Secret Army Organization
Algeria
Sec
Railway Union Federation
Oran
Secret Army
Bab el Oued
Nationalist
Liberation Front
Four teen electricians delay Atlas missile walkout
Cheyenne four teen electricians at the Atlas missile sites delay a planned strike until month end. They seek better representation in wage talks with Chicago Local 134 and challenge Base Services Inc. for a fair $3.64 to $3.71 prevailing wage, citing national defense work.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Atlas Missile Sites
Here
Joe Murdock
Chicago
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Base Services Inc
Murdock
Washington
Gordon M. Freeman
All Brotherhood
Eichmann lawyer seeks Supreme Court review of death decree
Adolf Eichmann's defense, Dr. Robert Servatius, asked Israel's Supreme Court to set aside the death sentence on grounds of illegal capture and invalid law. He sought to introduce new evidence and summon witnesses including Hans Globke, a top West German official, to testify on Nazi racial laws. Globke's role and Adenauer's defense of him were noted.
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Garven Hudgins
Frondizi struggles to form coalition amid Peronist strike
Argentina's president faces a four day crisis as Peronist labor unions threaten a general strike of nearly two million workers. military factions split over Frondizi, anti-Peron politicians reject a unity cabinet, and Peronists demand the return of ex-dictator Peron from exile as talks continue.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Juan D. Peron
Frondizi
National
General Confederation of Labor
Peronista Party
Navy Plane Missing With 10 Men over Washington
A Navy P2V Neptune with 10 crew members vanished in heavy overcast after developing engine trouble during a flight from Whidby Island to Alameda. The aircraft disappeared about 23 miles southwest of Mt. St. Helens, with search hindered by cloudy conditions. Names aboard were not released.
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Seattle
Wash
California
Naval Air Reserve
Mt. St. Helens
Washington
Portland
Ore
13Th Naval District Public Information Office
Alameda
Calif
Whidby Island Naval Air Station
Here
Nations Protests Delay Breakthrough in Berlin Talks
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko met for two hours at the Palace of Nations but failed to break the deadlock in Berlin disarmament and nuclear test ban negotiations. Small nations protested the stalemate and planned to push the 12 nation conference toward action.
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Geneva
U. S
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Berlin
Rusk
Palace of Nations
Britain
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Michael Wright
Semyon Tsarapkin
Lord Home
Russia
Soviets claim elaborate civil defense plan with gas masks
A Soviet translation of a 1959 Minsk study describes an extensive civil defense program with mass gas mask distribution and protective clothing, plus expanded shelter networks. It notes standby shelter plans and claims of advanced defenses, while acknowledging variable attack warning readiness across the USSR.
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Viet Union
U.S
Commerce Department
Office of Technical Services
Ministry of Health
L. F. Supron
F. P. Zverev
Minsk
U.S.S.R
Soviet Union
Honeymooning socialite's death probed in Haiti
Autopsy planned to determine cause of death of Lucille Rogers 52 of New York and Kansas City while honeymooning with husband Dr Manfred Von Linde 38. He is detained in Port au Prince. investigators consider insinuations amid conflicting autopsy results. Mrs Rogers had health check in New York before travel. relatives dispute initial heart attack verdict.
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Watson Sims
Port AU Prince
Haiti
Manfred von Linde
Lucille Rogers
New York
Kansas City
von Linde
Charles Emmett Jr
Port Au Prince Central
Emmett
Romantic Cap Haitien
Estelle Sophian
Emily O'Leary
Mission, Kan
Overseas Education Efforts Hit By Defense School Shortages
The NEA accuses the government of neglect affecting children of U S servicemen abroad. It cites low salaries in Defense Department schools overseas and inadequate facilities in Western Europe, leading to crowded classes and half day sessions. About 178000 students in 26 countries rely on 6500 teachers and 45 million dollars yearly. The union says salary gaps hinder recruiting and push staffing toward inexperienced teachers seeking travel abroad.
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Washington
National Education Association
U. S
NEA
Department of Defense
Europe
Defense Department
European Tourists Expected in North Carolina
RALEIGH AP European travel officials forecast a surge of group tours from Europe to North Carolina after a recent overseas mission. Charles B. Wade head of the mission and a Reynolds Tobacco executive said about 30 European travel agents plan October visits and a German tobacco contingent may come in the fall. Wade noted the North Carolina trip cost the state nothing and that Europeans are already traveling.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Charles B. Wade
Wade
Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston Salem
Grand Rapids
Mich
Pinehurst
Tar Heel
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