Algeria Rebel Army strikes clinic amid attacks in Algiers
A band of OAS gunmen stormed a Moslem National Liberation Front clinic in Algiers, killing nine patients nearby and fatally injuring three pedestrians. The raid damaged the European director's office and followed clashes that left 49 dead and 26 wounded, many hurt in Algiers and Oran. A raid on the Algerian railways office yielded $320,000.
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Michael Goldmith
Algiers
API
Secvet Army Organization
Mosiem
Patints
Secret Army
OAS
National Liberation Front
Oran
Service Set for Stadium This Year
The Hope Ministerial Alliance names Roy Anderson as chairman for the Eastern Service arrangements. The Easter Sunrise Service is planned at Hammons Stadium, weather permitting, with a fallback at Unity Missionary Baptist Church if conditions are bad. The service has been held in a local church for seven years despite the stadium hosting the earlier union service since 1937.
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Ministerial Alliance
Roy Anderson
Eastern Service
Hammone’ Stadium
Yan
Hammons Stadium
Unity Missionary Baptist Church
Gordon Renshaw
Hope Ministerial Alliance
Hope Student Hurt in Wreck
Jerry McPherson, 21, of Hope, a student at Henderson State Teachers College, was injured in a weekend crash at Arkadelphia when his auto ran rail down an embankment in a rainstorm. He suffered a severe back injury and was treated at Arkadelphia hospital before transfer to Memorial Hospital for six weeks to two months of confinement. Don Booth, riding with Jerry, was not seriously hurt.
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Jerry McPherson
Hope
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Memorial Hospital
Don’ Booth
Jerry
Ture
Arkansas Regional Forecast Whitney Weather Summary March Precipitation
Weather report covers March total precipitation of 2.72 inches and 1962 total through March 14.85 inches. Two hour period ending 8 am Tuesday reports high 60 and low 20. Central Arkansas forecast predicts clear to partly cloudy, warmer trends into tonight and Wednesday with easterly winds shifting southerly, then a cloudy mild Thursday with possible showers and highs mid 60s. Northwest Arkansas expected fair, warmer today and tonight with highs in the 60s.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Northwest
San Quentin guards recapture five escapees today
Bulletin from San Quentin reports guards recaptured the five convicts who staged the ladder and rope escape from the big prison on Monday. The capture occurred in a house about 10 miles north of the prison.
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San Quentin
Calif
Buson
U S Sees Russia China Split as Real Factor in Policy
Washington officials say the rift between the Soviet Union and Red China is real and could shape U S cautious optimism about world events. The split is not yet irrevocable, but Moscow and Peiping act as rival nationalists, with China seeking rapid development and Russia wary of provoking a nuclear war.
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Washington
Russia
Red China
U. S
Department of State
Whetworld
Yugoslavia
China
Peiping
Moscow
India
Rebel Junta in Syria Brings More Fighting
Beir ut reports a ground air clash between Syrian armed forces as rebel held Aleppo and the Damascus junta resume radio attacks. A passenger crew said ground troops fired on Russian built MIGs at the Aleppo airport amid an intense bombardment. Col. Atassi declared control of northern forces and urged reunion with the United Arab Republic while appealing for a bloodless solution and a truce. Nasser offered to intervene if parties agree, as fighting and mutiny claims fuel the crisis.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Aleppo
Damascus
Syria
Syrain
Aleppo Radio
Voice
The
Arab Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Pro- Ua.r
Alepo
Nasseus
Cairo
GAR
Lunay Atassi
Atassi
Atass
Radio
UAT
Alassi
Hat Jelly
Nasser
Calro
Twist Banned by New Wrinkles in Acushnet
ACUSHNET Mass AP The three member Board of Selectmen outlawed the Twist Monday night due to variations in the dance Selectman Clement St Amand calling it the most vulgar seen in his life If people can't do it properly they shouldn't be allowed to do it at all Acushnet Junior High School Parent Teachers Association agreed to discontinue weekly record hops under the decree
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Acushnet
Mass
Board of Selectmen
Clement St. Amand
St. Amand
Acushnet Junior High School
NASA probes Houston builders gifts to Mercury astronauts
Officials say NASA is reviewing acceptance of furnished $24,000 homes offered by the Houston Home Builders Association to seven Mercury astronauts. White House inquiry reported. NASA may have tacitly consent with no regulations preventing gifts.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Houston Home Builders Association
Astromiuts
NASA
White House
New York Times
Times
Carlee
White House. al
Houston
Angelo Mascari
John A. Mowers
Project Mercury
Troustoh
Injuries Fatal to Former Hope Resident Larry Joe Sunny Garter
Larry Joe Sunny Garter, formerly of Hope, died from injuries suffered in a truck crash in Sulphur Springs Texas. He is survived by his parents Louie and Louie Carfur, a son Terry Joe, a daughter June Guile, a sister Mes Jean Ruski, and a grandmother Mrs. Ovie Carter. Funeral services were held Monday at Wallis and Texarkunt locations with arrangements by Eli Momlay.
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Larry Joe
Sunny Garter
Apa 4
Hope
Sulphur Springs
Tex
Louie Carfur
Terry Joe
June Guile
Mes
Jean Ruski
Wallis
Ovie Carter
Texarkunt
Eli Momlay
Palle
Greyhound Attacks Child in English Town Tragedy
In Enfield England a crazed greyhound attacked a child after entering a schoolyard. The dog killed a puppy and mauled a baby before the mother Joyce Barrel crawled from her wheelchair to rescue the child, dragging him to safety. The dog, a stray, was starving and was later dened.
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Enfieln
England
Smanth
Joyce Barrel
Officers recover a stolen car in Texarkana incident
City policemen Moses and Clap recovered a stolen car and arrested several men after an hour’s chase. The event at Texarkana involved a car driven by Charles Willie Stuart and owned by Hope Ante, with minor collision and limited damage. One driver, Neal Hopsons, faced license issues. police also reported a school bus collision with little damage near Kim Street and West Division.
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Moses
Clap
Cliften Mani
Heb Spelogs
Jae
Kaid Lie
Texarkana
Mann
Charles Willie Stuart
Hope Ante
Huek Emi
Neal Hopsons
Mite Dammar
Starlowes Charedd
Ah West Division
Kim Siete
Yeetdstay Noir
Qatari Sehuul
Ro Ky Qewell
En A
Filip
Ulin
Woman swindled out of $3200 in local scam
A woman reported losing 3200 to an extortion attempt described in confusing testimony. The suspect allegedly posed as a benefactor and offered a share of money if she paid a supposed fee. No clear victim details or definitive names were confirmed in the fragment.
Calvary Baptists Plan Revival at West Avenue Church
Calvary Baptist Church on West Avenue B announces revival services starting Wednesday April 4 with Passmore as evangelist the first week and Rev Barnett second week. Evening services run nightly plus Saturday at 7 39 pm and daytime sessions from April 10 through April 13 at 10 am with prayers, Sunday School at Night program and community participation.
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Lie Calvary, Baptist Church
West Avenue B
Passmore
Seawives
Hole Barnett
White River Baptist Assoviation
Evangelise
Sunidhi
Barnett
Fallout booklet distribution ends in post offices
Washington officials say the government fallout survival booklet will no longer be available in post offices. Copies now in offices will be sent to a civil defense center in Battle Creek, Michigan, and the brochure will be available through civil defense offices. The arrangement began in January for a three month stay.
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Washington
API
Battle Creek
Mich
Court Asked to Bar Prayer in Schools
The Supreme Court was urged to rule school prayer unconstitutional. Five parents of nine New Hyde Park students argued the Regents 22 word prayer breaches church state separation. Attorney William J Butler claimed it encourages religious activity, while Port Washington's Bertram Duiker urged adherence to strict liberty from religious instruction in public schools. Chief Justice Warren noted court sessions begin with God Save the United States before proceeding.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New Hyde Park
New York State Board of Regents
Unitarian Church
Society For Ethical Culture
William J. Builer
New York City
Allomey
New York
Butler
Doh Me Harlin
Fredom
Earl Warren
God Save the
United States
All Around Town Census Details and Local Events
The Hempstead census lists 763 housing units with 2 070 sold. figures show occupancy, values, and furnishings in a bustling town. Local items include appliance counts, car ownership, and a community drive by Lions Club for a cleanup, plus sports notes from Gastite Bowl and league records to challenge.
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Hempstead
Certens
Bipartisan Plan For UN Bonds Faces GOP Opposition
Washington AP reports a bipartisan plan to finance the United Nations with a $100 million U N bonds purchase or lending option met unexpected Republican pushback at a GOP senators conference. The proposal would grant President Kennedy discretionary authority to act, with senators noting possible further talks and conditions to secure quick Senate approval.
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Washington
United Nations
GOP
Senate
Kennedy
Everett Mc Dirksen
Mlinoig
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Promise
Sue
U.N
Aiken
United States
Senate Foreign Relations
Eatdy
Randy Haatt
Congressiars
Tenedy
Presid
President Kennedy in Senate Quiet Surprise Visit
President Kennedy made an informal, surprise drop into the Senate chamber returning to the capital after leaving office. Senators Morse and Kuchel discussed a California irrigation project while others gathered for a Mansfield reception in the Capitol east wing. Kennedy did not partake in drinks as he observed the sparsely attended scene.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
White House
Senaror
Magesuchusells
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Thomas H. Kuchel
Morse
Mike Mansficki
Montana
Taney
Capitol
Mansfield
Sabate
Kenney
State Treasurer Reports Revenue Increase for Fiscal Year
Arkansas treasurer L A Clayton said revenues routed through his office rose by 13.6 million in the current fiscal year begun July 1. He noted 21,224,567 moved through the office in the first nine months, including 16,000,000 in general revenues and 35,625,186 in special revenues.
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Little Rock
L. A. Clayton Said Mone Fay
Clayton
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Allison
John Cain
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Ras ‘Dean
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Behlong
John McCormack
J. B. Gaillot, Jr
Save Our Nation (Son) Inc
Joseph F. Rummel
Gaillot
Southeast
Bre
Louisiana
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Archdioces of
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NEA Telephoto
Lyle
Sesra Wuriit
Wimaunt
Monaye
Camele
Hom
Neara Woren
Mies
Calvary Baptists Plan
Stly Rolie
Vickup Leck
Barlow Hale
Din White
Emily McBayre
Tis
Avesnue
Tape Lions Club
Spemstine
Drupe Jayuees
Ign
Snimet
Bulger Phontes
Gene Allen
Charles Niemeyer
Burger
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