Ben Bella set to enter Algiers with power share
Algiers reports Ben Bella, 45, victor of the struggle, poised to enter Algiers amid a truce that curtails Premier Ben Khedda and gives Ben Bella a leading role. Boumedienne and Krim rally behind Ben Bella while the 40,000 strong army remains a potential power lever as elections approach August 27.
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Andrew Borowiec
Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
F Army
Col
Algeria
Due
Ben Khedda
Ben Bella
Boumedienne
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Dras
Hoad
N-Ship Strike Progress Reported
NEW YORK AP reports progress in a labor dispute tying up the $50 million atomic powered liner Savannah built to demonstrate peaceful nuclear uses. Crew tensions, possible Navy takeover talk, and union demands over pay, accommodations, and crew size drive the stalemate aboard the vessel at Yorktown Virginia before a planned maiden voyage to the Seattle World's Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Savannah
America
Yorktown
Norfolk
Herbert C. Bonner
D-N.c
Navy
States
Marine Lines
International Organization of Masters, Mates and Pilots
The
National Maritime Union
American Radio Association
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
Electronic Gear In X15 Flight Test
Edwards Air Force Base Calif AP X15 pilot Joseph A Walker reached 147000 feet to test electronic gear stabilizing the rocket plane He simulated yaw to see if the onboard computer would halt the movement at one degree The test aimed to prevent dangerous sideslips at high speed Walker later landed nine minutes after dropping from a B52 over Mud Lake Nevada reaching 3443 mph
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Cale Walker
Mud Lake
Nev
Edwards
Congress Hall Reopened After Restoration Work
Congress Hall in Philadelphia, where the U S House and Senate met 1790 to 1800, reopened after two years of restoration. The red brick building features quill pens at 105 desks, heavy green draperies, and 50 wooden spitting boxes. The $580000 restoration continues in the second floor senate chamber next to Independence Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Congress Hall
U.S. House and Senate
Senate Chamber
Independence Hall
El Al and Soblen Fate in Israel and US Talks
The piece describes Soblen's bid to stay in Israel and pursue legal avenues for admission as a Jew, while the US plans to move him to a Springfield federal prison for medical care. It notes El Al and Pan American discussions about flight options, Britain's asylum denial, and Soblen's escape impact and financial penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Soblen
Israel
Ari Ankorion
Israeli Supreme Court
Czechoslovakia
Pan American
el al
American Line
New York
el Alltouwel
U.S. Justice Department
Washington
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
High Court
Court of Appeal
Britain
Fife
Polls to Play Leading Role in Pa Governorship Race
Pennsylvania race sees both parties weighing polls as guides. Democratic and Republican leaders discuss using surveys to gauge issues and public sentiment, while avoiding guarantees of exact results.
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Vincent P. Carocci
Harrisburg
Bloom
Pennsylvania
Mortse
Williams W. Scranton
George J. Bloom
Harris
Scranof
Dilworth
Richardson Dilworth
Otis B. Morse
Morse
Guidesj
Sen
John F. Kennedy
Victims named in Route 32 crashes amid hospital reports
Goldie Kinter was victim in one crash after swerving to avoid a collision on Route 32033. Gressley, who saw the other car, was admitted with forehead lacerations and fractured ribs in satisfactory condition. Smyres received a fractured right knee and was listed in fair condition. Police report about $300 damage to the Gazette vehicle and $400 to Smyres car. Investigation continues.
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Gressley
aAliidad
Indiana Hospital
Smyres
Gazette
Stationary satellite eyed for world TV feed
A Hughes Aircraft spokesman said a stationary communications satellite is under development to hover over one point and provide continuous worldwide television programming. The multimillion dollar project is under a government contract as scientists work toward a finished model for space launch planned next year.
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Culver City
Calif
Hughes Aircraft Aerospace Group
Hughes
Boston
Bernard Gold
Overkasd
Burglaries Reported At Eagles and Local Buildings
Police say burglars gained entry through windows and doors at Eagles, Stalnecker's, Clark Building, and Western Union. Cash losses totaled 68.50 at Stalnecker's and 6.50 at Western Union. other offices reported no missing funds. Evidence included a crow bar marked LAB and a Marine Corps knife. investigations ongoing.
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Marine Corps
Stalnecker’s
Clark
Western Union
C. William Lauver
Knights Life Insurance Co
No Firemen Pickets In Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh AP reports no firemen pickets outside the City-County Building after officials said a State Supreme Court ruling requiring arbitration ends weekly patrols. Fire Fighters Union officials described the ruling as opening new avenues to settle the wage dispute. Pickets had patrolled the building on weekdays since the start of the year.
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Pittsburgh
State Supreme Court
Fire Fighters Union
Admits Slaying Two In Lock Haven Robbery Case
The man identified as Vogel reportedly signs a statement admitting the double killing of D W Atwood and Mrs Shirley Rechel during a July robbery at the W T Grant store in Lock Haven. He was captured by Ontario police near Niagara Falls after a calendar note hinted travel to Canada. Police recovered about $1000 from the safe and cash in bags in his car.
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Ontario
Iby
New York
Vogel
Niagara Falls
Ont
Shirley
Jean
Ronald
Disarmed In Office In Arizona
Milligan disrupted a disability hearing by drawing a 22 caliber pistol and wounding his own attorney. The attorney Stephen Gorey, 46, was hospitalized with a flesh wound and Milligan later spoke by phone to warn others as hostages were released. Milligan was overpowered by officers Rodriguez and Moore, one shot fired but no fatalities. He faces charges of assault with a deadly weapon and sanity investigation as police cleared the room and others awaited their fate.
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Milligan
Stephen 5. Gorey
Gorey
Commission
Charles
Seymour Nealist
Glen Canyon
Colorado River
Arizona
John B. Ryan
Donald J. Morgan
Moore
Dow Land T
Rodriguez
C. Blaine Dunford
Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
Leo L. Tuveson
Loren G. Shelley
Shelley
Miligan
Dr. Tuveson
James M. Witt
Milligan's Union
Witt
Mil- Harrisburg
Earlingan
Sykes
West Chester
T. Noel
Stern
Moore Chester
Upland Rodriguez
Lawrence
P.m. Board of Trustees
John F. Kennedy Cele
Designers rally to save Penn Station in New York
About 200 architects picket Penn Station to oppose plans for its razing and replacement by a 34 story office tower hotel and two sports arenas. They cite the station’s nine acre interior modeled after ancient Rome with marble from Italy and compare its waiting room to St Peter’s Basilica. The actions groups led by Norval White and Philip Johnson oppose the demolition announced by Madison Square Garden and the Pennsylvania Railroad, with estimated new construction costing about 90 million dollars.
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New York
Pennsylvania Station
Rome
Manhattan
Penn Station
Penn Pal
Action Group For Better Architecture
McKim, Mead and White
Stanford White
Italy
Caracalla
St. Peter's Basilica
Philip Johnson
Mies van der Rohe
Seagram
Park Avenue
Charles Evans Hughes de
Norval White
Action Group
Madison Square Garden
Pennsylvania Railroad
Seventh
Eighth Avenues
33Rd
3St Streets
Local Obituaries Highlight Area Residents and Services
A string of obituaries from Vandergrift Indiana and Ford City note deaths of Merle Guard Lukehart Edward Lukehart and Goldie Kinter among others. Survivors include spouses children and grandchildren with services scheduled at Raymond Dunmire Funeral Home Indiana and Robinson Lytle’s Vandergrift. Interments follow at Vandergrift Cemetery Oakland Cemetery and Washington Church Cemetery with pastors listed.
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South Bend Township
Armstrong County
Jeremiah
Fanny Houston George
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Vandergrift
Mrs
Peace
C. S
Louise) Weasel
Orlando
Fla
A. L. Matson
New Castle
Laverne Matson
Joseph R. Pennington
Mary ST. Clair King
Ninanstet Iesee
Len Campbell
Wilmington
Delaware
Tangier
James Roland
Catron St. Clair Smith King
Joel T. Pyott
Rosa
Indiana
B. McCardle
Burnside
Normal School
William (LaRue
Saltsburg R.D
Morgan
Vandercrift
Algini
Matson
Calvary Presbyterian Church
P.E.0
Alpha Sigma Tau National Sorority
Indiana State College
J. Russell Gaard
Marion
Ralph A
Christy
Houston
Texas
Dorothy
Robert P
Robert P.) Jordan, Erle; James R. Guard, Jr
Princeton
N.J
Robinson-Lytle’s
William Sutherland
Oakland Cemetery
Merle Robert Lukehart
Ford City
R.D
Harvey L
Viola MacAfoose Lukehart
Lukehart
Funeral
W. E. Shaffer
Methodist Church
Elderton
Spring Church
Goldie Marie Kinter
Indiana R.D
Liccinsboro
Andrew Henry
Washington Presbyterian Church
The
Home Grange
Homemakers Club
DAV
Rayne Consolidated P.T.A
John David Kinter
Allen David
Karen Ann
Kathleen Marie
Andrew
Pearl) Henry
Luciusboro
James Shoupe
Ben Avon
William Clevenger
Homer City
Charles George
John Barlak
Johnstown
Merla Henry
Robert Henry
Derry R.D
Melvin Henry
Clymer R.D
Alfred Henry
Harry Henry
Blairsville
Richard T
Pa Fiscal Year In Good Start
Pennsylvania opened its 1962 63 fiscal year with strong receipts totaling 34 483 million in July exceeding expectations by 523000 The cigarette tax and a four percent sales tax led the gains with 11479 million and 4666 million respectively versus estimated 11100 million and 44000 short.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Kennedy to stay with Gene Tunney during Maine visit
Lewiston Evening Journal reports President Kennedy plans August weekend in Maine at Gene Tunney home on John's Island in John's Bay between Pemaquid Beach and South Bristol. White House confirms plans to visit near Boothbay with Secret Service and FBI presence noted. The Tunneys are vacationing near the island as the Land Grant Act of 1862 is mentioned in the context.
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Lewiston, Maine
Lewiston Evening Journal
Kennedy
Maine
Gene Tunney
Tunney
John’s Island
John’s Bay
Pemaquid Beach
Bristol
Tunesney
Boothbay Harbor
White House
Pierre Salinger
Journal
John’i Island
Secret Service
FBI
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Clarksburg R. D
Sipox
Goldie Kinter
Nikita Raps
Farmare
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Goldfine
Kalinovia
Khr
Eagles
Pgh
NY Station
He Was the Son
Lemwel and
Elizabeth Skelding Pen- Simvertaet
Edward Thomas Patterson
Altoona
Dixonville
Nanty Glo
Alton
Briggs
Bence
Clymer
Congress
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