Bourguiba calls for talks on France withdrawal from Bizerte
Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba urged negotiations to end France's hold on the Bizerte naval base. French troops battled Tunisian forces in central Bizerte as streets saw gunfire and snipers. U.N. Security Council debated cease-fire proposals urged by Dag Hammarskjold.
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Tunisia
Habib Bourguiba
France
Bizerte
Bizerte Atown
Paris
United Nations
N. Y.ap
Goulet
Med
United States
Dag Hammarskjold
11-Nation Council
Liberia
Bourguiba
Britain
U. S
Charles W. Yost
Hammarskjold
U. N
United Arab Republic
Ceylon
General Assembly
Three-Car Saltsburg Route 286 Crash Left Injured
A Saltsburg highway crash last night involved three cars after a Wissinger vehicle entered the wrong lane. Delores Rayburg sustained head and knee injuries. damages were $1000 to the Rayburg auto and $500 to each other car. Wissinger allegedly drank. state police investigate.
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Saltsburg
Here
Virgil Harris
Charles Wissinger
Salina
Stephen V. Rayburg, Jr
Apollo R.D
Rayburg Auto
James R. Reynolds
Delores Rayburg
Apollo R.D. 4
Harris
Wissinger
Haluska May Seek Governor Post Over Strip Mine Fight
State Senator John J. Haluska warns he may run for governor if the strip mine bill remains unresolved. He cites potential 200,000 jobs lost and vows to block the measure unless it serves the public interest. He pins pollution largely on deep mines and detergents rather than strip mining.
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Pittsburgh
John J. Haluska
D-Cambria
Haluska
Committee On
Nero
Rome
Lawrence
Weather and local notice for Sears Party Tonight
Tonight and Sunday forecast mixed with warmth and humidity. Low near the mid 60s to upper 60s with partly cloudy skies. Sunday high in the upper 80s with a chance of scattered thundershowers. A local social note mentions a Sears party tonight featuring a dog event.
Await Okay By Castro US Plans Cuba Refugee Airlift
The United States organized a free commercial airlift from Havana to Miami for more than 20,000 Cuban refugees. The State Department said the cost, about 350000 dollars, would be paid to de fringe transportation for those cleared to come. Pan American Airways will operate about ten daily flights starting Sunday, with roughly 100 passengers per trip, contingent on Cuban authorities processing the passengers.
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Washington
United States
Havana
Miami
Fidel Castro
State Department
Pan American Airways
Pan Am
U. S
Miami Prepares for Record Cuban Refugee Arrival
Miami faces a surge as up to 20 000 Cuban refugees are slated to arrive in two weeks by State Department invitation. Mayor Robert King High appeals for broader U S support, noting Miami's strain from more than 100 000 refugees already in the area and urging other communities to provide jobs and housing.
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Miami
Fla
State Department
Robert King High
South
Florida
America
High
Great
Dade County
United States
Mabel Mallory Dies In Tampa
Mrs. Mabel Daniels Mallory 63 of Tampa Fla died yesterday in Florida The mother of Mrs Marcus Ella Drye 445 Church St Indiana she formerly resided in Indiana She had lived in Tampa for eight years A full obituary appears on page 2 of today s Gazette.
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Mabel Daniels Mallory
Tampa
Fla
Florida
Marcus
Ella) Drye
Church St
Indiana
600 Attend Association's Meeting At Indiana State College
About 600 Pennsylvania school directors gathered at Indiana State College for the seventh annual summer conference of the Pennsylvania School Directors Association. R Winfield Smith urged a broad education plan in a free society while William L. Neely and Dr Coleman called for reorganized districts and higher teacher standards.
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Indiana State College
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania School Directors Association
Indiana
State College
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Keith School
R. Winfield Smith
Philadelphia
Smith
Quas
School Directors Association
Inditor Smith
William L. Neely
Edgewood
Cated
Allegheny County
Solar
Commonwealth School
Stett
Ciety
Neely
State Department
Alatuanina Ani
Afk
Valugle Cue
Bureau of Teacher Education
Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction
Keith
Kennedy to unveil defense address after Cape Cod weekend
President Kennedy plans to have the first draft of his Tuesday defense speech ready by Sunday as he relaxes at Hyannisport. He will spend a quiet weekend on the Nantucket Sound aboard the Marlin with a blank official schedule. Forecasters call for pleasant weather.
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Hyannisport
Mass
Kennedy
Cape Cod
Nantucket Sound
Ten Perish In Fires Across US
A series of deadly blazes left multiple families dead and others injured. In Pine Grove Pennsylvania John Denton 41 and his two young daughters June 6 and Carrol 3 died, with two relatives badly burned. A surviving sister Charlotte 11 warned neighbors. In Fort Atkinson Wisconsin three Benson children Deborah Jean 2 Kathleen 1 and David 7 months perished as the father slept in a car nearby and the mother was away. In Central Falls Rhode Island a fire killed four members of the Carvalho family including parents Everett and Dora and two children Victoria 12 and Christiana 20 months.
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Pine Grove
R.D
John Denton
June
Carrol
Donton
Hiram
Florence
Verncen
Pottsville Hospital
Charlotte
Denton
Fort Atkinson
Wis
Deborah Jean Benson
Kathleen
David
Milo Benson
Pearson Gebhardt
Wisconsin
Central Falls
R.I
Everett
Dora
Victoria
Christana Carvalho
Dora Carvalho
Christiana
Grissom in good shape after space mission returns soon
Astronaut Virgil I. Grissom, in excellent condition and eager to go home, prepares to return to Cape Canaveral for a news conference at 4 p.m. EST. Lt. Col. Powers clears up hatch remarks from the Liberty Bell 7 flight, noting Grissom did not blow the hatch.
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Cape Canaveral
Space Craftcopter
NASA
Grand Bahama Island
Virgil I. Grissom
Space
Cape
Grissom
John A. Powers
Powers
National Space Agency
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Four Youths Sentenced For Burglary
Four youths pleaded guilty to burglary after stealing about $20 in gas oil and cans from Carino's Nursery in Pine Township on July 17. They were arrested July 20 by Indiana State Police Corporal Leo DePolo and fined by Judge Edwin M. Clark.
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A Clymer R.D
Commodore
N ‘Edwin M. Clark
Carino
Pine Township
Leo DePolo
Indiana State Police
Buchanan's New Coal Code Signed
Representative William G Buchanan of Indiana County announces Governor Lawrence signed the Bituminous Coal Code Buchanan backed to modernize Pennsylvania mining laws. The act, prepared by the Department of the Mines, imposes restitution and costs on juveniles and adults, with fines from 25 to 50 dollars and varying probation periods, plus a driving prohibition until licensed.
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William G. Buchanan
Indiana County
David L. Lawrence
Buchanan
Pennsylvania
The
Department of the Mines
Clymer
Richard Mechley
Sss
Buchanagh
West Germany fears refugee flow from East Germany risks
West Germany voices growing unease over a steady stream of East German refugees into West Berlin. Officials warn a mass migration could threaten reunification hopes and prompt East Germany to import migrants to balance losses. Daily arrivals are about 1,000 with 8,602 fleeing last week per the Refugee Ministry.
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West Germany
West Berlin
Soviet Bloc
Ernst Lemmer
Bonn
East Germany
Lemmer
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