Rioters Clash as De Gaulle Visit Sparks Algeria Unrest
Riot police fired tear gas and used concussion grenades to halt about 5 000 rightists marching on the Palais d Ete in Algiers and 10 000 protesters elsewhere. In Oran mobs looted and battled police while Moslems and Europeans faced off over De Gaulle s home rule plan as armored units stood ready.
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DE Gaulle
Charles de Gaulle
Tlemcen
Algeria
UPI
Andrew Borowiec
Algiers
Palais d’Ete
Jean Morin
Pierre Lagaillarde
Oran
Echo d'Oran
Oran Republican
Vive de Gaulle
Morin’s
Cherchell
Two of eight crew found safe after B52 crash
Maj. Karl E. Keyes reported landing near Schroon Lake New York and Capt. William Combs said he landed in the same area. Searchers in upstate New York and northern Vermont continued seeking the remaining six crew members believed to have parachuted from the flaming bomber. Keyes was hospitalized at Plattsburgh Air Force Base with multiple injuries.
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Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Capt. Combs
New York
Vermont
Keyes
Plattsburgh Air Force Base
Storm-Tossed Starbelle Reaches Safe Port After Lake Superior Hull Breach
The Canadian grain freighter Starbelle limped into Sault Ste. Marie after a storm cracked hull plates and a deck gash opened in mid lake. Escorted by Coast Guard cutters Naugatuck and Tamarack, the 250-foot vessel with 20 crewmen was deemed in no immediate danger as repairs were unnecessary on site.
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Sault Ste. Marie, Mich
Lake Superior
Starbelle
Soo Locks
Mid-Lake
Coast Guard
Great Lakes
D.H. McFarland
Lake Michigan
Valparaiso
Indiana
Pacific Coast
U.N. Holds Emergency Session Over Congo Crisis
The Security Council scheduled an emergency weekend meeting to push votes on rival Congo resolutions. Lumumba backers in Stanleyville threaten to behead hostages. U.N. forces brace for possible clash as Mobutu loyalists arrest Lumumba. Wadsworth cites Soviet pressure and U.N. authority.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Stanleyville
Lumumba
William N. Oatis
United Nations
N. Y
Security Council
Congo
U. N
Council
Soviet Union
Argentina
Britain
Italy
United States
General Assembly
Oriental
Dag Hammarskjold
Joseph Mobutu
Joseph Kasavubu
U. S
James J. Wadsworth
Women picket their own union in Anderson protest
A small group of women from United Auto Workers Local 633 picketed the union headquarters in Anderson Indiana. They protested layoffs at the General Motors Lamp Division and pressed for seniority rights equal to male workers and other GM plants. Norman Goodwin said the union would not comment until consulting UAW officers.
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Anderson, Ind
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Anderson
Norman Goodwin
UAW
Snowstorm isolates towns across Southwest and beyond
A massive snowstorm cripples El Paso and surrounding areas, isolating towns from Texas to New Mexico and Colorado. Deaths linked to the weather rise as power and communications fail and travel halts.
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Southwest
Texas
EL Paso
Tex
Rockies
New Mexico
Hartley Cattle Breeder Dies at 89 in Onalaska
William T. Hartley 89 of R1 Onalaska, noted La Crosse County Shorthorn breeder, died Saturday after a brief illness. Born April 28, 1871, he belonged to Onalaska Lodge 214 F and A.M. Services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Onalaska Methodist Church. Burial in Onalaska Cemetery. Survived by wife Sadie, two sons, one daughter, a sister, and eight grandchildren.
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William T. Hartley
R. 1
Onalaska
la Crosse County
Portage
Hartley
Onalaska Methodist Church
Richard Truitt
Fossum Funeral Home
Sadie
William
James
Mt. Holly
N.J
Forrest
May) Markle
Sidney, Mont
Rebecca Sylvester
West Palm Beach
Fla
Ice Jam Lowers Mississippi Level Near Wabasha
An ice jam on the Mississippi just above Wabasha Minnesota will drop river levels from 1.5 feet to about 1 foot in Pools 4 through 9. La Crosse Weather Bureau reports the jam began Thursday from a shallow river and anchor ice upwell. Downstream flow will ease though no upstream flooding is expected. ice fishermen are warned to stay off the jammed area due to variable thickness and shifting ice.
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Mississippi River
Wabasha
Minn
la Crosse
Minneapolis
Jail Escapee To Be Sentenced Monday
An Eau Claire man will be sentenced Monday in County Court after pleading guilty to escaping jail with a fellow inmate last Saturday. Walter Robertson faces an additional plea to car theft when he appears in court.
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EAU Claire
Walter Robertson
Illinois Republicans sue over Cook County vote recount
Republicans claim Nixon was shortchanged in a Cook County ballot recheck and filed two Circuit Court suits seeking to revise the county canvass. Dapples, attorney for the Nixon Recount Committee, alleges the boards certified erroneous returns despite a Nixon gain of 973 votes in 906 precincts.
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Chicago
Richard M. Nixon
Cook County
Nixon
Illinois
John F. Kennedy
Dapples
La Crosse TV Signal Co to Install Citywide System
Eugene W. Murphy, president, said the La Crosse TV Signal Co has a franchise and will install a multi channel color capable community antenna television system across La Crosse within about a year. The project will employ about a dozen locals, cost around 700000 dollars, and test off air service for the city is planned within 60 days.
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Eugene W. Murphy
la Crosse TV Signal Co
Common Council
United States
la Crosse Common Council
Murphy
la Crosse
la Crosse Telephone Co
Four Sets Of Twins Born At Hospital In Maryland Record
Nurses at University Hospital Baltimore delivered four sets of twins in a 12 hour period from Tuesday 11:01 am to Wednesday 12:16 am. The births included two sets of twin boys, one set of twin girls, and one boy girl pair, a hospital record.
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Baltimore
University Hospital
Night Openings 1960 Sun Mon Tues Wed Thur Pak Ser
The fragment lists a 1960 schedule for night openings spanning Sunday through Thursday with the Pakistan Series designation. It lacks readable event details, venues, teams, or exact dates to confirm full items.
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Sun Mon Tues
Thur ‘Pak
La Crosse Teleco poles decision limits TV franchises
La Crosse Telephone Co. will allow only one community television system to use its poles. The La Crosse Common Council granted a franchise to La TV Signal Co. and rejected La Crosse Video Inc. The mayor urged two franchises for competition, citing a misquoted statement from the phone company manager.
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la Crosse Telephone Co
Milo Knutson
Telephone Company
Quincy Hale
la Crosse Common Council
la TV Signal Co
la Crosse Video Inc. Zee
Knutson
Donald Hansen
la Crosse Tribune
Hansen
Tribune
Hale
Iboth
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Oriental Province
Bernard Salumu
Lumumbe
Louis
Antoine Gizenga
Ithe U. N
McFarland
K. A Powell Ltd
Winnipeg
Man
Carl D. Bradley
Wadsworth
Hammarskjold
Kasavubu
Alliance Nai
Marfa
Jim O’brien
Big Bend Sentinel
el Paso Times
Arizona
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Mr. Hartley
Mississippi
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Federal Aeronautics Administration
Park Department
John Muehlenkamp
Emerson Rink
Earl Lowe
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