Eight Dead in Paris Clash Between Red Mob and Police
In Paris a one hour strike protested police methods amid violent clashes that left eight dead and hundreds injured. Communists and unions blamed police savagery while Rightist terrorists set off bombs as large marches and protests spread across Paris and several cities.
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Red Mob
Paris
Secret Army
Brigitte Bardot
Roger ‘Vadim
Miss Bardot
Roger Frey
Socialist
Pierre Mendes-France
Maurice Papon
Frey
Anti- de Gaulle Secret Army
Communist Party
Tass
Jean-Pierre Bernard
Interior Ministry
Humanite
Lille
Clermont-Ferrand
Lorient
de Gaulle
Algeria
Humanites
Liberation
Do-It-Yourself Parking Ramp Praised By Knowles
Lt. Gov. Warren Knowles praised La Crosse Market Square parking ramp at its dedication. He noted the 380-stall, $470,500 project was built without tax tolls and funded by parking meter funds. The ceremony drew about 200 local, state leaders, with remarks on local pride and regional benefits for Tri-State area commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Square
B. T. Hall
M. R. Birnbaum
Milo Knutson
Warren Knowles
Tribune
la Crosse
Knowles
Greater
U S and Britain differ on how to decide on N tests
The United States and Britain diverge on whether final atmospheric nuclear test decisions should be independent of Soviet reaction. Kennedy insists decisions must be autonomous, while Macmillan hopes talks could postpone further tests if progress at Geneva aids policy.
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U.S. Britain
John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
U.S
Geneva
Kennedy
Macmillan
White House
West
Ttn
Christmas Island
Mid- Pacific Atoll
Mac
Millan
Khrushchev
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Northern Minnesota Air Travel Boom
St Paul AP says northern Minnesota has seen a five year air travel boom. State aeronautics commissioner Dale Maciver reported in Stevens Point that airline passengers there doubled while the rest of Minnesota rose 45 percent and the nation 35 percent. He noted growth in private and business flights and cited Bemidji Brainerd Hibbing Duluth Superior and International Falls as airports with double patronage since 1956.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Dale Maciver
Stevens Point
Wis
Maciver
Bemidji
Brainerd
Hibbing
Duluth Superior
International Falls
Flu Epidemic Spreads Across The United States
Public Health Service officials say influenza type B outbreaks continue an epidemic spread from Georgia to Maine and along the Great Lakes region. Eight states reported new outbreaks this week with spread confirmed in twelve states including Wisconsin.
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Atlanta
United States
Public Health Service
Georgia
Maine
Great Lakes
PHS
Communicable Disease Center
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Kansas
Illiinois
Dakotas
Minnesota
Missouri
Illinois
Iowa
New York
Pennsylvania
Carolinas
Virginia
Wisconsin 32nd Infantry ready by Feb 15 for training
The 32nd Infantry Division at Fort Lewis will reach combat readiness by February 15 and then undergo extensive training. A field exercise Bristlecone in California and combined arms training at Fort Lewis and Yakima follow, with Alaska training planned in July or August and ROTC/National Guard collaboration expected in the Northwest.
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FT. Lewis
Wash
Wisconsin
National Guard
Ft. Irwin
Calif
Yakima
Alaska
32Nd
Northwest
Honest John
Fred J. van Roo
Milwaukee
121St Artillery
James A. Beleau
Specialization Overdone Says Endocrinology Chief
Dr. Robert Greenblatt of the Medical College of Georgia told a civic group that medical specialization may be overdone. He warned that doctors may overstep into other fields if narrowly focused.
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Augusta
Robert Greenblatt
The
Medical College of Georgia
Federal Plan to Help Fund Public Fallout Shelters
The administration proposed that the federal government pay a portion of public fallout shelter costs. The plan includes a maximum incentive payment of 25 dollars per shelter space, with total first year outlay projected at 450 million dollars for 20 million spaces.
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Washington
Congress
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Civil Defense Office
MacNamara
Torrential rains flood Los Angeles area danger rises
After the biggest downpour in years the Los Angeles area braces for more rain. Topanga Canyon logs 6.66 inches as Azusa records 5.83 inches and crews evacuate residents from flooded homes amid mudslides and road closures.
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Los Angeles
Sepulveda
Centinela
UPI
California
Weather Bureau
Los Angeles Basin
Topanga Canyon
Azusa
U.S. expands anti guerrilla drive in South Viet Nam
The United States pushes a new strategy to clear guerrillas area by area aiming to maximize manpower and equipment use. A four star command in Saigon will direct helicopter and joint operations aiding the South Vietnamese army as U.S. aid and training bolster Saigon's 200000 strong force.
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United States
Viet Nam
U.S
Fred S. Hoffman
Associated Press
Gen. Taylor
Saigon
Washington
South
Robert S. McNamara
Honolulu
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Laos
Pentagon
Army
Navy
Air Force
Military Assistance Command
Pacific
Maxwell D. Taylor
Kennedy
Taylor
Ngo Dinh Diem
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Tri-State
Milo G. Knutson
Grant Throne
Knutson
Central Business
Hall
George E. Mendon
Mason City
New York City
Seymour Gage
Iity
Finance and Purchase Department
Chamber
Robert Cline
la Crosse Tribune
Atenewes Tenet Eee
Hal Boyle
Peete Eee
Minneas
Artesia ‘Boulevard
Gardena
Harbor Freeway
Culver City
South Bay District
Port Hueneme
Ventura County
Bel-Air
Brentwood
Encino Hills
San Gasbriel
San Bernardino
Pacific Coast
Rockies
By Fred S. Hoffman
I A
Paul D. Harkins
Harkins
Palm Beach
Boston
Diem
Republic of Viet Nam
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