Algeria pledges austerity and non alignment after coup
Boumedienne asserts regime will pursue home budget cuts and neutral foreign policy after overthrow of Ben Bella. Other items note London bombing blame on Caribbean extremists, Rhodesia talk critique, market stance over France, a deadly Italian tornado toll, a Chile earthquake, and Peru arrests linked to terrorist attacks.
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Algiers
API
Houari Boumedienne
Algerian Revolutionary Council
Ahmed Ben Bella
Roumedienne
Algeria
Runaway Chariot Knocks Crowd in Milwaukee Parade
Four horses pulling a Roman chariot bolted during a nostalgic parade in Milwaukee injuring seven people from a crowd of about 600000. The driver slipped as he tried to free tangled lines, spooking the team.
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Milwaukee
Wis
De Gaulle pulls French experts from Common Market talks
France rejects increased parliament powers and a supranational budget in a crisis over farm policy. De Gaulle recalls his ambassador from Brussels as talks fail to settle agricultural terms and parliament scope. The dispute centers on reforming farm regulations and the future of a United Europe.
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France
Bonn
Giuseppe Saragat
West Germany
Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Brussels
de Gaulle
European Parliament
Jean- Marc Boegner
European Economic Community
EEC
Europe
Moscow Film Festival opens with few Western stars
The Moscow Film Festival opened in the Kremlin Palace of Congresses with scant Western presence. From 53 countries, organizers invited stars like Brando Loren Hepburn Peck, but only Marina Vlady attended as a jury member. Officials expected an American contingent to arrive soon, possibly July 10.
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London
UPI
Moscow
Peking
Hano
Southeast Asia
Geneva Thant
Geneva
Harold Wilson
China
Viet Nam
Soviet
Russia
Washington
Saigon
Hanoi
Thant
Marion Brando
Sophia Loren
Audrey Hepburn
Gregory Peck
Cliff Robertson
Steve Mac
Kremlin Palace of Congresses
Marina Vlady
Passenger Train Crash Fatal for Two in Haus Tenn
Two killed and several injured when a rear collision between an Illinois Central passenger train with about 200 travelers and a slow freight train occurred in Haus Tennessee. The Illinois Central line between Chicago and New Orleans Panama Limited was halted at a siding during a passing maneuver.
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Haus, Tenn
UPI
Illinois Central Railroad
Panama Limited
Ohio Town Peaceful After Riotous Fourth
Geneva on the Lake Ohio ended martial law after two nights of rioting by college youths. National Guardsmen and local police cleared the main street as about 15 000 youths flooded the area. By noon most stores reopened with warnings of possible closures. Thirty two youths were arrested, bringing weekend totals to 142 from Ohio Pennsylvania and Kentucky.
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Geneva
ON - the - Lake
Ohio
Upt
Lake Erie
Wilson W. Finley
Ashtabula County
Tom Fasula
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
GOP Victories Mark New Mississippi Mayors
In Jackson and across Mississippi Republicans swept in mayors for the first time since Reconstruction. Paul Grady won in Hattiesburg and ordered the Christian flag back atop city hall, while R D Harmond became mayor in Columbus. Six other Republicans won alderman seats as the NAACP launches a civil rights push.
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Jackson, Miss
UPI
South
Paul Grady
Hattiesburg
Paul Johnson
Grady
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Oxford
Flac
Claude Pittman Jr
R D. Harmond
Columbus
Harmond
GOP
Mississippi
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Mademoiselles Emerge From Test Cave in France
Seven pale French women emerge from a two week stay in a 36M foot cave to provide data for space ship crews. They are briefly identified by first names and plan immediate physical psychological tests. They describe a small republic like group with no incidents despite long darkness and humidity.
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Cahors
France
UPI
Jeannine Villa
Nicole
Barbara
Miss Villa
Marie-Madeleine
Annick
Francoise
Irene
Objector Still Snubs Army Chow at Fort Monmouth
Pvt. David Ovall, 23 from Los Angeles, lost 28 pounds in two weeks and entered a hunger strike seeking a conscientious objector discharge. The Army denied his request noting he did not meet criteria. He refused a not fit for military service discharge and says he will endure suffering or death for his belief. His parents appealed to Supreme Court Justice William C. Black for help.
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Fort Monmouth
N.J
David Ovall
Los Angeles
Army Department
Supreme Court
William C. Black
Ovall
Los Angeles Adult School
Los Angeles City College
Lynda Bird Sees America Tour Heads West
Lynda Bird Johnson continues her See America First tour heading toward Grand Teton and Yellowstone after a Fourth of July appearance in Laramie. The trip promotes domestic travel amid concerns over the gold drain and balance of payments as President Johnson urges Americans to vacation at home.
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Laramie
Wyo
UPI
Lynda Byrd Johnson
Grand Teton
Yellowstone National Parks
Johnson
Lynda Bird
Americans hold over two dollars in assets per dollar owed
The Money Matters bulletin from the Institute of Life Insurance cites Federal Reserve data showing public ownership of fixed dollar assets rose in 1964 to just under 670 billion dollars, up 51 billion from 1963, the largest annual gain on record. It notes assets mainly in savings deposits, life insurance, pension reserves, and U.S. Savings Bonds and other government securities.
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New York
UPI
The
Institute of Life Insurance
Federal Reserve Board
U. S
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Prince Philip
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Italy
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Santiago
Seismologic Institute of the University of Chile
Reds
Lima
Peru
National Briefs
Chicago
Francis Keppel
U.S. Commissioner of Education
Harlem
Adam Clayton Powell
LBJ
Johnson City
Tex
World Bank
Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers Union
Rogalusa
Truman
Independence, Mo
Harry S. Truman
United States
Truman Memorial Library
Council Bluffs, Iowa
Air Service
Senate
Senate Aviation
A. S
Mike Monroney
Commonwealth Shelves Viet Mission
Wen
Cleveland
Mark Gop
Mademoiselles
Test Cave
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Royal Callas Opera
Covent Garden Oper House
Royal Gate
Queen Elizabeth II
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Miss Callas
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