Salan Sentenced to Life in OAS Case in Paris
Former General Raoul Salan, once a top French commander in Indochina and Algeria, is sentenced to life imprisonment for heading the outlawed OAS in its terrorist campaign to keep Algeria French. The court cited extenuating circumstances. Jouhaud received the death penalty. The courtroom erupted in the Marseillaise as verdicts were read.
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UPI
Raoul Salan
Indo-China
Algeria
Secret Army Organization
OAS
Salan
Edmond Jouhaud
Johnabd
Oran
Charles Bornet
Bornet
Marshal Philippe Henri Petain
Petain
Charles de Gaulle
Kennedy reports on refugees and medical care policy
President Kennedy addressed refugees and medical care at the AMA meeting. He did not plan to seek congressional expansion of Social Security to cover doctors bills. He predicted a stock market rebound aligned with healthy economy and noted U.S. efforts to admit thousands of refugees cleared for entry via Hong Kong and nearby regions.
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AMA
Kennedy
United States
Hong Kong
North Las Vegas Audit Clears City Officials
The audit shows $1 232 324 in errors across three years, less than one percent of yearly totals. Mayor and council defend the city staff while noting room for improvement and credit from Phelps Pump and Equipment. District Attorney Mendoza declined to investigate absent concrete proof.
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North Las Vegas
Phelps Pump and Equipment Company
Lynch
The
SUN
Phelps
Salgo
Busi
Las Vegas
Review Journal
John Mendoza
Mendoza
Florida Fire Burns Over 200000 Acres
Naples Florida fire crews battled a blaze in the Everglades area since May 9 burning over 200000 acres of dry sawgrass and brush. District Forester R C Hill said only substantial rainfall could stop it as the region had two light rains in five months. Firefighters fought the blaze for 11 days with continued danger.
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Naples
Fla
UPI
Everglades
R. C. Hill
Fight Cancer With A Check-Up And A Check
A public health alert urges early cancer screening and financial support options. Officials advise scheduling an annual check-up to catch potential issues early and inform readers about available charity and grant programs to cover medical costs.
Mercury spaceflight countdown tightens three orbit goal
The 11 30 p m EDT countdown for Carpenter's Aurora 7 mission aimed for three orbits. Officials said sunrise weather and sea breezes should keep skies clear while recovery forces plan daylight hours to locate the capsule if needed.
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Atlantic
John A
Shorty) Powers
Project Mercury
Walter Williams
Carpenter
Boundary War Over Nevada Townships Between Las Vegas Cities
Nevada law 244 141 allows only one incorporated city per township and now Las Vegas seeks to redraw North Las Vegas boundaries to remove it from the township. County officials have formed Thunderbird unincorporated town and filed suits against both cities over overlapping annexations along the Tonopah Highway in the Las Vegas area.
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Las Vegas
Tonopah Highway
Thunderbird
North Las Vegas
Cops Seek Clues In Latest Bob's Liquors Holdup
Police still lacked clues tonight on the identity of a heavy built gunman who held up Bob's Liquors in Charleston for about 900 dollars. The suspect appeared older and stockier than past bandits and escaped with cash from the register and a bank bag. More than 20 similar holdups have occurred in 10 weeks, though detectives have cleared many cases.
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Charleston Kiva
Doris Mack
Government Responsibility in Vegas Crash Ruling
Hall upholds advisory verdict on government liability in a Vegas crash case. He will rule on damages responsibility for the government, as two men aboard the passenger craft and a fighter were involved.
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Hall
President's Daughter Weds Ameer Zaib in Pakistan
Miss Jameela Ayub daughter of President Mohammad Ayub Khan married Ameer Zaib son of the Wali of Swat in Rawalpindi. Swat is a princely state in the Northwest Frontier Province, Pakistan.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
UPI
Jameela Ayub
Mohammad Ayub Khan
Ameer Zaib
Swat
Northwest Frontier Province
Turkish Extremists Planted Two Bombs in Cyprus Mosques
Cyprus Interior Minister Polycarpos Vorgadjis said Turkish extremists planted two bombs that damaged two Turkish mosques on March 25 to create unrest on the island.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
UPI
Polycarpos Vorgadjis
D A Orders Release Of Maid In Stair Case
District Attorney John Mendoza ordered the release of 40 year old Las Vegas maid Willie Mae Gibson after an eight day jail hold connected to the fatal knifing of her Air Force husband Airman Henry Ray Gibson. Coroner’s inquest found insufficient proof of homicide beyond a reasonable doubt and no formal charges were filed.
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Las Vegas
Air Force
Henry Ray Gibson
North N St
Willie Mae
Mendoza
M. M
Bud) Bishop
Gibson
Handion
Ciem Herred
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
County Commission
Jim Roberts
Las Vegas Press Club
Gladys Dula
Cahlan
Gitson
FAA and FBI Probe Fatal Boeing 707 Crash Near Waverly Iowa
FAA chief Najeeb Halaby outlines the crash did not result from a midair collision and points to severe weather as a factor. An FBI disaster squad and C A B investigators search the rural area while noting the plane may have disintegrated after encountering a line squall and turbulence.
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FBI
Civil Aeronautics Board
Najeeb Halaby
FAA
Halaby
Air Force
Waverly
Iowa
Fred Gray
Missouri
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