Rightists Hold Out After Bloody Fight Sunday in Algiers
Armored troops and police tighten control in Algiers after Sunday violence that killed 21 and injured 153, as rightist insurgents holed up at the university and Rue Michelet resistDe Gaulle’s policy and martial law takes effect. The junta led by La Gaillarde forms as Paris bans public meetings.
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Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Avenue Pasteur
Oran
Constantine
Forum Hill
Echo d‘Alger
Alain de Serlyn
de Gaulle
Algiers University
Rue Michelet
Maurice Challe
Paris
France
Pierre la Gaillarde
LaGaillarde
Joseph Ortiz
National French Front
Jacques Susini
Pwn
Ortiz
Susini
Home Guard
First Shots Spark Panic in Algiers Crowd
In Algiers, crowds along Boulevard Laferriere exploded in panic as shots rang out. Armed gendarmes faced barricaded marchers while civilians, including families and weddings, watched a demonstration turn deadly. Ambulances and army trucks arrived as sporadic gunfire lasted about ten minutes.
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Algiers
Laferriere
Tug Of War Aims To Save Six Ships After Coast Collision
In the Spithead Channel six ships faced a tense tug of war as a freighter and tanker locked together after a collision. The Santa Alicia and the Germ, with crews fighting to avert fire, were pulled free by British tugs while two destroyers and a frigate offered escort toward Southampton.
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Spithead
Southampton
Grace Lines
New York
Germ
Oslo
Cuban Paper Rests Harsh Line After Herter Bonsal Talks
A Cuban semi official newspaper renewed its attack on the United States calling it the base of threats and attacks against a Cuba though the tone appeared less bitter than in recent days It did not publish dispatches on Sundays emergency meeting in Washington between Secretary of State Herter and U S Ambassador Bonsal.
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Havana
United States
Cuba
Christian A. Herter
U.S
Philip Bonsal
Washington
Drillers Probe For Miners In Coalbrook Collapse
In Coalbrook South Africa a high speed drill bored toward 440 men trapped since Thursday as fresh rockslides clogged the main shaft. Mine officials ordered an emergency shaft to deliver food and air while crews from an iron mine in the Transvaal rushed to the scene. The 15 inch bore penetrated 80 feet before meeting rock. engineers estimate 40 hours more to reach the trapped men.
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Coalbrook
South Africa
Clydersdale
Transvaal
Algeria Crisis Could Reshape Europe and Middle East
The Algerian crisis threatens France and the Western alliance under de Gaulle. It could influence NATO strategy and the Middle East balance, as Nasserist and communist factions push for independence and oil leverage amid rising regional tension.
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William L. Ryan
Presa Maws
France
Algeria
Fifth Republic
Charles de Gaulle
Middle East
Europe
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Body of 7 year old found after creek search
In Nevada Missouri the body of JoLinda Rogers 7 disappeared Sunday afternoon was found today in a creek near the city edge. More than a thousand residents took part in the search guided by Joe Adams who reported tracks leading to the creek. The body was in six feet of water, fully clothed save for one shoe, near the Rogers home where the girl played with her brother David Lee 12 before vanishing. The family recalled the last directions from David as they began the long search with bloodhounds and Guardsmen, Royal Scouts, and local officers assisting the hunt.
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Nevada
JoLinda Rogers
Tom L. Rogers
Joe Adams
David Lee
David
Linda
Kansas House Approves Two Tax Bills Amid Proposals
TOPEKA AP The Kansas House passed two bills suspending state property taxes for one year as parts of a Republican program. Votes largely followed party lines with Republicans backing the measures.
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Topeka
Kansas
Secretary of Air Sees No U S Deterrent Gap With Soviets
Secretary of the Air Force Dudley Sharp says the United States may not have a missile edge over the Soviet Union in any period through 1903. He stresses that overall deterrent posture matters more than counts and that a gap, if any, would be smaller than the 3 1 suggestion of Soviet superiority. He cites varying Senate views and notes prior intelligence estimates were revised downward.
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Washington
Soviet Union
United States
Air Force
Dudley C. Sharp
Sharp
Neil Mcklroy
Pentagon
Leverett Suttonstall
R-Mass
Saltonstall
Senate Armed Services Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Senate
Thomas
Gates
Navy launches record ship balloon bolstered by sheer plastic
The Navy tests a two million cubic foot balloon from the USS Valley Forge, rising over 200 feet on a 4:32 a.m. CST launch in calm Atlantic skies. A second wave plans five times larger flights aimed at 120,000 feet to gather cosmic ray data over the Atlantic with film payloads.
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Valley Forge
Navy
Atlantic
University of Chicago Laboratories
Exam Grind Opens For Hill KU Students
Kansas University students begin final examinations for fall semester as thousands strive to maintain or improve grades. Finals run through next Saturday with grading and Registrar reporting deadlines by February 1. Spring enrollment begins February 4 with a detailed spring schedule by initials.
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Kansas University
Mark Plummer
Wore
Amy del
A.m. GoHan
Pam Ape
Ken-Ez
Man- M
Na-Om
OnPo
300 Hunters Attend Watson Coyote Hunt In Kansas
About 30 hunters joined the Sunday event at Watson with Lecompton’s C. A. Worthington as hunt chairman. Two hunts yielded four coyotes killed in the morning and six in the afternoon, with the turnout said to be the largest ever for a specially conducted hunt.
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Watson
Worthington
Tallman
Watson Crang
Perón Returns to Ciudad Trujillo After Plane Trouble
Exiled Argentine dictator Juan D. Perón boarded a plane in Spain but the aircraft returned to Ciudad Trujillo after four hours due to engine trouble. Perón issued a Sunday statement vowing to continue directing the Peronista party’s fight in Argentina.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Juan D. Pe ‘Ron
Argentina
Expictator
Spain
Peron
Peronistan
Slushy Streets Signal Melt As Warmer Weather Returns
Lawrence residents face a milder day with sun pushing the temperature from 27 to 42 degrees. Forecasters warn of colder conditions tonight and Tuesday with light snow flurries, while city and police officials caution that slick streets and ongoing accidents may persist as more snow threatens.
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Woo
Lawrence
John Hazelet
Hazelet
Hare+lot
Associated Press
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Albuquerque
Anchorage
Tuesatlanta
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Denver
Los Angeles
Miami
Barry i
St. Paul
Yenterda
New Orleans
New York
Howard
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Omaha
Phoenix
Raney
Bevan Relapses After Major Operation
London AP report Aneurin Bevan deputy Labour leader experienced another relapse in his recovery from a major operation. Hospital bulletin said he had a poor night and was not so well as of today.
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London
Aneurin Bevant
Labor Party
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