Algerian Showdown Deepens After Failed Talks
In Algiers a split in the new Algerian leadership widens with Premier Ben Youssef ben Khedda and Deputy Premier Ahmed ben Bella poised for a confrontation. Ben Bella massed 2000 liberation troops toward Oran from Rabat as talks in Rabat collapsed.
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Algiers
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Ahmed Ben Bella
National Army of Liberation
Ben Bella
Algeria
Rabat
Morocco
Ben Khedda
Liberation Army
Oran
Marina
Tlemcen
Rabah Bitat
Mohammed Yazid
Paris
National Liberation Army
Death noted of Owen Young famed financier at 87
Owen D. Young, 87, noted industrialist and international monetary expert, died today at his home in St. Augustine, Florida after weeks of illness. He chaired General Electric for 17 years and founded the Radio Corporation of America. He coauthored the Dawes Plan and led the Young Plan for German fiscal rehabilitation. He is survived by his wife, four children, ten grandchildren, and twenty great grandchildren. Private funeral set for Saturday in Van Hornesville New York.
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Owen D. Young
St. Augustine
Fla
Young
General Electric Co
Radio Corp. of America
Charles G. Dawes
van Hornesville
N.Y
Jacob Smith Young
General Electric
Universalist
NASA pulls Slayton from Mercury flight program
Washington bulletin says NASA reassigned astronaut Donald K. (Deke) Slayton to continued ground duties in the man in space program due to a heart irregularity. The move follows his earlier elimination from the orbital flight conducted by Malcolm Scott Carpenter.
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Washington
The
Space Agency
Donald K
Eke) Slayton
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Slayton
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Senate Approves $3.82 Billion Space Program Authorization
Washington AP reports the Senate approved a $3,820,515,250 space program authorization, more than double last year's outlays, and sent the measure back to the House which had cut $116 million from presidential requests.
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Washington
Senate
House
Franco names Munoz Grandes as successor in cabinet shuffle
In Madrid AP states General Francisco Francodesignated Captain General Augustin Munoz Grandes as vice president, signaling potential reforms and monarchy restoration push. Munoz Grandes, 66, has led Spain’s high military staff since 1957, previously served as army minister, and played a key role in Franco's regime and the Blue Division on the Russian front.
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Francisco Franco
Spain
Augustin Munoz Grandes
Munoz Grandes
Falange Party
Franco
Tax Revision Faces Setback Before Finance Panel
The Senate Finance Committee voted 10 5 to strike the withholding system on dividends and interest from President Kennedy's tax revision bill, a setback for the administration but a win for Sen. Harry Byrd and wary savers. The committee backed the 7 percent investment credit in principle, with modifications, and will continue deliberations Thursday.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Kennedy
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Byrd
Telstar Satellite Delivers Live Images and News Feeds
The Telstar satellite transmitted television pictures across the Atlantic to France and England and into U.S. homes. It relayed a Maine call to Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson and streamed news at high speed, marking a bold milestone in space communication and live broadcasting.
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France
England
U.S
Maine
Lyndon B. Johnson
Washington
Telstar links Europe and United States in live TV relay
French and American networks planned a live Telstar transmission to bring French TV to the United States from a 3,000 mile altitude. The event showcased a new global satellite communications system and included calls, photographs, and a Montand song with messages from officials.
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New York
Telstar
United States
France
Paris
Yves Montand
Jacques Marette
Britain
Andover
Maine
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Newton Minow
Federal Communications Commission
Prescriptions Raney Hillcrest Adv Leaving This Summer
An adv for Journal-World home delivery notes a summer move for Raney Hillcrest, offering daily newspaper delivery by mail during the season.
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Raney Hillcrest
Journal-World
Adv
South Park Teen Center Approved by City Commissioners
City commissioners unanimously approved a site in the northeast corner of South Park for a new teen center with an estimated cost between 30 000 and 40 000 dollars. The building to be 75 to 100 feet long and 40 to 50 feet wide would include a recreation room, game activities area, lounge, snack bar and office with a potential basement for economy.
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Recreation Commission
Ted Kennedy
Central Park
Recreation
Wayne Bly
Larry Heeb
Dick Harp
Don McConnell
McConnell
Robertson & Ericson
Rusty Springer
Kennedy
Lions Club
Lawrence
Springer
City Hall
Kansas University Area
14Th
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Louisiana
13Th
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Clarice Richardson Named Queen of the Shrine Rodeo
Lawrence High School senior Clarice Richardson was chosen queen of the Abdallah Shrine Rodeo to be held July 18 22 at Wyandotte County Fairgrounds. The 16 year old daughter of Delbert and Mrs Richardson won over 10 candidates and represents the Lawrence Shrine Club.
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Lawrence High School
Abdallah Shrine
Wyandotte County Fairgrounds
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Route 2
Lawrence Shrine Club
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Douglas
Wyo
Valentine
Neb
Miss Richardson
Bolt Stuns Five Locally Amid Storm
Five Lawrence residents were stunned by a lightning strike near a big tree at 6th and Ind. Streets during a pre storm lull. No injuries were reported though several workers including Jeff Heeb and Howard Walker felt temporary numbness and debris cover followed the strike. Heeb, a Kansas University football player, said it was terrifying and they resumed work only when ready.
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6Th
Ind. Sts
Jeff Heeb
Ind. St
Howard Walker
Fla. St
Walker
Henry Schlegel
W. 21St Terr
Rumsey
Heeb
Schlegel
Underground Nuke Test Sparks Dust Cloud Over Nevada
In Camp Mercury Nevada a low power underground nuclear device exploded sending a dust and sand cloud high into the desert. Observers reported a bright flash and fireball above ground while newsmen from nearby mountains saw little or nothing due to restricted viewing.
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Camp Mercury
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Nevada Desert
Rumsey Family Marks 40 Years of Service at Funeral Home
The Rumsey Funeral Home celebrates four decades of service, highlighting its community role and continued care. Local records note the business number VI 3-5111 for inquiries and arrangements.
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Rumsey
Rumsey Funeral Home
Lindley Explains No Storm Alert Issued Today
Douglas County Civil Defense director Howard Lindley says no tornado alert was sounded as a funnel west of Lawrence moved back into the clouds. Sheriff Brooker and patrols monitored the storm with reports of a funnel touching down briefly near Lecompton before dissipating.
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Civil Defense
Howard Lindley
Lindley
Fred Brooker
Gary Whitaker
Lawrence
Brooker
Whitaker
Lecompton
Eudora Plans Annual Picnic Tradition Continues
Eudora’s CPA picnic a longstanding annual event for over 50 years set for Friday and Saturday in July at the city park across from the grade school. Events include a concert by the Eudora Band, a talent show, two dances with music by the Dewey Richardson band, and rides by Holiday Amusement Co. Food by Women of St. Paul United Church of Christ.
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Dewey Richardson
Holiday Amusement Co
St. Paul United Church of Christ
Central Protective Association
Central Picnic Association
Stock Market Index Closes Up marginally in New York
New York AP reports the closing average for 60 stocks ends at 219.5, up 1.3 points as trading wraps. Investors show cautious confidence amid mixed earnings and economic signals.
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New York
Severe Storm Hits Lawrence Area With Tornado Nearby
A severe storm swept through Lawrence shortly after 10 15 this morning bringing 55 mph winds and a 1 26 inch rain downpour. A funnel was sighted near Lecompton with a tornado leveling a barn on the C A Dittrich farm and downing lines near Lecompton. Widespread damage followed across the city to power lines and trees with zero visibility and street flooding as Kansas Power & Light reported extensive equipment damage.
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Here
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Lecompton
Highway 40
Kansas Power & Light Co
Highway Patrol
Gary Whitaker
Civil Defense
Whitaker
Severe Weather Thunderstorms Hit Northeast Kansas
Vari able cloudiness persists through Thursday with locally heavy thunderstorms likely tonight. Highs Thursday reach 85 to 90 while tonight's low drops to 65 to 70.
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