Algiers Faces Renewed Violence Amid Peace Talks
Violence continues in Algiers as European and Moslem factions clash during efforts for a peace deal. The secret army pushes for amnesty for Europeans in return for halting attacks, while Moslem leaders insist on preserving the Evian accords. Gas stations, a city hall, and a hospital witness attacks as authorities report deaths and injuries among soldiers, Europeans, and locals.
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Algiers
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Secret Army
Algeria
Paris
Rocher Noir
Belkacem Krim
Abderrahmanel Fares
Jean-Jacques Susini
Evian
France
Sidi Bel Abbes
Foreign Legion
Engineers Maintain Their Strike Threat
Washington AP reports flight engineers threaten a mid afternoon walkout against Pan American Eastern and Trans World. The 1700 member union has twice rejected Kennedy arbitration proposals citing cockpit staffing as the key issue. A strike would ground about 40 percent of U S air service and affect 60 000 domestic and 20 000 international passengers daily. Kennedy urged reconsideration and arbitration while noting possible steps to halt a walkout.
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Washington
Pan American
Eastern
Trans World
Flight Engineers International Association
Afl-Cio
Kennedy
TWA
White House
Brown
Korea Leader Resigns Along With Cabinet
Premier Song Yo Chan quits amid political crisis in Seoul. Fourteen cabinet members resign with him as the ruling military junta convenes to discuss the upheaval following his July appointment during a military government shakeup.
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Seoul
Song Yo-Chan
Song
Leaving this summer Journal World mailed daily
Aid for readers planning a summer departure offers to mail the Journal-World daily while away, ensuring uninterrupted access to local news.
Fleeing Financier Hopes To Pay Everybody Back
Edward M. Gilbert, NY financier who withdrew 2 million from E. L. Bruce Co and fled to Brazil, says he hopes to repay all but admits uncertainty on how. He claims withdrawals protected the company and will not flee justice, while awaiting decisions on extradition and investigations by New York authorities.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Edward M. Gilbert
New York
Brazil Herald
Gilbert
E.L. Bruce Co
District Attorney's Office
U.S. Securities Exchange Commission
Wall Street
E. L. Bruce Co
Ford Faces Nationwide Work Stoppage Over Quotas
Ford Motor Co. and the United Auto Workers resume talks as a strike in Ohio halts supplies. More than 50,000 Ford workers nationwide face layoffs with 16 assembly units closed, plus salaried staff in Kansas City. Buffalo Chicago Dearborn Monroe stamping plants and other facilities lay off 16,000 workers amid production quota disputes.
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Ford Motor Co
Ford
Ohio
Walton Hills
Cleveland
United Auto Workers
Ford Assembly
Nashville
Tenn
Buffalo
Chicago
Dearborn
Monroe
Mich
Henry Ford II
UAW
Kansas City
Firm warned Estes tie up risks in 1960 deal
A House subcommittee will hear James A. McConnell who warned Commercial Solvents Corp in 1960 that its Estes tie up carried seeds of self destruction. McConnell cited Billie Sol Estes motive for money and power. Wheeler and other officials testified they had no inkling Estes faced financial trouble until his arrest.
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Washington
House
Commercial Solvents Corp
Billie Sol Estes
James A. McConnell
Billie
McConnell
Maynard C. Wheeler
Commercial Solvents
Department of Agriculture
Surplus Grain
Eisenhower
Walter C. Berger
Kennedy
Estes
West
Texas
Berger
Wheeler
GOP
KU Previews Set for 12 Summer Orientation Sessions
Kansas University launches its summer orientation plan with 183 prospective freshmen attending the first of 12 KU Previews. The program doubles previews from last year to help new students, with sessions through late July and advanced standing days.
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Kansas University
Carl G. Fahrbach Jr
Rains May Delay Harvesting in Douglas County
Douglas County reports perfect wheat harvest weather today with weights near 60 pounds a bushel but forecasts of thunderstorms tonight and Sunday raise the risk of delayed harvesting. Temperatures stay in the 80s with a 65 degree low tonight and warmer conditions ahead.
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Douglas County
Lawrence and Vicinity
Grissom Homecoming Honors Astronaut Virgil I Grissom
Mitchell Indiana celebrates Virgil I Grissom, Air Force captain and astronaut, as the town names Grissom Avenue and a new high school Virgil I Grissom Building. Governor Welsh and Purdue President Hovde attend the corner stone ceremony during Grissom's home visit from Denbigh Virginia.
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Ind
Virgil I
Gus) Grisson
Air Force
Kentucky
Matthew E. Welsh
Frederick L. Hovde
Purdue University
Grissom
Virgil I. Grissom
America
Indiana
Denbigh
Insects And Disease Faces For The Public
A discussion of how common insect bites transmit diseases including malaria yellow fever typhus and plague. It notes rising tropical and temperate zone illnesses linked to mosquitoes ticks and other pests and cites a 1959 encephalitis outbreak in southern New Jersey with 2 437 U S cases. It also mentions Rocky Mountain spotted fever tick paralysis and a polio misdiagnosis until a tick was removed. See BUG BITES, Page 3.
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Caribbean
New Jersey
United States
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Music Art Camp Begins Sunday As Students Arrive
At the University of Kansas the Midwestern Music and Art Camp marks its silver anniversary with about 800 students arriving for sessions this summer. Founded by Prof. Russell L. Wiley on Mt. Oread, the camp has eight fields of study and will host junior high sessions reaching 1,000 participants.
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Kansas University
Mt. Oread
Russell L. Wiley
University
Wiley
Templin
Lewis Hall
Stover's Candies for Father's Re Cooper Drug
Stover's Candies advertised near Cooper Drug at 9th and Mass for Father’s Day gifts. Local shoppers noted a focus on sweet treats and gift items in the store window display.
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Stover
9Th
Mass
Girls State at KU ends after Kansas career week
Sunflower Girls State concludes Sunday at Kansas University with 397 Kansas high school seniors having studied government. Gov. John Anderson delivered the inaugural address. Lynn Peddicord of Wamego was named 1962 governor. Delegates heard talks on state admin, judiciary, and women in government. several area delegates won state posts.
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Sunflower Girls State
Kansas University
Kansas High School
Lynn Peddicord
Wamego
Girls State
Kansas
John Anderson
Peddicord
American Legion Auxiliary
Lucille Hayden
Kansas Department
National Girls State Board
George Smith
University
University of Kansas
Karen Stewart
Girls Nation
Sue Skaggs
Manhattan
Barbara Scott
Newton
Allen C. Rush
Kansas Highway Patrol
Kansas Union
Lawrence
Karen Kimball
Gwen Stuart
Supreme Court
Phyllis Babbitt
House of Representatives
Smoky Hill County
Joan Baker
Winchester
Delaware County
Kay Olney
Baldwin
State Senate
Neosho County
Melody Clark
Overbrook
Saline County
Donna Lobb
McLouth
Register of Deeds
Solomon County
Kansas City Attorney Charged With Tax Return Failures
James L. Mc Mullin, a Kansas City attorney, is accused by the government of failing to file income tax returns from 1956 to 1960. Five counts were filed in federal court with arraignment set for June 29. Penalties include up to one year in jail and $5,000 fine per count.
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Kansas City
James L. McMullin
Stormy Weather For Northeast Kansas With Warm Temps
The region faces thunderstorms tonight and scattered thundershowers Sunday. Partly cloudy and warmer conditions follow with a low around 65 and a Sunday high in the mid 80s. Temperature readings show today’s highs in the mid 80s and recent records note a 101 degree high in 1946 and 50 degree low in 1042.
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Kansas
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