Algiers Reports Pause in Terror Pact With Moslems
In Algiers and Oran a pact between the Secret Army Organization and Moslem National Liberation Front prompted a halt to the scorched earth campaign. No new fire setting or bomb incidents were reported by noon. Militants and civilians move cautiously as talks continue and a promised amnesty for terrorists is noted by FLN officials.
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Algiers
Secret Army
Oran
France
FLN
Algeria
Chewki Mostefai
Court Will Review Georgia Unit Vote
The Supreme Court agreed to review Georgia's county unit vote system used in Democratic primaries which a lower court ruled unconstitutional. The court gave no emergency status for the Sept. 12 primary and will hear in the fall term starting Oct. 1. Justice Harlan hinted at a possible stay application from Georgia officials.
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Georgia
Washington
Supreme Court
Atlanta
Harlan
High Court
Sinclair Refining Co
Aflcio Oil Workers Union
Chicago
Ind
Byron R. White
Frank Grumman
Fort Lee
N.J
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Charles E. Williams
Alexandria
State
Democratic Party
Eugene Cook
Market Continues Downtrends Amid Profit Taking
New York traders pushed the market lower after an early session gain as profit taking trimmed a rally. The AP 60-stock average fell to 212.30 and the Dow Jones industrials slipped to 572.37, with the S&P 500 at 55.48 as volume neared 2 million shares in two hours.
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NEW York
Associated Press
Standard & Poor
Severe storm warnings and warm trend in northeast Kansas
Weather briefing notes severe storm and tornado warnings into tonight for northeast Kansas. After, partly cloudy through Tuesday with nights in the 60s and Tuesday highs near 80s. Record highs loom and rainfall is scant while weekend temperatures reach the upper 80s to 90s.
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Kansas
Goldberg Opens New Talks To Avert Airline Walkout
Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg convened renewed peace talks to avert a threatened flight engineers strike against Trans World Airlines. The engineers failed to appear for the opening session as a union member and a government mediator sought a settlement before the 2:30 p.m. Tuesday deadline.
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Goldberg
Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
Trans World Airlines
Air Line Pilots Association
H. S. Dietrich
TWA
W. Willard Wirtz
Nathan P. Feinsinger
Wisconsin University
Pan American World Airways
Eastern Air Lines
Flight Engineers International Association
AFL
CIO
Pan Americn World Airways
Kennedy
R. A. Brown
Three Mounties Killed in Kamloops Shooting
In Kamloops British Columbia a rifleman shot and killed three Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers on a downtown street near the welfare offices. The attacker fled into the hills as mounted police and Game Department officers pursued by foot and helicopter. Witnesses said the suspect approached Game Department employee George Ferguson before opening fire on the mounted officers.
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Kamloops
B.C
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
British Columbia
Here
Mounted Police
Game Department
George Ferguson
Red Guard Shot by Comrades at Berlin Escape Tunnel
East German border guard was killed by fellow guards while aiding refugees escaping through a Red Wall tunnel near Checkpoint Charlie. West Berlin police initially said a duel occurred but later denied firing. the shooting followed a tunnel escape 300 yards from the checkpoint.
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Berlin
Red Wall
West Berlin
Charlie
Camp At KU Draws 790 Students for 25th Music and Art Session
About 790 campers from 40 states arrived at Kansas University for the 25th Midwestern Music and Art Camp. Music division accounts for 380 students, art 180, science and math 96, with others in ballet theater speech and engineering. Final enrollment expected to exceed 825, total summer camp near 1,000 with July junior high addition. Concerts planned weekly with bands orchestras choirs across Murphy Hall and Hoch Auditorium under faculty and guest leaders.
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Kansas University
Mt. Dread
Russell L. Wiley
Robert Baxter
California
Massachusetts
University Theatre
Murphy Hall
Hoch Auditorium
Wiley
Gerald M. Carney
Clayton K
Jim Frey
University City
Frey
Journal- World Photo
New York Stocks Close Slightly Lower Across Markets
The closing average of 60 stocks sits at 213.2, down 0.8 points as trading ends. Investors weighed mixed economic data and corporate results, with declines concentrated in several industrial and financial issues.
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New York
Haskell Institute Drops Ninth Grade to Expand Vocational Program
Haskell Institute and the Bureau of Indian Affairs plan to eliminate the ninth grade this fall to enlarge the vocational training program. Principal Solon Ayers says many requests for entry were turned away and some students will be reassigned to other BIA schools. Consideration is also given to dropping the tenth grade in 1963.
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Haskell Institute
Haskell
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Solon Ayers
Ayers
Lawrence in Tornado Warning Belt With Tonight Deadline
Lawrence lies in a tornado warning belt issued today by the Weather Bureau. Scattered severe thunderstorms with possible tornadoes hail and damaging winds are expected along a line from Hutchinson to northeast of Kansas City from 2 to 8 p m today. Tonight to be partly cloudy with a low in the 60s. Highs in the 80s Tuesday.
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Lawrence
Weather Bureau
Hutchinson
Kansas City
Topeka
Worst air disaster blamed on crew in fiery NYC crash
The Civil Aeronautics Board ruled the United Air Lines DC8 crew erred in distance judgment causing the 1960 collision with a TWA Lockheed over Staten Island that killed 134 aboard and on the ground. The report cites the DC8 flying beyond its cleared Preston holding area, with speed and a new routing as contributing factors.
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Washington
New York City
Civil Aeronautics Board
United Air Lines
Preston
N.J
CAB
New York Air Route Traffic Control Center
United
United Jet
Chicago
Staten Island
Trans World Airlines
Dayton
Columbus
Ohio
Idlewild International
la Guardia
Brooklyn
TWA
CAB Today
Idlewild
Kansas University Hosts Summer Orientation for 172 New Freshmen
At Mt Oread the two day session opens with 70 women and 102 men. Prospects take placement exams meet advisers discuss enrollment arrange housing and learn about the university and Lawrence during the orientation.
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Kansas University
Mt. Oread
Lawrence
Mineral resources and self sufficiency in the United States
An associate professor at Kansas University argues that the nation cannot be self sufficient in minerals. He discusses stockpiling tariffs and the need to understand mineral supply, conservation, and foreign sources. He contrasts cautious and optimistic views on future mineral availability and urges informed policy discussions.
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Elliot Gillerman
Kansas University
Dakota St
Shirley
Virginia Sue
Richard
Gillermans
Lawrence
Austin
Gillerman
United States Geological Survey
New Mexico
West
United States
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