Mediation Efforts in Desert Fight Falter as Talks Stall
Algerian officials voiced cautious optimism that cease fire talks with Morocco may resume despite Haile Selassie's mediation failing to restart negotiations. Ben Bella met Selassie while Bouteflika pressed for an OAU foreign ministers meeting to address the dispute, with Morocco demanding troop positions be frozen. Bloodshed continues as bilateral talks remain blocked.
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Home Gives Up His Four Titles For House Seat
Prime Minister Lord Home renounced four peerages to seek a seat in the House of Commons. His baptism as Sir Alec Frederick Douglas-Home will await formal acknowledgment. A special Kinross and West Perth election is scheduled for November 7.
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Heavy Rains Sweep Pacific Northwest and Texas
United Press International reports heavy rain soaking the Pacific Northwest and parts of Texas while Florida faces potential Ginny impacts. Illinois and Wisconsin saw light showers with little drought relief, and record highs were posted in Iowa and Illinois. The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission banned hunting in 10 drought-stricken eastern counties.
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U S Plans Food Shipment Cuts to Vietnam
The United States will reduce surplus food shipments to South Vietnam as part of a pressure campaign aimed at persuading President Ngo Dinh Diem to abandon a trend toward totalitarian rule. The move follows withheld aid to Diem's ally Ngo Dinh Nhu and broader reviews of 1963 and 1964 aid plans amid rising unrest and price pressures in Saigon.
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Girl Testifies in Creek County Kidnapping Case
An 18 year old girl testified in a Creek County preliminary hearing for five men accused of kidnapping her from a parked car on October 4. The defendants Leland Kilgore Charles Smith Melvin Stockton Donald Stockton and Winifred Stockton face rape charges in Creek County as well. The witness said the men beat her boyfriend and drove into the county after abducting her.
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Three Oklahoma Scientists Win NSF Grants
Oklahoma City AP reports three Oklahomans received National Science Foundation grants totaling 109900. Dr. Robert K. Gholson of Oklahoma State University led with 45000, Dr. Gene Levy of the University of Oklahoma received 37100, and Dr. Charles L. Mankin, geologist at OU, got 27700. Oklahoma's NSF award totals 19200.
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Ethiopia’s Rise Reveals Early Nationhood Moments
Ethiopia stood as a sovereign state amid Africa’s early nations while Athens was in its infancy, highlighting a rare example of enduring independence and structured governance in ancient times.
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Naval Reserve seeks water samples for cornerstone ceremony
The Naval Reserve Training Command requests water samples from the Atlantic, Pacific, Great Lakes, Gulf and the Missouri River to be used in mortar for sealing the cornerstone of a new 800000 dollar training center.
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Big If Clouds GOP Talk About Party Fate In 1964
An unnamed AP analyst reports GOP insiders weigh 1964 prospects for Goldwater Rockefeller Nixon and possible convention fights. Dialogue notes vacuum charges, primaries, and fears of a family split hurting the party if Cuba tensions or a Kennedy administration impact the election.
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Goldwater Seen Leading Yet Rockefeller Rival In GOP Prelims
High level Republicans regard Barry Goldwater as the favorite in key primaries in New Hampshire on March 10 and California on June 2, with Nelson Rockefeller viewed as the main challenger. Both men have not formally announced, but Rockefeller is expected to enter soon, while Goldwater has formed a committee led by William Knowland to guide a California run.
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