Ben Bella Seizes Power in Algeria as Khedda Steps Aside
Premier Ben Khedda hands over real control to Deputy Premier Ahmed Ben Bella, who heads the Political Bureau. The GPRA remains as a symbol until elections on Sept. 2, with Belkacem Krim ousted and Mohammed Boudiaf nominally opposing Ben Bella for foreign affairs in the bureau.
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Michael Goldsmith
Algiers
Ben Khedda
Algeria
Ahmed Ben Bella
Provisional Government of
GPRA
Ben Bella
Bureau
Belkacem Krim
France
Krim
Provisional Executive
Mohammed Boudiaf
Ideputy
Boudiaf
Theory Advanced Employe Frustration May Boost Efficiency
USC psychologist Dr Langdon E Longstreth proposes using controlled frustration to raise worker efficiency. His apparatus places a subject in a chair with lights operated by a lever and includes booby traps to create mild frustration during tasks. The approach aims to improve performance on assembly line chores and overall production.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Langdon E. Longstreth
Dr. Longstreth
Union Struggles Shine Through Local Power Co Labor
The report notes Lubbock Power and Light Co employees are not unionized while Southwestern Public Service workers join the IBEW local. It describes a retractable lighting gadget and Dr Longstreth’s experiments showing frustration and improved problem solving in rats, aiming to test the same effect in humans.
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Lubbock Power and Light Co
Southwestern Public Service
IBEW
Longstreth
Satellite bill debate stalls as AT&T eyes own satellites
Senators clash over a private government controlled space network. Gore and Murrow push amendments for USIA rate guarantees and ground stations. Humphrey predicts uncertain passage with 80 20 Senate support while McNamara backs Kennedy the system as preferable to a government owned one. Defense probes Advent satire.
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At&t
Telstar
NASA
Albert Gore
Dean
Edward R. Murrow
U. S. Information Agency
USIA
United States
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dpen
Wille
Humphrey
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
State Department
Senate
McNamara
Kennedy
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Department of Defense
Defense Department
Dryden
Congress
Soviet envoy Smirnov returns from Moscow talks
Soviet Ambassador Andrei Smirnov returned Tuesday after three weeks of consultations in Moscow. Western political circles speculate the trip ties to the Kremlin’s heightened focus on Berlin and the Germany question.
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Berlin
Bonn
Germany
Andrei Smirnov
Moscow
Westerman
Kremlin
Cartoonist Dennard Breaks Into Campus Press
Dennard, a 1960 Ralls High School graduate from Balls, Texas, started in campus publications when a journalist friend showcased his wavy line drawings in the Chat. He aims for a career in advertising art and attends summer sessions at North Texas. He is the son of J S Dennard, a Texaco pipeline agent near Lubbock, and has two sisters, Mrs Kent Drysdale and Mrs Bruce Winn.
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J. S. Dennard
Balls
Texaco Cosignee
Lubbock
Kent Drysdale
Ralls
Bruce Winn
Canyon
Ralls High School
North Texas
Houston probate ruling cuts estate for slain Galveston Bay girl
Harris County probate judge Lesher Jr. ruled that funeral costs and administrator fees would leave 13 year old Margaret Elizabeth Smith with only 3 449 from a 10 780 estate after her parents and siblings drowned in Galveston Bay last April. Albert Young attorney from Crosby submitted 1250 as administrator's fee and a League City funeral home billed 6081. The charges were challenged by the girl's court appointed lawyer.
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Houston
UPI
Harris County
AIG
Lesher Jr
Margaret Hizabeth
Smith
Galveston Bay
Albert Young
Crosby
League City
Tex
Burleson cites options to fund bonds at UN meeting
Burleson argues foreign trade measures pass while opposing bond purchases. He says the U S should use foreign currency to buy them or let philanthropic foundations or the World Bank handle the funding, a stance formed during his last fall U N delegation tenure.
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Burleson
U.S
World Bank
Comedian Buttons Hospitalized For Strep Throat
New York AP report says Red Buttons, a screen and television comic, is in a New York hospital for strep throat after traveling and failing to shake the illness. He entered the hospital Monday and remained there Tuesday for treatment.
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Strep Throat
New York
Red Buttons
Buttons
Democratic party shifts as conservatives gain in Congress
The piece notes a swing toward conservatism in both chambers, with 21 Democrats joining Republicans to oppose Medicare and foreign aid, and Southern Democrats aligning with Halleck’s disciplined minority in the House. It muses on President Kennedy’s unease at the public’s desire to "be right," rather than merely hold office.
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Wen
Congress
Senate
House
Sam Rayburn
Charles A. Halleck
City Man Wins South Plains Sports Car Club Rally
Wayne Hardin of Lubbock driving a TR 3 won the endurance rally over 24 cars. Bryce Campbell navigated, covering 553.27 miles in 13 hours 28 minutes 15 seconds. Suzie Bridge and Denny Dillian were second in an Opal. Bill Dane and Raymond Dane third in a Porsche. Bill Hart won the Pearson's Penalty Prize in an AHS car with Bill Hart Jr. navigating. The event started 6 p.m. Saturday at Municipal Coliseum lot and ended about 4:30 p.m. Sunday at Family Park Shopping Center.
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Wayne Hardin
Lubbock
South Plains Sports Car Club
Hardin
Bryce Campbell
Suzie Greenidge
Denny Dillian
Bill Dane
Raymond Dane
Pearson
Polio Confirmed in Terry County Child
In Brownfield Terry County doctors confirm 22 month old Curtis Wade Baker has polio and is hospitalized at Lubbock Methodist Hospital. The child had not received polio shots. living with his grandparents since June, his parents are Ella Mae Baker of Lubbock and Jerry D. Baker of Hobbs.
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Brownfield
Terry County
Curtis Wade Baker
Leon Lowe
Ella Mae Baker
Lubbock
Jerry D. Baker
Hobbs
Methodist
Jordan Issues Special Stamp for Algeria Independence
In Amman Jordan says it will issue a special stamp to commemorate the independence of Algeria, the new stamp marking ties with the Muslim nation and honoring its historic milestone.
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Amman
Jordan
Algeria
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