Bourguiba Upends Tunisian Strategy With Bizerte Push
A political clash unfolds as Bourguiba presses France to quit Bizerte risking a rift with Algeria and a fragile Tunisian stance. The rebel leadership in Algeria resists his bid while the United States balances aid and French ties amid shifting North African loyalties.
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Bourguiba
Bizerte
Algeria
Ferhat Abbas
Abbas
Tunis
France
Varue
Sahara
Kennedy group shifts from indecisiveness toward firm action
The Kennedy administration moves from a period of fear and vacillation after Cuba and Laos to a tougher, more confident stance. Plans include a stronger diplomatic push, increased draft pool, possible callups, and expanded space and defense programs as Pravda cautions against war.
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Associated Press
United States
Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Berlin
Laos
Becks
Truman
Acheson
Dulles
Congress
Khrushchev
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Europe
Air Force
British team unveils new penicillin pill Penicillin
A British team at Beecham Research Laboratories Brockham Park Surrey announces Penicillin a pill form antibiotic effective against a wide range of diseases including food poisoning influenza pneumonia and blood infections. The team Dr Frank Doyle Dr George Rolinson and Dr Shirley Stevens developed the drug after mapping penicillin's atomic structure and tailoring it to fight germs.
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London
Britain
Sir Alexander Flemming
Beecham Research Laboratories
Brockham
Park
Surrey
Frank. Doyle
George Rolinson
Shirley Stevens
British Medical Journal
Kennedy unchanged after six months of crisis
President Kennedy shows physical improvement and steady demeanor after six months facing Cold War tensions. He remains informal and affable, greeting dignitaries and ordinary people alike, while cautious in crises and careful in statements to Khrushchev.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
John F
Kennedy
Basiey
Khrushchev
Berlin
Vienna
White House
Executive Mansion
United States
Soviet Paper Claims Atom Sub First
Izvestia asserts the Soviet Union leads in speed and numbers of nuclear powered submarines and missiles, contrasting with U.S. Polaris subs. The article cites Jane’s Fighting Ships and notes the U.S. plan to grow its fleet to 45 submarines carrying missiles by 1964, with acceleration through 1968 and beyond.
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Moscow
APS
Tevestin
Russia
United States
U.S
Robert Kennedy
John Marshal
Soviet Union
America
Izvestia
Jane
London
Tste
U.S. Navy
Railway Board to Buy 24 Categories of Machinery
Rawalpindi Pakistan Railways Board plans to purchase 24 categories of construction machinery and equipment for track works and station projects. The move aims to boost capacity and upgrade infrastructure across key routes.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Railway Board
Texas Veterans' Land Bonds Sale Final Set
Land Commissioner Jerry Sadler said he and four officials would depart for New York to complete a $25 million sale of Texas veterans' land bonds. Bonds were bought June 22 at an average rate of 3.5 percent by a syndicate including Harris Trust and Savings Bank Morgan Guaranty Trust Co Halsey Stuart and Co Inc and First National City Bank of New York.
Seven Injured In Lockney Two Car Wreck
A two car collision northeast of Lockney injures seven. Willie Arredondo, 24, is in Methodist Hospital Lubbock in critical condition. Estelline residents Hugh Wayne Lang, 23, and wife, with children Keith Wayne, 2, and Christie Sheree, 6 months, treated and released from Lockney General. Langs’ father A T Freeze and Arredondo’s father Sylvester also treated and released. Accident at Cedar Hill store on farm to market road about 2 p.m. Officials say Lang car hit Arredondo vehicle.
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Lockney
Here
Willie Arredondo
Methodist Hospital
Lubbock
Hugh Wayne Lang
Keith Wayne
Christie Sheree
Lockney General Hospital
Mrs. Lang
A. T. Freeze
Carter Funeral Home
Cedar Hill
Langs
Colorado
Arredondo
John Kelly
Lang
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