Algerian leaders clash as Ben Bella tightens grip on power
Forces move as Mohammed Khider seeks support in Paris while Ben Bella consolidates control over the political bureau. Radio Algiers calls for calm and unity, appealing to Europeans to back the military’s move to preserve economy amid turmoil.
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Ben Bella
Celal
Eee
Peice Bureau
Sesarene
Mohammed Khider
Algiers
Paris
France
Ica
Seapport Ben Khedda
Hassan
Radio
Algeria
Goats Gain Popularity in Texas Barbecues
In Texas a new meat trend grows as cabrito or little goat becomes a preferred barbecue. The best cut is a four month old kid around 20 pounds, slow cooked over charcoal for about six hours. Marinades vary but typically include vinegar tomato and vegetable oil with garlic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
UPI
Texas
Outlook Bleak Major Kennedy Bills Remain In Committees
AP dispatch lists Kennedy era bills with status in committees. Youth employment opportunities and emergency presidential power to cut taxes stay in House committees while anti recession public works passed Senate and awaits House action. Several health education and farm measures move through both chambers with mixed progress and defeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
United Nations
Smaller Firms Have Big Edge
Washington reports 1961 tax data showing unincorporated businesses vastly outnumber corporations. Of 11,166,000 filers, 9,142,000 were sole proprietorships, 1,074,000 corporations, and 949,000 partnerships. Most sole proprietors and partnerships earned under 50,000 dollars, while four of five corporations held assets under 250,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Soviet Floating Dock Collides Off Dover During Tow
A Soviet floating dock collided with the English Channel on Sunday as it was towed by the Soviet ship Ustilud from Black Sea shipyards toward the Baltic. Coast guard reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
England
English Channel
Coast Guard
Ustilud
Black Sea
Baltic
Disordered Algeria Faces Bitter Political Fallout
In Algiers bitterness grows as victory chants fade and unrest rises. Half a million Muslims struggle with job scarcity and hunger while politicians clash for power. Civil disorder spreads under French authority as police and troops patrol streets amid warnings of potential civil war.
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Cole
Walla
Caltech device probes ultra long period earth waves in Pasadena
In Pasadena California a new extensometer array designed by Dr Hugo Benioff at Caltech and funded by the Air Force will measure earth strain and detect faint gravitational waves predicted by Einstein The system uses fused quartz tubes to record minute crustal movements and may reveal ultra long period waves from solar and stellar events including blackouts and exploding stars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Benioff
Caltech
Albert Einstein
Peace Corps teacher in Ghana faces daily life clash at school
Arnold Zeitlin, a Peace Corps teacher in Accra, describes challenges at O'Reilly Secondary School. He notes students struggle with English as a second language, lag behind American peers by years, and face strict British system demands while juggling multiple subjects. His wife also teaches there.
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Harrisburg
Ghana
Arnold Zeitlin
Zeitlan
Associated Press
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
Peace Corps
O'Reilly Secondary School
Accra
Marian Frank
Pittsburgh
Zeitlin
O'Reilly
Renee
Birth notices from local families announced
The notice lists multiple births at St Marys Hospital West Texas Hospital Leaf Clinic Leuf Clinic and Lauf Clinic. Parents include Carmona Ballesteros Villareal Franco and others with occupations at Lubbock Paint Body Works United Supermarkets Ferguses Implement Baptist Book Store and Baptist Health.
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Manuel Ballesteros
Cornell
Leuf Clinic
United Supermarkets
Pee Franco
Dartmouth
Lauf
Baptist Book Store
United States weighs compromise on Peru pressure policy
U S officials say Washington will keep economic pressure on Peru's military junta until it signals an early return to civilian rule. A compromise may be needed, with possible formal recognition of the Lima regime but not guaranteed resumed aid.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
Peru
U.S
Lima
Central
South America
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Kennedy
Manuel Prado
State Department
Haiti
Portugal
Sproles family reunion draws members from three states in Lubbock
In Lubbock on Sunday a reunion gathered all 10 Sproles siblings and their relatives from Texas Mississippi and Arkansas. Local Sproles include R B Sproles Mrs J W Moore Leon Sproles and Lewis Sproles. A missing cat from 2218 58th St was reported. contact Sherwood 44839 if found. An 18 year old Reese AFB airman Albert Goodwin remained in critical condition after a Friday collision with a car at 19th St and Raleigh Ave. Police investigated a later 600 block 13th St altercation with three others treated for knife wounds and a 15 year old girl detained while seeking a Lubbock man for questioning.
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E. J. Sproles
Tahoka
Lubbock
Texas
Mississippi
Arkansas
R. B. Sproles
J. W. Moore
Leon Sproles
Lewis Sproles
Mark
Scott Cantrell
58Th St
Sherwood
Albert E. Goodwin
Reese Afb
Methodist Hospital
Goodwin
19Th St
Raleigh Ave
Mito Perez
Margaret, Lara
Ave. L
Ruben Gilan
40Th St
13Th St
Lightning repeats thefts at Broad Street subway
Ida Delmar 54 a Broad Street subway cashier was robbed at 1 20 am last Saturday and again at 5 05 am this Saturday as a gunman demanded more cash after she had already handed over 12 12. Delmar said the suspect pushed the rest from her wicket and fled. In Belgrade a Yugoslavia Albania trade protocol envisages up to 2 million in total trade for 1962.
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Philadelphia
Ida Delmar
Broad St
Allegheny Ave
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Albania
Burglars Take Wire From Kent Wilkerson Vehicle
Three men in a 1957 red or maroon car forced Kent Wilkerson’s pickup to curb on 18th Street at Texas Avenue. They robbed him, assaulted him with a knife, and took three 500 foot rolls of wire. Loss valued at Wilkerson’s address 303 36th Street.
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Kent Wilkerson
36Th St
18Th St
Texas Ave
Soviet scientist develops antibiotic promising cancer treatment
A Soviet scientist reports a new antibiotic from a Bulgarian microbe that cured 30 percent of mice with Sarcoma 180 and may offer a radical approach to cancer. Scientists cite olivomycin as a second antibiotic with a different action. U S researchers plan to obtain samples for animal testing.
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Bulgaria
Charles Stock
New York
Sloan- Kettering Institute
United States
Ivan Bogdanov
Sofia
Stock
Showers Damp Panhandle and Texas Panhandle Weather
Light thundershowers cooled parts of the Texas Panhandle and other areas as triple digit heat eased. Temperatures fell from Presidio to Amarillo with scattered showers from Lubbock to Silverton and around Tulsa and Plainview. Prairie and brush fires spread in Central Texas as Travis County logged a long stretch without rain.
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United Press International
Texas Panhandle
Mercury
Presidio
Laredo
San Angelo
College Station
Junction
Dalhart
Lubbock
Wichita Falls
Childress
Amarillo
Weather Bureau
Plains
Silverton
Tulsa
Amherst
Plainview
Orton
Cotton Center
Hale Center
Texas
Ede
Travis County
Civil Defense Future Questioned After Funds Cut
AP dispatch notes state and local officials press federal HQs for guidance after a House committee rejected the fallout shelter plan. Elton C. Fay cites four paths: Senate restoration, partial funding, or using existing 1962 funds, with the White House stance uncertain. Public concern centers on protection for Americans at low cost.
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Washington
House
Senate
Senate House
House Committee
Pittman
Mass polio vaccination drives draw large crowds across Texas
Public clinics in Dallas Fort Worth and Houston counties drew thousands for Sabin oral polio vaccine. Dallas area vaccinated about 600 000 people roughly 60 percent of the population. Fort Worth about 286 435 also near 60 percent. Houston area total 1 145 338 or 92 percent of Harris County. Navarro County immunized 19 841 about 60 percent with clinics in Corsicana Kerens Blooming Grove and Dawson.
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Dallas-Fort Worth
Houston
Dallas
Cowtown Fort Worth
Dallas- Fort Worth
Harris County
Navarro County
Corsicana
Kerens
Blooming Grove
Dawson
Multi Vehicle Crashes Injure Several on City Streets
A three vehicle crash at E 19th St and Cedar Ave left Carl Otis Porter 48 with injuries after his car struck two westbound vehicles and crashed through a guard rail. A separate crash on U S 87 near Mesa Road injured 16 year old Anna Sueene as her car overturned after swerving to avoid a culvert. Glen Garnett 11 was treated after a wreck on 32nd St. at Methodist Hospital.
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Hagens
Gryder
Schwartz
Carl Otis Porter
26Th St
West Texas Hospital
E. 19Th St
Cedar Ave
Porter
19Th Street
Celestino H. Kyle
E. 24Th St
Dewey Frank Rush
49Th St
Cedar Avenue
Calvert Anna Sueene
O. Poe
Queens St
U.S. Hwy. 87
Mesa Road
Glen Garnett
32Nd St
Methodist Hospital
Were the Wear
Price Jumps Hit Bulgarian Food Costs Amid Shortages
Bulgaria announced price increases for meat dairy eggs and selected vegetables to fight a food shortage. The decree also raised low level farm wages while top salaries were cut to share costs, part of broader measures blamed on mismanagement and poor morale in agriculture.
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SOFTA
Bulgaria
Central Committee
The
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Kennedys Run Sloop Aground at Hyannis Port Pier
President Kennedy and relatives ran aground a 22 foot racing sloop the Victura off his father's pier at Hyannis Port Massachusetts. The boat missed the dock and lodged in the mud as the Kennedys laughed and ashore after a two mile outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyannis Port
Mass
UPI
Kennedy
Jacqueline
Great Island
Lewis Bay
Washington
U.S
Russia
Nora Heads Toward Okinawa After Philippines Strikes
A tropical storm named Nora moved toward the U.S. island base of Okinawa on Sunday after brushing the northern Philippines, which was battered by a typhoon last week.
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Nora
U.S
Okinawa
Philippines
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Lubbock Paint & Body Works
Ee Carmona
Pablo Villareal
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Ferguses Implement
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By Elton C. Fay
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