Algiers Bloodshed Shocks Europe Marchers Amid Civil Unrest
European settlers faced deadly clashes in Algiers as police and troops blocked Bab el Oued barricades. The toll reached 51 dead and 130 wounded, with reports of Moslems killed in reprisal. Ex-general Jouhaud was seized in Oran and sent to Paris to face death charges.
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Associated Press
Algiers
Oran
Edmond Jou
Haud
Secret
Algeria
Paris
OAS
Secret Army
Bab el Oued
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
France
Gas Price War Continues In Lubbock Area
Gas prices in the Lubbock area fell about ten cents below normal with regular gas at 21.9 cents per gallon and ethyl at 25.9. Station managers expect the drop may be the last as a four week price war persists and independents and majors trade cuts to attract business.
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Lubbock
Texas
Castro dismisses top Cuban leader Anibal Escalante
Prime Minister Fidel Castro said he had separated Anibal Escalante, a top Cuban Communist, citing personal ambition that caused governmental chaos. Escalante, named director of the Integrated Revolutionary Organizations on March 9, appears to have been fired from the top 25 leadership.
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Fla
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Anibal Escalante
Cuba
Castro
E Inte
Integrated Revolutionary Organizations
ORD
Jewel Probe Seen Suspects In Carlsbad Robbery Under Arrest
Four men and two women were arrested in a Gainesville area raid involving county state and federal agents. Three suspects were to be questioned in a Dallas jewel theft spree. Police linked a wife of an inmate to the case and a boot print match tied a burglary to Dallas homes.
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Ainesville
Gainesville
Dallas
Lee Blankenski
Carlsbad
Jackie Blankenship
Lincoln
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Shel
FEE
Bob Dish
Car
New Mexico
Mexico
Blankenship
Richard
Will Fritz
Ake Anette
Ut. Uaad
Olbaes
Fritz
Lubbock Leads in Liquor Violations Revenue Reported
The Texas Liquor Control Board reported 2,298,443 dollars in revenue collected during February across the state. Lubbock led the area in violations with a notably low fine total of 72 dollars amid the reported period.
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Colorado
Weather Bureau
Austin
Texas
South Plains
Liquor Control Board
Southwest
Lubbock
San Antonio
Dare Turns Into Golden Anniversary For Two Dallas Couples
Two Dallas couples celebrated 50 years of marriage after a dare on a Missouri trolley in Clayton. Gladys Conrad and William Mogle wed there in 189?, joined by Ida and Conrad’s brother for a double wedding. The foursome later traveled, shared a hotel celebration, and became longtime neighbors in Dallas.
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Associated Press
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Dallas
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William Mogle
Clayton
Conrad
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Mogle
Terminal Hotel
St. Louis
Calirnia
Midwest Farmlands Flooded Across the Plains
A spring Midwest flood hit Nebraska Iowa and surrounding states as rivers including the Platte Elkhorn and Floyd rose. National Guardsmen and volunteers filled sandbags and displaced hundreds while emergency crews prepared for worsening conditions. West Point Nebraska reinforced dikes protected power plants as officials warned of rising water and possible looting.
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Elkhorn
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Springdale
Siow City
Nebraska National Guardsmen
West Point
Weather Bureau
Elk Thorn
Elk
Thorn
Frank Morrison
Argentine General Demands Frondizi Exit in Open Rebellion
An Argentine army general proclaimed open rebellion against President Frondizi accusing him of treason for refusing to resign. Gen Rawson ordered his Sid Cavalry Division toward action after mediation by ex-President Aramburu failed. As other generals met at War Ministry, hopes for a peaceful transition faded amid looming civil war fears.
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Associated Press
Wuenos
Rawson
Aramburu
Frondizi
Weather Bureau
Juan D. Perona
Victiunary Mankind Quote Sparks Editorial Debate
A pithy quotation appears in the newspaper feature section arguing that humanity contains two kinds of makers, those who create good and those who make excuses, prompting readers to reflect on personal and societal standards.
Supreme Court Allows Federal Review of Redistricting
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 2 that federal courts may decide city versus rural disputes over unfair state legislative apportionment. The Tennessee case signals nationwide political repercussions and spurs widespread suits and criticism from southern congressmen.
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Washington
Charles S. Rhyne
Supreme Court
Rhyne
Avalanche-Journal
Tennessee
High Court
William J. Brennan
AIL
Nashville
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
John Stennis
D-Miss
Congress
Estes Kefauver
Prayerful plea for guidance and salvation in faith
A devotional plea asking for God to fulfill His will and guide the believer toward eternal salvation. The language emphasizes divine protection as rock and fortress and seeks wisdom for the path ahead.
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Heavenly Father
Spreads Cheer On 88th Birthday Frost Receives Medal
Poet Robert Frost, on his 88th birthday, receives a special Congress medal at the White House from President Kennedy. Frost toasts friends including Eisenhower and Khrushchev, jokes about poetry and politics, and remarks on future works and retirement.
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Assocated Press
Robert Frost
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Frost
New England
White House
Congress
Ruling May Change Texas Apportionment and Representation
The Supreme Court ruling on reapportionment could reshape Texas political maps by addressing rural underrepresentation in both houses. Texas districts show large disparities with Rockwall Kaufman counties at 35 800 per rep versus Dallas at 105 725, and Harris County's 1 243 158 voters compared with rural District 16. Population shifts toward cities have intensified inequities since 1950 60 era trends.
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Maeaney Cre
Austin
Supreme Court
Texas
Rockwall
Kaufman
Dallas
Senate
Harris County
MTA
Tes
Mas. ian ua ees Arcarillo Pallas Denver
Fragmentary weather note mentions names and places with unclear context. Readable items include Rowell and Arcarillo in a rough sequence alongside Denver. Unable to determine complete event. provides limited geographic cues and personal names.
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