Paris to Fight Algerian Terrorists After Attacks
Paris authorities pledged stern measures against the National Liberation Front after Algerian rebels attacked oil depots and installations across France. French troops were deployed at key points and a special brigade began coordinating actions. Four police and at least five terrorists were killed as the wave of violence echoed Algeria’s civil conflict.
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Paris
France
North Africa
Ministry of Interior
Mediterranean
Algeria
National Liberation Front
FLN
Premier de Gaulle Holds Algeria Visit Amid Referendum Push
Premier de Gaulle plans a Algeria trip this week to rally support for a constitution that would keep Algeria part of France. Attacks timed to highlight rebel opposition, with the FLN urging a boycott. Six coastal depots burned by terrorists and three small fires near Paris. Police closed an munition factory near Paris.
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Premier de Gaulle
Algeria
France
FLN
Coasul Ail
Paris
Lebanon Leader Killed in Beirut Traffic Jam
Ab dullah Nurallah, secretary of the Lebanese industrialist group and ex secretary of the Najjada party, was shot dead as he left a friend’s office in Beirut. U.S. troops and tanks moved to guard the Beirut to International Airport road, forming tank strong points to deter sniper fire.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Abdullah Nurallah
Nurallah
Najjada Party
U.S
International
Greek Cypriots in fatal bus incident in Nicosia
In Nicosia Cyprus a tense clash between right wing Greek Cypriots and left wing trade unionists caused serious harm. A 13 year old girl and a 32 year old woman were among the injured.
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Nicosia, Cyprus
Nautilus Crew Delights New York Welcome Parade
The Nautilus crew plus families enjoy a holiday in New York as the submarine, which crossed under the North Pole, is docked at Brooklyn Navy Yard for public viewing. A ticker tape parade will honor Rear Adm. Rickover and Cmdr. Ander as Mayor Wagner proclaims Nautilus Day. The vessel departs Thursday for New London, Connecticut.
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New York
Brooklyn Navy Yard
North Pole
Hyman G. Rickover
Lower Broadway
William R. Ander
Robert F. Wagner
New London
Conn
Your Husband Deceived Me, Says Wife in Court
The judge quotes a young wife in a tense courtroom exchange about alleged deception. She counters that her husband deceived her by not leaving town as he claimed.
Atty General Rogers links H-bomb to world peace ethic
In Los Angeles Atty Gen William P Rogers told the American Bar Association convention that the hydrogen bomb underscores the need to settle disputes by law not force. He warned against sweeping condemnations of court decisions and urged intelligent scrutiny of the judiciary while ABA leader Charles S Rhyne urged world courts to curb the arms race.
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Los Angeles
William P. Rogers
Agsn
Rogers
Pasacena
U. S. Supreme Court
High Court
ABA
Charles S. Rhyne
U.S
J. Lee Rankin
American Bar Assn
Supreme Court
Alaskans Vote On Becoming the 49th State
Alaskans cast ballots across the vast territory to decide on statehood as a margin of at least two to one is expected in favor. The vote also selects candidates for Alaska’s first U.S. Senate seats with Bartlett and Gruening facing Steppovich and Robertson in November if statehood passes.
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Juneau
Alaska
Den
New Mexico
Arizona
Congress
E. L
Bob) Bartlett
Earnest Gruening
Territorial
Gruening
Mike Stepovich
Fairbanks
R. E.robertson
GOP
Bartlett
Explorer V Flight Mystery Deepens as Army Plans New Launches
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The disappearance of Explorer V remains an apparent mystery while the Army moves ahead with two more satellite launchings. No official cause or telemetry analysis yet though results may take days. A Snark test missile launched on a 6000 mile Atlantic crossing with no results announced.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
Ward
Brucker Reaches Atsugi on Far East Tour
U S Army Secretary Wilber M Brucker arrived at Atsugi Naval Air Station near Tokyo by air today from Okinawa on the third leg of a Far East inspection tour.
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Tokyo
U.S. Army
Wilber M. Brucker
Atsugi Naval Air Station
Okinawa
Daisy Still No Threat For Coast
Hurricane Daisy drifts northwest about 220 miles off Melbourne, Florida, with recon report showing a 5 mph movement. Weather Bureau spokesman says if Daisy shifts northeast it would be pushed out to sea by strong SW winds, a forecast current.
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Miami
Fla
Daisy
Melbourne
U.S
Weather Bureau
United States
Bar Delays Action On Photo Ban
The American Bar Association postponed action on re phrasing canonical rules banning courtroom photography television and broadcasting. The House of Delegates adopted a postponement after a board recommendation to study the issue further including facial data from courts where photography or broadcasting is allowed. Incoming president Ross L Malone will appoint a nine member committee to continue study of canon 35 and its proposed amendments.
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Los Angeles
American Bar Assn
Association
House of Delegates
Board of Governors
American Bar Assny
ABA
Ross L. Malone
Roswell
N. M
Cooler Fall Weather Persists Through Tomorrow
The region remains cooler with a low around 48 degrees, a touch lighter than Monday. A high near 75 was reached yesterday and is expected again today, with morning temperatures dipping to 48 degrees tomorrow.
Cop-Hating Gibbons Linked to Underworld Ties at Inquiry
In Washington St Louis detective Capt Thomas L Moran testified before the Senate Rackets Committee that Harold Gibbons a Teamsters vice president is a cop hating associate of underworld figures with violent labor activity Moran named John Vitale and Joe Costello as linked to St Louis crime networks Moran noted Gibbons counsels unions to view police as strikebreakers and said he has ties to major crime figures Hoffa era probe also examined a secretive Local 688 transition and severance payments to former president Camie The committee cited union funds shortfalls and loans to cover payouts amid ongoing power struggles in the St Louis Teamsters scene
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Washington
St. Louis
Teamster
Harold Gibbons
Thomas L. Moran
Senate
Moran
Gibbons
John Vitale
Joe Costello
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Local 688
Lawrence J. Camie
Camie
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
McClellan
Local 688
International Teamsters Union
St. Louis Area
Teamsters Affairs
Robert F. Kennedy
Woman Dies After Gunman Terrorizes Women
In Akron Ohio a gunman James L Little 31 exchanged shots with police then broke into a trailer camp home terrorizing women. One woman Mrs Elizabeth Morse 60 died apparently of a heart attack on the way to hospital. Four others were treated for injuries.
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Akron
Ohio
James L. Little
Little
Massillon
Elizabeth Morse
Akron General Hospital
Quemoy Attack Continues With Reduced Shelling
The Communist bombardment of Quemoy persisted for a fourth day though shelling volume dropped. Officials fear a possible invasion move as 1,126 shells landed today, vs 80,000 over the weekend. Reports of MIG jet landings circulated. U S forces monitor and 1,600 Marine troops sail from Singapore.
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Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy
Tan Islets
Faubus Urges Rights Fight as Arkansas Opens Session
Gov. Orval Faubus addressed the Arkansas Legislature urging a states rights stand against federal school integration. He asked power to close public schools, notably Central High, to avoid forced integration. A 30 day district election would decide whether to stay closed or pursue integration.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Faubus
Central High School
Central High
Airliner Forced to Land After Engine Fire in Cut Bank
A Trans World Airlines four engine jet with 61 aboard made a forced landing at Cut Bank Montana after an engine failed and caught fire over the town. One passenger Wilfred Price of San Francisco injured jumping from the craft. crew and other passengers unharmed. Firemen quickly controlled the grass fire, and the plane, en route from London to Los Angeles, landed safely. Captain Earl W Fleet of Kansas City piloted the landing and the passengers remained overnight awaiting another flight.
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Cut Bank
Mont
Trans World Airlines
Montana
Wilfred Price
San Francisco
London
Los Angeles
Earl W. Fleet
Kansas City
Kierdorf Faces Senate Call Over Arson Case
Kierdorf, 68, a former Teamsters agent, awaits a possible Senate Rackets Committee summons in Washington over his nephew Frank Kierdorf’s arson and death. His bond for pistol silencer possession was cut to 15000, and he pleaded not guilty with trial set for September.
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Pontiac
Mich
Michigan
Herman Kierdorf
Washington
Senate
Teamsters Union
Kierdorf
Frank Kierdorf
Herman
Frank
Faubus Calls For Delay As Arkansas Schools Stay Closed
Faubus sent a legislative message asking for a delay to September 15 while the U S Supreme Court prepares a special session on school integration. Little Rock public schools remain closed through September 8 delaying the start for about 2,000 students as courts and legislature face a breathing spell.
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Faubus
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Central High
Central
Supreme Court
Arkansas
Board of Education
Little Rock
Teenagers Claim Outer Space Rocket Prank
In Pocatello Idaho two youths Roy Bennell and Paul Napper aged 14 and 15 built a metal rocket like device as a psychological experiment. They buried it after burning the shell and inserted a vial and phosphorus to simulate an ion motor. They turned themselves in to police after the incident drew wide press attention.
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Pocatello, Idaho
Earth People
Outer Space
Ruel H. Barrus’ Lawr
Idaho
Roy Bennell
Paul Napper
Paul
Roy
Earth
Pace Department
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