Purges Eyed In Algeria Seen By Top French Officials
In Algiers three French ministers and the security chief opened an inquiry into right wing plots across Algeria. The delegation led by Paul Delouvrier and Gen Maurice Challe arrived amid arrests of many plotters, with Bernard Lefevre charged in a state security case.
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Andrew Borowiec
Algiers
Algeria
Justice
Edmond Michelet
Pierre Chatenet
Army
Pierre Messmer
Jean Verdier
Paul Delouvrier
Rand
Maurice Challe
Robert Schmelck
Schmelck
Charles de Gaulle
Cologne synagogue smearers jailed for anti Jewish vandalism
Two 25 year old Germans Arnold Strunk and Paul Schoenen were sentenced to 14 and 10 months prison after a one day trial. They vandalized Cologne's synagogue with red swastikas and anti Jewish slogans and faced charges including damaging a religious shrine and blasphemy. Strunk claimed to highlight perceived Jewish danger while Schoenen said he acted to protest the monument inscription.
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Cologne
Germany
Arnold Strunk
Paul Schoenen
Strunk
Schoenen
Germarts
Probe for Bodies Called Off on Alabama Road
Police ended an underground search along a highway near Birmingham for three men missing for nearly four years. Investigators believe the car is not under the Tarrant-Pinson road as four inch drills bored the roadbed of Alabama 79 ten miles north of the city. Public Safety Director Floyd Mann and Police Chief Thomas Ward said an informant claimed the men were slain and buried under the road during construction.
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Birmingham
Ala
Tarrant-Pinson Road
Floyd Mann
Alabama 79
Here
Thomas Ward
Fairfield
Indiana Man Kills Wife Son Self in Farm Home Tragedy
In Brookville Indiana Lester Gesell 55 shot and killed his wife 45 Marie and their 16 year old son Dale as they slept at their Franklin County farm home six miles northeast of town. He then killed himself with the same shotgun. Coroner Dr Walter Foreman said Gesell had been mentally disturbed recently. Relatives knew of no reason for the killings. It follows two other Indiana multi murder incidents in five days including a Hartford City principal who killed two teachers and himself and a factory worker who killed parents and a nephew before suicide.
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Brookville
Ind
Franklin County
Lester Gesel
Mairie
Dale
Indiana
Gesell
Walter Foreman
Hartford City
Elkhart
TV in Newport cafe turns up as stolen set
John R. Kelly Jr. of Covington identified a TV in a Newport cafe as his stolen set from home last Saturday. The cafe owner said he bought it from a man who claimed to be George Ware. Police seized the set.
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Newport
John R. Kelly Jr
Covington
Kelly
George Ware
Clear Choice In 60 Humphrey Tells West Dems Pin Your Man
Hubert Humphrey urged Western Democrats to back his bid for the White House calling for a clear 1960 choice between Democrats and Republicans. He labeled Nixon an organized, machine backed opponent and criticized GOP resource waste while addressing the Western Democratic Conference in Albuquerque. He pressed for leadership on domestic and international fronts as Johnson, Kennedy, and others loom in the race.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey
White House
Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Chicago weighs Schrotel for new police chief amid Summerdale scandal
A Chicago screening committee interviewed Stanley R. Schrotel, Cincinnati police chief, about the post, with reports he showed more interest in the $22,500 salary. Former commissioner Timothy O Connors resignation followed a Summerdale district police burglary ring case as eight officers faced charges. Dayton police chief Paul J. Price is also on the consideration list.
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Chicago
Stanley R. Schrotel
Cincinnati Police
Chicago Post
Schrotel
Cincinnati
Chicago Police Post
Timothy O'Connor
North Side
Summerdale
Richard Morrison
Paul J. Price
Dayton
Ohio
Musician Charged In Milwaukee Nightclub Murder
In Milwaukee a 27 year old jazz guitarist Johnny Allen was charged with first degree murder in the shooting of Nancy Harris 25 mother of twins at a downtown jazz venue. Allen surrendered at a tavern admitting the slaying and producing a .32 revolver. Harris a white woman had recently separated from her husband Clifton Harris 25. Police say Allen fatally shot her after returning from the bandstand to find her with two men.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Johnny Allen
Nancy
Harris
Last Escapee Caught in Warren Jail Break
The last of four men who fled Trumbull County Jail at Warren was captured by police here Saturday night. The escape occurred Friday and ended with the arrest of the final fugitive.
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KENT
Unio
Trumbull
Warren
Theit
Police Say Cincinnati Man Tried Bribe
Johnnie Walker 28 of central Cincinnati was charged with trying to bribe police after his mansion was raided by vice squad. He allegedly offered 75 to 100 dollars weekly to allow liquor sale and gambling at the big house and proposed periodic raids to “make things look good.” Police said the Jan 30 raid found drinking gambling prostitution. 18 of 108 occupants were charged.
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Cincinnati
Johnnie Walker
Vice Squad
Charles Denham
Walker
Big House
Eisenhower May Cancel Journey
Soviet Premier Khrushchev sharpens pressure ahead of the May summit to split the Western alliance over Berlin. White House and State Department officials warn he may push toward a deadline on Berlin while Eisenhower weighs whether to attend the talks.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
White House
State Department
U. S
Winter Storm Covers Much of the United States
A cold front from Canada brings rain sleet and snow to the northeast and western Washington. Snow flurries appear in the Rockies and Northern Plains while Michigan Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania see new snow. Pellston and Traverse City report three inches while Sault Ste Marie has two. UP Michigan reaches about one foot of snow on average.
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Washington
Rockies
Plains
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Canada
Great Lakes
Pellston
Traverse City
Mich
Sault Ste. Marie
Upper Peninsula
Herter and aides discuss disarmament in secret
Secretary of State Christian Herter conferred with military diplomatic and intelligence aides on disarmament plans. The session, held Saturday, focused on Geneva talks and a prospective limited test ban with Britain and the Soviet Union, while Moscow rejected the idea.
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Washington (Ap
Christian A. Herter
Geneva
Herter
Eisenhow‘er
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
U.S
State Department
Internal Revenue Warns Keeping Secrets Isn’t Wise
Psychiatrists joke that a man should not keep too much to himself and the Internal Revenue Department echoes the advice in a dry quip about secrecy and self disclosure.
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The
Department of Internal Revenue
Englewood Man Tied Up Nine Days Found Alive
Edgar Allen, 65, of Englewood, was found alive five days after two youths bound his hands and feet with cord from blinds and left him on the living room floor. He weighed about 20 pounds lighter. his car, wallet, and glasses were taken, and the suspects remain at large.
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Dayton
Oho
Edgar Allen
Englewood
Allen
Harlan Grooms
Gene Shaw
Shaw
William Terry
Union
Ohio
Good Samaritan Hospital
Guns and bells fool London over royal baby
The gunfire and church bells misled thousands in London who thought Queen Elizabeth's baby had arrived. The noise marked the seventh anniversary of the Queen's accession. Crowds asked if it was a boy or girl and Prince Philip returned from Norfolk to be near his wife.
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London
Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Prince Philip
Norfolk
Helen Rowe
Mikoyan Moves Under Guard in Cuba Amid Tense Welcome
Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas I. Mikoyan toured Havana with tight security as Cuban officials denied details of his program. Gunfire near the Expo site sparked fears during a crowd control incident as authorities released detained students and a NBC photographer.
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Harold K. Miles
Havana
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Cuba
Soviet Union
Four Thousand U.S. Marines Land In Caribbean Visit
Revolucion front page under Fidel Castro's 26th of July movement screams 4,000 North American Marines land. The lead dispatch from Ciudad Trujillo reports 4,000 officers and men and six Atlantic Fleet units aboard the Intrepid arriving for a three day recreational visit to the Dominican Republic.
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Havana
Revolucion
U.S
Dominican Republic
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Ciudad Trujillo
Intrepid
Trujillo Plot Said Confirmed In Dominican Republic
Dominican authorities confirmed a plot against Generalissimo Rafael Trujillo. Atty. Gen. Luis E. Suero said 123 people have been rounded up and are to be prosecuted with constitutional guarantees. Reports spoke of unrest near the Santiago de los Caballeros garrison.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujllo
Atty
Luis E. Suero
Suero
Dominican
Santiago de Los Caballeros
Crash Kills Youth At Ashtabula County Intersection
Jefferson Ohio AP report states a two car crash at an Ashtabula County intersection Saturday killed Vernon Worth 16 of Colebrook confirming a fatal youth crash in the county location and time.
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Jefferson, Ohio
Ashtabula County
Vernon Worth
Colebrook
Journal carrier earns state’s top honor three years running
Local feature on Ron Lawrence follows Fritz Lalendorf’s profile and explains how the paper’s carrier program works. It notes two previous winners Stephen Geckeler and Joe Young and includes photos and a new scholarship plan.
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Journal
Stephen Geckeler
Joe Young
Ron Lawrence
Fritz Lalendorf
Ron
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