Algerians Return To Jobs In Algiers Amid Truce Hopes
Moslems return to work in Algiers as authorities report near 1 percent national service resumption and streets are swept for the first time in months. Moslem auxiliary police are patrolling European areas while optimism grows the truce will hold, despite ongoing attacks by the Secret Army Organization in eastern and western Algeria.
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Today's Chuckle An Expert Knows All Answers
A lighthearted quip compares expertise to knowing the right questions. It notes that real knowledge comes from asking the right questions, rather than simply possessing answers. The line frames wisdom as discernment in inquiry.
Recipe for Woe: Egg Tossing on School Bus Ends with Police
Three Stafford Springs high school students on the way home on the last day of school threw an egg at a pedestrian from a Stafford High School bus. A State Police cruiser stopped the bus and Trooper Leonard Wielock, in plain clothes, pursued the incident. The teens face police action today.
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Fidel Pro Con Scuffle In N Y
Several hundred Cubans split sides of a protest outside Palm Gardens on West 52nd Street in New York. Molotovs were thrown but caused no damage. A Castro dummy was burned. Six men were arrested for unlawful assembly and other charges. One man was stabbed and treated in a taxi. Hospitals took in several others with injuries.
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Rebel aide arrives to speed new Lao coalition
VIENTIANE Laos AP one of Prince Sou phanouvongs chief aides Phoumi Vongvichit arrived to help remove roadblocks hindering a coalition government He flies from Plaine des Jarres and is named information minister in the projected regime Souvanna Phouma says the right wing Gen Phoumi Nosavans faction seeks a clause in the coalition agreement while neutralists and communists dispute the National Assembly legality and recognize no clear resolution yet
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National Assembly
Rusk Visits Berlin to Discuss Wall Tension with Brandt
Secretary of State Dean Rusk arrived in Berlin for a 2 1/2 hour visit with Mayor Willy Brandt to view the wall and confer on Western defense plans. He flew from Paris via a US Air Force Constellation, crossing East German territory, and will travel to Bonn for talks with West German leaders as border incidents intensify.
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Engineers, TWA Settle Dispute, Strike Averted
Washington AP report on a settlement ending the engineers strike threat against Trans World Airlines after all night talks. The deal reduces jet crews from four to three, preserves pilot job rights, and aims to ease similar tensions at Pan American and Eastern. It protects 600 Flight Engineers International Association members and keeps union identity intact. The agreement includes a one week bargaining window with Feinsinger to settle any remaining issues, and commits to noninflationary terms with no strike. Kennedy calls it a statesmanlike agreement and praise from White House.
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Michigan Teens Gift Trip Funds For Sick Classmate
Washington greeted 33 Glen Lake Community High School graduates from Michigan who sacrificed their senior trip funds to help classmate Duane Richardson, a cancer patient. President Kennedy met them during a three day Washington visit with rides, a White House tour, and a Cabinet Room audience as Richardson pursued hopeful recovery.
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Kennedy poolside splash at Virginia charity dance
Washington AP reports a Kennedy family social event ended with several guests dunked in the pool. Hostess Ethel Kennedy fell in while others followed, including astronaut John Glenn and Justice Byron White, who stood on solid ground.Peter Lawford and his wife attended, as did Spencer Davis and Arthur Schiesinger. The scene occurred during an outside dinner dance for about 300 at the Virginia estate.
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Virginia
New Panama Canal Studied By U S
Washington reports the United States has sounded out Panama and Colombia about a study of sites in those countries for a possible new Atlantic Pacific ship canal. Experts say the existing canal will be obsolete by 1980 due to traffic, prompting a survey-backed push for congressional authority.
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Senator Monroney to speak at Akron-Canton Airport terminal
Senator A S Mike Monroney of Oklahoma will headline the ribbon cutting for Akron Canton Airport’s new three million dollar terminal building. As chairman of the Senate Aviation Subcommittee, he is slated to speak Friday afternoon at the dedication ceremony.
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Weather forecast notes pleasant cool spell through Friday
The forecast calls for fair and cool weather into Friday. An evening warmup is expected later today with a 4:24 p.m. forecast for baby summer. Overnight lows around mid 50s and a Friday high near 80, with yesterday's official high 78 and overnight low 54.
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Red China Reefs Up Shore Arms
Washington reports a buildup of Communist ground forces near Fukien coast opposite Matsu and Quemoy. U S intelligence says movement has accelerated in weeks, seen as possibly defensive, with Quemoy and Matsu on alert. No confirmed increase in artillery or ships, but questions rise about motives tied to domestic issues and possible KMT actions from Formosa.
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Peking
Chang Kai-shek
Formosa
Test Flop Is Taken In Stride At Johnston Island
In Honolulu AP reports scientists at Johnston Island calmly accepted a second failed attempt to launch a high altitude nuclear device. Privately officials admit embarrassment as the Pacific test series falters twice while the Soviet Union uses the incident for propaganda. The latest test involved a Thor missile at 200 miles altitude, said to carry a one to ten times larger yield than reported, which malfunctioned and had to be destroyed with debris landing on Johnston and nearby Sand Island.
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Democrats Eye to New Frontier Farm Bill Debate
House Democrats push late today to pass the administration farm bill by a slim margin after two days of bitter debate. Leader Carl Albert believes enough votes exist, while Republican opposition and a key amendment to extend current programs loom as decisive factors.
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