Algeria Alarms City as Ben Bella Protests Return
In Algiers hundreds denounced Ben Bella for a second day, police fired into the air to disperse crowds near the Government Palace and Central Bank. Rioters attacked a bus, while tensions rose in Bone where 10 were killed. Cairo offered asylum talks, Boumedienne and Amer escorted the inquiry.
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New Freight Car Demonstration To Armco Officials
New York Central Railroad and Evans Products unveiled a 10 ton experimental bread box freight car built to haul steel coils. Loaded at Armco East Side Works for delivery to Westinghouse Major Appliance Division in Columbus, the test seeks doubled cargo capacity and faster hood operation. Armco officials and NYC, Evans, and Westinghouse observers watched loading at Middletown.
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Thousands Flee as Arkansas River Flood Spreads Across Kansas
Kansas towns brace for rising flood crest as the Arkansas River swells from Colorado rains. In Larned hundreds flee after the river breaches levels, while Great Bend readies 3 000 more evacuees. Heavy showers intensify damage across the region with rainfall amounts exceeding three inches in spots.
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Cincinnati Woman and Son Found Dead in Apartment
In Cincinnati an apparently murder suicide occurred when a middle aged woman identified as Mrs Barbara Whited and her son John were found dead in an upstairs apartment. The landlord discovered the bodies on Monday night.
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Mild Conditions Continue Into Summer Outlook
The second day of summer brings generally fair weather with mild conditions. Highs will be in the 80s both today and tomorrow with a low near 65 tomorrow. Scattered afternoon and evening thunder showers are possible tomorrow. Yesterday's high reached 90 and today's low was 67.
Death Valley divers missing in unplumbed Devil's Hole depths
Rescue teams search around the clock for two divers David Rose and Paul Giacontieri after a midnight dive. officials say there is little chance of finding them alive as fresh teams relieve exhausted divers and aid from Pacific Northwest and Los Angeles areas arrives.
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AMA Leaders Clash Over Doctor Boycott Of Health Plan
In New York the House of Delegates of the American Medical Association heard ten boycott resolutions as doctors debated cooperation with a pending federal health care program. AMA president Dr James Z Appel urged ethics and unity if law passes while others accused him of appeasement. The committee will review the measures with action not expected until midweek.
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Humphrey Reports On Visit To Paris And Gemini 4
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey briefed Senate Democratic leaders at a breakfast with President Johnson on his Paris trip. Senate Leader Mike Mansfield called the report detailed. Humphrey added that Gemini 4 astronauts James McDivitt and Ed White earned glory on return to Earth.
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Chuckle A Real Find Says One Who Knows His Troubles
A witty remark highlights the virtue of discretion in troubles as a man who can tell his woes but chooses silence. The quip underscores humor about restraint and self control in everyday life.
Deepest North Vietnam strike by U S bombers reported
American fighter bombers penetrated to North Vietnam for the deepest strike yet over Son La and Van Nuoc Chien depots near Hanoi. Eight Thunderchiefs destroyed nine buildings and damaged twenty others. In Saigon a Viet Cong terrorist, Tran Van Dang, 25, was executed at dawn for attacking an American billet.
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Philanthropist and Inventor Claude Foster Dies in Ohio
Claude Foster inventor and philanthropist died Monday night in Bellevue Hospital after a long injury related to an automobile accident. He built wealth with the Gabriel Auto Horn and Gabriel Snubber and gave millions to Western Reserve University hospitals and orphanages. He funded over 700 electric organs for Ohio churches and founded the Gabriel Co in Cleveland in 1894 later selling it for four million.
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Two Young Killers Repent As They Went To Gallows
Two 22 and 23 year old killers who boasted of seven murders apologized and expressed repentance as they were hanged at the Kansas Prison. George Ronald York and James Douglas Latham had earlier taunted society, but at execution they spoke of forgiveness and going home to heaven. A chaplain read the 23rd Psalm before the trap.
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Bomb damages Stan Musial partner's home in suburb
Police report a bomb extensively damaged the fashionable home of Julius Garagnani, partner of former baseball star Stan Musial, in a St. Louis suburb late Monday night. Mrs Garagnani was inside alone. Musial arrived on the scene, living nearby in the same block.
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Bundy Defends Viet Nam Policy On CBS Panel
President adviser Bundy and critic Hans Morgenthau debated Viet Nam policy on a CBS forum. Bundy urged staying engaged and using limited means to push toward a conference, while Morgenthau favored exit with honor and suggested face-saving withdrawals. Six experts participated, with no new proposals offered.
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Morgenthau Objects to U S Viet Nam Policy
Morgenthau voiced strong opposition to the current Vietnam policy, stating he is opposed on moral, military, political and general intellectual grounds. He challenged the administration's strategic approach and called for reassessment of U S involvement.
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Brushy Mountain Prison riot seizes four foremen
Seventy three convicts at Brushy Mountain Late Prison are staging a sit-down in a coal mine and holding four foremen hostage, according to Warden Lake Russell.
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Johnson Signs Bill Cutting Federal Excise Taxes
President Johnson signed a $4.7 billion tax cut bill wiping out nuisance excise taxes on jewelry lipstick handbags suitcases and more. Stage one cuts on autos air conditioners and telephony retroactive to May 15 will lift about 1.75 billion in onerous taxes. Second stage to follow next January with equal cuts. many savings expected to be passed to consumers though not mandatory. Excises on alcohol cigarettes and gasoline remain, continuing to bring in over 10 billion annually.
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