Algerian rebels threaten end to cease fire protests
In Algiers and Oran European terrorists killed 16 Muslims and wounded 12 as Algerian rebel leaders in Tunis prepared to broadcast directives to possibly liquidate the European Secret Army Organization. Rioters and police clashed in Algiers Casbah amid rising Moslem anger over the conflict and food shortages.
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New Sub Christened By Jackie In Groton
Mrs John F. Kennedy christens the Lafayette the nation s heaviest submarine in Groton presenting the ceremonial champagne bottle smash on the bow. Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth delivers the main speech calling the 425 foot, 7 000 ton Lafayette a symbol of alliance and progress toward peace with French Ambassador Herve Aphand among dignitaries present.
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Moss May Be Paralyzed After Goodwood Crash
London AP reports racing star Stirling Moss, 32, injured in a Goodwood Circuit crash 15 days ago, may be permanently paralyzed in the left arm and leg. Doctors say Moss suffered brain damage and recovery will be a slow process.
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Stirling Moss
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Weather outlook for Middletown cools with showers possible
Skies clear tonight with a low around 47. Wednesday brings partly cloudy skies and a high near 70. A small chance of showers is noted tomorrow. Yesterday there was no rain. Overnight low was 54 and today’s rainfall reached .10 inch between 6:30 and 8:00 a.m.
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Middletown
Nam Tha Capture Spurs Laotian Frontline Push
Advancing Pathet Lao forces threaten the royal Lao government garrison at Houei Sai after capturing Nam Tha, with Sisouk Nachampassak saying troops are within 20 miles of the Mekong border post. He noted 10 plus battalions may have taken part and demanded a cease-fire violation be investigated.
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Pathet Lae
United States
International Armistice Control Commission
Reds Pressure Nam Tha Coup Split in Laos Coalition
In Tokyo AP reports the Pathet Lao threaten Gen Phoum Nosa van and push for a coalition with neutralists and pro Communists. Nam Tha fall signals leverage against Phoum while US pressure and aid withholding seek to push compromise amid ongoing Laos talks.
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Pathet Lao
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Souvanna Phouma
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Todays Chuckle and There’s a Power Mower for Borrowing Neighbors
A light joke column notes a power mower without blades being lent to neighbors, poking fun at improvised borrowing and neighborly quirks. The setup implies small town humor about shared tools and community ties.
Huge Profit Taking Discovered In Probe Of Brokerage Firm Salesmen
Washington AP report on SEC hearings into mutual fund sales practices shows nearly one third of installment buyers incur sales charges over 40 percent. SEC study cites investors planning fund Axe-Houghton B purchases. observers note many fund salesmen may not fully inform customers about charges.
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Federal Securities
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Axe-Houghton Fund
Walter Benedick
Investors Planning
Paw
Kennedy urges restraint in wage demands at UAW meet
President Kennedy told labor and management to align wage asks with the national interest and avoid price-driven inflation. He stressed voluntary cooperation to protect the free enterprise system and warned against overreaching wage demands despite recent steel price actions. UAW President Walter Reuther issued a statement aligning union policy with economic stability goals.
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Labor Today
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Mother of two dies in three car crash on Mound Street
In Columbus a year-old mother of two, Mrs Helen Stewart, was killed Monday night in a three car collision on the Mound Street interchange of the South Freeway. Five persons were injured, none seriously.
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Mound Street
GOP Pushes For Big Estes Inquiry
Washington AP Republicans renew demands for a congressional probe into Bille Sol Estes and his ties to Agriculture Department programs. Rep. Bob Wilson says Secretary Freeman sought to whitewash the department while Estes benefited from special consideration, and Sen. Curtis vows 10 investigators.
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California
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Bonn Envoy to US Gets Ax in Berlin Leak Fallout
West German ambassador to the United States Wilhelm Grewe, 30, was ordered to return to Bonn as Bonn cited complications from a leak of U S Berlin talks proposals. Chancellor Adenauer indicated Grewe would be replaced, amid fraying West German Soviet relations and renewed Berlin talks pressure.
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Reds Fracture Truce 66 Times
The United Nations Command charged the Communists with six violations of the Korean armistice between March 19 and April 30. US Army Col Wheeler G Merriam reported to the Military Armistice Commission secretaries that two incidents involved the entry of automatic weapons into the Demilitarized Zone.
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Military Armistice Commission
Historic Rail Merger Seen Today Between Big Carriers
Albany and Philadelphia hosts expected stockholder approvals as New York Central and Pennsylvania Railroad push a historic merger. About 1,000 shareholders attend, with 700 traveling by special train from Manhattan. Officials project joint savings around 75 million yearly while concerns over monopoly and job losses spark debate.
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Pennsylvania Railroads
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Both Roads Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Underground Blast 31 Detonated at Nevada Test Site
The United States conducted an underground nuclear explosion at the Nevada test site announced by the Atomic Energy Commission. The shot was low yield, about 26 000 tons of TNT. Five atmospheric tests have been reported in the Pacific series, the latest Sunday warhead launch from a Polaris submarine.
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United States
Nevada
Atomic Energy Commission
Pacific
Polaris
Named To OWL Post
Delaware Ohio AP reports Charles A Ernst now personnel director at the University of Rochester has been named business manager and personnel director at Ohio Wesleyan University effective July 1.
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Delaware
Ohio
Charles A Ernst
University of Rochester
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ohio primary vote focus on governor and senator races
Ohio voters faced a weather affected primary with 1.4 million forecast turnout and nationwide parallels. Democratic incumbent Governor DiSalle faced a tight challenge from Mark McElroy while James Rhodes barely opposed in the GOP. In Senate races Frank Lausche sought renomination against Ball and Beringer, and Briley led the Republican at large bid over Ballard Fry and Peppie. Taft supporters expected Robert Tait Jr to win the at large seat amid rival candidates Giligan Reeves Young.
DiSalle faces political fraud charges in Ohio
Springfield attorney Lewis N. Truman, seeking the Democratic nomination for secretary of state, accuses Gov. Michael V. DiSalle and State Democratic Chairman William Coleman of pushing a preferred slate of candidates. Truman claims the governor and officials deny the slate’s existence and commit alleged fraud.
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Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Lewis N. Truman
Truman
DiSalle
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