Mollet Fails To Win Soviet Support In Algeria Crisis
Paris dispatch reports Premier Mollet returned from Moscow without Soviet backing for France in Algeria. Four Arabs and seven children were killed in a village near Algiers, and 20 young French soldiers’ bodies were found after an ambush. Communique details differed between French and Soviet versions, and talks ended with no solved issues.
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Paris
Moscow
Guy Mollet
Coty
Mollet
Algiers
Vilage
Algeria
Kremlin
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Bulganin
France
Russia
Southeast Asia
Middle East
Phillippeville
Fatal Crash Ends Seventh International Woman's Air Race
In Cuba near Havana Mrs Marjorie Miller Reynoldsburg Ohio died while attempting an emergency landing at a naval airstrip 20 miles west of Havana after the seventh International Women's Air Race. Co pilot Bonnie Butler Zanesville Ohio was seriously hurt and winner Marion Schorr Betziler Columbus Ohio took the 1526 mile race with a Luscombe 8E.
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Havana
Cuba
Marjorie Miller
Reynoldsburg
Ohio
Miller
Bonnie Butler
Zanesville
Miss Butler
Varadero Beach
Hamilton
Ont
Marion Schorr Betziler
Columbus
Naval Air Base
Franklin
Charles Betzler
North American Aviation
Mariel
Unrichsville
Marilyn Colete
Barberton
Rescue Aims To Bring Elijah The Pack Horse Home
In Buena Vista Colorado a rescue team led by Al and Bill Turner reached Elijah the pack horse stranded by 10 to 20 foot snow drifts in the Collegiate Mountains. They airlifted hay and expect to try again next weekend as warm weather should ease the passage. Elijah once spurned cars and women in skirts and remains fat and saucy in good condition.
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Buena Vista
Colo
Elijah
Colorado
Bill Turner
Turners
Bugs
Barbers Consider Raising Prices In Massachusetts
Boston report shows the Massachusetts division of the Associated Masters Barbers and Beauticians of America weighing a proposal to raise men’s haircuts from 1.50 to 2.00. Secretary-treasurer Mrs Branfinelli urges women’s hairdos to standardize at 5.00 while current women’s prices run 2.50 to 3.50.
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Boston
Massachusetts
The
Associated Masters Barbers and Beauticians of America
Anne
Branfinelli
Massachusetts Beauticians
Frog Leap Captures International Frog Olympics
Buck Jr. a croaker from a bayshore slough in Oakland leaped 15 feet 9 inches to win the International Frog Olympics in Angels Camp California yesterday. He outjumped rivals without using the earlier famed buckshot that stopped Mark Twain’s celebrated frog jump in 1853. The winner was owned and trained by Bill Basacker an eighth grade student from Oakland. The world record stands 16 feet 10 inches set in 1954 by Lucky.
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Angels
Calif
Buck Jr
Bayshore
Oakland
Mark Twain
Calaveras County
Bill Basacker
Lucky
Boys Dream Is Fulfilled
Gra ham H. Mitchell once a railroad fireman granted a long delayed train ride at Union Station to Sen. Thomas Kuchel. Mitchell now heads the California State Legislative Board of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and gave the diesel cab tour to the Anaheim native who had once pestered him for a ride.
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Los Angeles
Graham H. Mitchell
Tommy Kuchel
Anaheim
Mitchell
California
Muddy Gold Rush Ends Along Ginza
In Tokyo's Ginza district workmen unearthed the last of 255 gold coins from a construction site mud estimated at 1 758 dollars. Police impounded the coins pending investigation to determine origin and rightful owner. A former valuables storehouse was once on the site. Japan halted gold coin use in the 1930s.
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Tokyo
Japan
Unclear Race Barriers Seen After 100th Emancipation Anniversary
Thurgood Marshall says even by 1963, on the 100th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation, racial segregation will persist in some areas. He expects legal barriers to be lifted but notes local enforcement must be worked out. The NAACP will use legal means and avoid force while continuing to push for integration.
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Washington
Thurgood Marsha
Marshall
National Assn. For
the Advancement of Colored People
NBC
NAACP
Marshal
Car Crash Causes City Damage At 866 Sixth Avenue
Police report a Sunday crash at 866 Sixth Ave when a car veered from loss of steering control due to a sleeve entangling the driver. The parked Mitchell Thomas vehicle suffered about 350 in damage, while total city damage rose to 5500. Driver William D. Commodore Jr., 25, of 516 18th Ave., was involved.
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6Th Ave
Wiliam D. Commodore Jr
18Th Ave
Mitchell Thomas
Thomas Auto
Self Made Boat Sinks Off Lorain. Coast Guard Rescues Family
Wilford L. Rowles and his sons Richard 11 and Gary 10 were rescued by the Coast Guard after their 21 foot cabin cruiser sank in Lake Erie near Lorain. The motor failed and wind pushed the boat onto rocks tearing a hole. Rowles dived to push the boat free while his sons signaled rescuers. The Coast Guard arrived about an hour later and saved them.
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Lorain Ohio
Akron
Coast Guard
Lake Erie
Lorain
Wilford L. Rowles
Richard
Gary
Cleveland
Beaver Park
Here
Rowles
Mozart Played The Hard Way In Mozart Birthday Concert
Springfield Vermont gifted a young pianist Stephen Manse age 16 with Benedicton to perform a Mozart piano concerto in a concert marking Mozart's 200th birth anniversary. A pedal rod failed mid performance, yet he continued without using his feet.
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Springfield
Vermont State Orchestra
Stephen Manse
Bennington
Mozart
Wake Forest College to Move 100 Miles West
Wake Forest College and the village share a 122 year history as graduation ceremonies for about 320 seniors wrap this afternoon. The college will reopen for summer on June 18 on a new campus in Winston-Salem, 110 miles to the west.
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Wake Forest
N.C
Wake Forest College
The
Baptist College
Winston-Salem
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