Europeans Flee Algeria Amid Secret Army Terror Threat
In Algiers a mass exodus of 2,600 Europeans left by air over the weekend as fear of the Secret Army Organization and Moslem reprisals grows. Officials expanded flights to clear a backlog, while docks also saw many depart by ship. Women, children, and the elderly queued under heavy guard with priority given to police and officials.
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Algiers
Algeria
Secret Army
Clothing Found Owner Sought At Sports Bowl Parking Lot
Deputies searched for the owner of $30 worth of clothing found in the Sports Bowl parking lot at 2904 S Main St around 5 30 p m Saturday. Items listed include a ladies formal dress jacket skirt and a pair of boys blue jeans.
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S. Main St
Stanley Corey
Robert Philpot
Millville
Troop 21
Sheriff's Deputies
Fear Not Mills Road
How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place
Quick toothpaste style powder promises firmer denture retention without gum taste. Promoted as an alkaline nonacid product, it claims to prevent slipping while eating and talking, with widespread availability through drug counters.
Reverse Freedom Rides labeled cruel hoax
A report under the Associated Press details a chartered movement ferrying Negro families from Little Rock to Hyannis, Massachusetts, labeled by local officials as a cruel hoax. It notes Amos Guthridge funding and directing the trips, with families seeking work and stability, and Hyannis officials warning of welfare consequences if such actions persist. The piece cites reactions from Hyannis selectman Thomas Murphy, Rev. Kenneth R Warren, and residents, plus mention of similar Northward trips organized by White Citizens Councils and the broader context of the Northward migration campaign.
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Ark
Hyannis
Mass
Cape Cod
Capital Citizens Council
North
Kennedy
Victoria Bell
Amos Guthridge
Citizens Council
Thomas Murphy
White Ciizens Council
iShreveport
la Murphy
White Citizens Council
Kenneth R Warren
Barnstable ‘Mass
All-Out Senate Fight On New Farm Plan Seen
Washington AP Lib Democrats warn of a hard fight in the Senate over Kennedys farm plan aimed at cutting costs and surpluses. Senate leaders expect a lengthy debate while House moves toward space program funding. The farm bill drops dairy controls and some feed grain limits but retains basic crop programs for the South amid expected Southern Democratic backing.
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Senate
Washington
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Vermont
House
Mansfield
Allen J. Edlender
Dla
Senate Agriculture Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Richard B. Russell
Aiken
Police Briefs Show Windows, Apparel, and Vehicle Thefts
Police received a call about a gang disturbance at S Main Street and 17th Avenue. Six large windows and two glass doors were broken at the laundromat on S Main. suspects not located. Mrs Fred Ponisi reported theft of two pairs of men's trousers and women's black slacks from her yard. James Glass reported a bicycle stolen from his garage after 10 p.m. Saturday. Robert Connor reported two chaise lounges and a lawn chair stolen from his backyard. Police broke up an impending gang fight in the 900 block of Ninth Avenue. Eugene D May reported his 1954 auto stolen from Hook Field late Saturday.
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17Th Avenue
S. Main
Fred Ponisi
Taylor Ave
Robert Connor
Crasford St
Ninth Avenue
Eugene D. May
Carolina St
Hook Field
Grandmothers Feted On Gracious Grandmothers Day
Today at Dory House the event honors grandmothers designated by a $M contribution from the chair toward Dory's therapy program.
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Dory
Eyes of GOP Principles Draft Stir Campaign Plans
Republican leaders press for a concise party statement on major issues ahead of a June Seattle meeting to ratify a draft. They expect to back civil rights, oppose the farm program, and criticize Kennedy on foreign policy while leveraging Eisenhower’s influence in campaigns.
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Kennedy
Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Fisenhower
Melvin R. Laird
Reis
Senate
House
GOP
Laird
Eisenhower
Berlin
Southeast Asia
Cuba
Republican National Committee
Seattle
Wash
States
Two Area Men Join 500 Fire Safe Brigade at Speedway
Two area residents Dean Girton of 304 Moshman Road West Middletown and Richard Cunningham of Camden join about 100 fire control specialists, fire chiefs, and industrial safety directors in the 500 Fire Safe Brigade at the Indianapolis Speedway. Members work in threes, assigned to each service pit to protect the driver and car.
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Indianapolis Speedway
Dean Girton
Mossman Road West
Middletown
Richard Cunningham
Camden
Fire Safety Brigade
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