Civil War Closes In On Algeria
In Algiers area Wilaya 4 guerrillas clashed with regular army troops as forces moved from Orleansville and Roghari toward Bohari and Ain Boucif. Casualties not reported. Amid fighting both sides signaled a possible rapprochement while Vilaya 4 claimed freedom of movement for bureau members.
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Algeria
Algiers
Med Ben Bella
Wilaya
Guerrila
Ali Allouache
Orleansville
Roghari
Bohari
Ain Boucif
Ben Bella
Si Hassan
Wilaya (Zone
Vilaya 4
Marriage Of Sophia Loren Still A Mess
Milan Italy AP After emotional ups and downs Sophia Loren and Carlo Ponti appeared to be still mixed up in a marriage deemed bigamous in Italy The Mexican proxy marriage was voided by a judge in Mexico but a Juarez judge later signaled a potential reversal The case hinges on Italian law which does not recognize divorce Ponti had divorced his first wife in 1954 Loren had not married before this union and no comment was available from either party
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Milan
Italy
Sophia Loren
Carlo Ponti
Mexico
Loren
Pisa
Rome
Ponti
Carlos Uranga Munoz
Miss Loren
Cosmonauts May Swim in Space Says Izvestia
A Soviet physicist states cosmonauts can swim in space by pushing air, similar to water swimming. A. S Povitsky argues it is fully possible and that cosmonauts can swim in a cabin with pool-like velocity, differing only in acceleration. He notes Nikolayev and Popovich learned the technique during recent flights.
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Moscow
Izvestia
A. S Povitsky
Povitsky
Nikolayev
Popovich
Medal Awarded Captain Killed While Prisoner
The Army posthumously awarded Capt. Walter Moon the Bronze Star and Purple Heart, promoted him to major, and presented the honors to his widow at Fort Bragg. Moon, 38, of Rudy Arkansas, was killed during a second escape attempt after capture by Laotian Communist forces in 1961 while serving as a military adviser. He endured torture and was shot after grabbing a guard's rifle. his two children Gary and Karen survived him.
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FT. Bragg
N.C
Army
Walter Moon
Rudy, Ark
Laos
Moon
Hamilton H. Howze
Gary
Karen
Mother's Kidney Gift Futile: Girl Dies at 15
Janet Crick, 15, Chicago, died in Richmond after a kidney transplant from her mother,_ROWena Crick. report says death resulted from hemorrhage caused by complications of total body irradiation and drug therapy given to prevent organ rejection before the Aug. 6 operation at Medical College of Virginia Hospital.
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Richmond
Janet Crick
Chicago
Janet
Rowena Crick
Europe
Medical College of Virginia Hospital
Cambodia to Fire On Legal Planes
Cambodia’s War Ministry orders firing on all planes violating its air space. Since January the ministry says 191 violations occurred, mostly by Thai and South Vietnamese aircraft amid border disputes.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Cambodian War Ministry
Thailand
Viet Nam
The Roman toga classified as a large single cloth
A readable fragment notes the toga as a large single piece of fabric shaped into a semicircular form worn by Romans, illustrating how draped garment defined ancient attire.
Today in History September 2 1962 highlights
On this day in 1945 Japan signed an unconditional surrender aboard the battleship Missouri in Tokyo Bay ending World War II. Sherman occupied Atlanta in 1864. In 1999 Nazi invaders of Poland moved through the Polish Corridor and Upper Silesia. In 1940 the United States sent 50 destroyers to Britain. Churchill met Roosevelt and Marshall in 1943. Truman marked VJ Day in 1945.
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Tokyo Bay
Poland
Upper Silesia
United States
Britain
Churchill
Washington
Roosevelt
George Marshal
Truman
Johnson to Greece seeks to mend $20 million aid cut
U S Vice President Johnson met Greek Premier Constantine Caramanlis in Athens to ease disappointment over a $20 million aid cut. Johnson said talks covered development, education, science, and military issues as relations remain strong yet strained.
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Athens
Greece
U. S
Lyndon B. Johnson
United
Constantine Carmanlis
Johnson
United States
Caramanlis
U.S
Kathimerini
Evangelos Averoff-Tessizza
Caramantis
Sun
Spanish Farmers Called Underpaid
In Bilbao Spain AP report minister of industry Gregorio Lopez Bravo says 42 percent of Spaniards work in agriculture but receive only 17 percent of national income. He spoke Saturday at a conference with heads of major industries noting low income limits Spain's industrial consumption.
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Bilbao
Spain
Gregorio Lopez Bravo
Lopez Bravo
Unusual site yields flexible four bedroom home in Houston area
Located at 4108 Fisher Avenue this home maximizes its odd site with four bedrooms three baths and a two car garage. A large basement storage area and ample foyer accompany a spacious living room with fireplace a fully equipped kitchen and outdoor patio. The layout allows one or two bedrooms to serve as an office den sewing room guest room or hobby room enabling two three or four bedroom configurations to fit family needs.
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Fisher Avenue
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