Algerian Army Enters Algiers Amid Ceasefire Tension
Thousands of regulars led by Col Hourt Boumedienne moved into Algiers without firing a shot, backing Ahmed Ben Bella's Political Bureau. Guerrilla commanders fled Wilaya 4 headquarters toward Blida as signals to resist collapsed, marking a shift to army control of the capital under a cease-fire arrangement.
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Hourt
Boumedienne
Ahmed Ben Bella
Rrillas
Wilaya 4
Blida
Co Li Hassan
Vilayas
Political Bureau
Catholic Action Blasts Desegregation Critics in New Orleans
The Catholic Action of the South editorial denounces opponents of parish school desegregation as bitter zealots after about 200 Black students enter 36 formerly white Catholic schools in the New Orleans area. Public school desegregation expands to 107 Black students in 20 formerly white buildings. Attendance in desegregated public schools averages 78 percent, with most second-day turnouts higher than the first. Protests by opponents continue, citing meetings with small turnout and aging participants.
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Catholic Action of the South
Archdiocese of
South
Catholic Action
Kennedy to Meet Eisenhower for Europe relations talk
President Kennedy plans a Monday lunch at the White House with former President Eisenhower to get a firsthand report on his European trip. Eisenhower visited France Germany Sweden England and Scotland. Assistant press secretary Hatcher says talks may include one or two aides.
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R.J
Kennedy
White House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Asst
Andrew T. Hatcher
Eisenhower
France
Germany
Sweden
England
Scotland
Hatcher
Whitehouse
Lyndon B Johnson
Washington
Middle East
Mediterranean
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Coast Guard
Yawl
Manitou
Public Devotions At Vatican City
Vatican personnel will observe three days of public devotions at St. Peter's Basilica for the Ecumenical Council. The ser ies runs September 24 to 26 in preparation for the council starting October 11. The Pope begins a seven day retreat on Monday.
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Vatican City
Vatican
St. Peter's Basilica
Brown stands firm on California TV debates
Gov Edmund G Brown Jr rejects reopening talks on tele vision debates with Republican rival Richard M Nixon after deadline passes. Nixon proposed four debates including two joint press conferences and two one on one events. Brown declines further debate offers despite Nixon saying he acted to ensure Californians hear the candidates.
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Los Angeles
Edmund G. Brown
Richard M. Nixon
Brown
California
Frost and Khrushchev discuss democracy and world fate
American poet Robert Frost, 88, visited Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev at Gagra on the Black Sea after Khrushchev invited him. Frost described Khrushchev as a ruffian ready for a fight but not a coward. The interview covered messages to Kennedy, world rivalry, and democracy, with Frost noting the need to weigh Berlin and avoid letting a small issue decide nations' futures.
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Robert Frost
Khrushchev
Frost
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Black Sea
Kennedy
Berlin
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