Algeria Near Compromise Amid Turmoil In Algiers
In Algiers, moderate Premier Ben Youssef Ben Khedda met with Mohammed Khider and others while Ben Bella followers released Col. Souat el Arab in Constanze to show a climate of confidence. Officials offered no firm plans as kidnapings alarmed Europeans and French troops reappeared in the capital.
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Algiers
Algeria
Ben Youssef
Ben Khedda
Mohammed Khider
Ahmed Ben Bella
Souat el Arab
Constantine
Ben Bella
Mpre
France
Kamedi Yazid
Khider
Louisiana Democrats vote in multiway primary
Primary voting opens across Louisiana with three key congressional races to watch. Incumbents Hale Boggs in the 2nd District, A. Thompson in the 7th, and Harold B. McSween in the 5th face strong opposition as Gillis Long competes in the 5th and Lt. Col. Phil St Amant challenges Sen. Russell B. Long in the Senate race. Polls run 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Central.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Hale Boggs
A Thomp
Ville Platte
Harold B. McSween
Alexandria
Russell B. Long
Gillis Long
Rep. McSween
Long Dynasty
W. H. Lambdin
McSween
Washington
Ear K. Long
Jefferson
Lost Man Walks Out Of Forest Near Ojibwa Farm
Fred Kenigy, 45, of Fairbanks Alaska, wandered 19 days in a dense forest before emerging at Virgil Louthian’s farm near Ojibwa four miles from his disappearance. Police say he was tired and hungry but alive after surviving on berries and enduring rain and a hailstorm. Sawyer County and state Conservation Department searched days for him and had given up earlier. Kenigy told Police Chief Racette he was on a property.
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Fred Kenigg
Kenigy
Fairbanks
Alaska
Virgil Louthian
Ojibwa
Douglas Racette
Racette
Sawyer County Sheriff's Department
State Conservation Department
Davis removes LeBlanc from Louisiana Mineral Board
Gov Jimmie H. Davis dismissed Gordon M. LeBlanc of Shreveport from the Louisiana Mineral Board and appointed Phillip Watson Sr. of Baton Rouge. The action came without explanation and LeBlanc resigned amid a cited blast at Davis over the conduct of state matters.
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Baton Rouge
Jimmie H. Davis
Gordon M. LeBlanc
Shreveport
Louisiana Mineral Board
Phillip Watson Sr
LeBlanc
Davis
Last Marines Withdraw From Thailand Amid Laos Pact
The Defense Department announced the remaining 1,800 U S Marines in Thailand are redeployed to ships and stations. The move follows the signing of a 14 nation Laos independence guarantee and leaves about 2,200 Army and 1,000 Air Force personnel in the region.
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Washington
UPI
Thailand
U.S
Udon
Defense Department
Kennedy
Pentagon
Mekong
Laos
Westminster Recreation Center Adds Family Night Schedule
John Tannehill, center director, says Friday family night begins in August. Activities run 7 to 9 pm featuring ping pong, billiards, badminton, basketball, volleyball, horseshoes, shuffleboard, and more.
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Westminster Recreation Center
John Tannehill
Checking in on new developments in the physical sciences
A brief note on ongoing progress within a distinctive program highlighting recent advances in physics and related fields. The item signals continued coverage on page three A.
Luxury liner Canberra to sail for New York with Visit USA push
The 45,000 ton Canberra will depart Southampton for New York this Saturday, carrying 1,700 passengers including a London taxi driver a gardener and a bus conductor. Fireboats bands and banners will greet the ship as it launches the Visit USA campaign and promotes low round trip fares.
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London
UPS
Canberra
Southampton
New York
United States
U.S. A
Area School Board Races Slated Today
Northeast Louisiana voters face Democratic primary ballots across parishes. Listings include East Carroll with E W Patrick and George Wise in sixth ward, Madison with incumbents P Crow and Simmie Whitman plus others, Lincoln with C A Terrill and C W Colvin in Rus ton, and Choudrant with Holland Houck in Ward seats, among many candidates.
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Louisiana
East Carroll
E. W. Patrick
George Wise
Madison
P. Crow
Brucke Clark
Ellen Roper
Chris Kimbell
J. T. Robinson
Barney Wallace
Crick
Ray Weems
Lincoln
C. A. Terrill
C. W. Colvin
Ruston
Robert FE
Bob) Holladay III
Ed Edmonds
Simmie Whitman
John O'Neil
Bert Neal Pipes
Choudrant
Holland Houck
Horace Miers
Dennis Owens
Frank Herring
Hieoward Jackson
M. M. Gatlin
J. B Durham
Harold Allen
Marion Smith
Ross McDonald
Elton Terral
L. C. Harvey
Kenneth L. Blalock
M. W. Anderson
West Carroll
W. R. Willis
Tom Brackett
L. V. Williamson
Mack Thomas
Catahoula
J. Z. Statson
Senators Trim JFK Tax Bill in lengthy panel review
The Senate Finance Committee, after more than five hours of closed sessions, trimmed President Kennedy's tax reform bill. Chairman Byrd said another meeting would be held to try for a final vote. The bill retains loophole closures and a $1.1 billion tax credit to spur investment in machinery. The panel narrowed revenue gains and added amendments, increasing Treasury costs beyond $600 million annually, with House plans yielding $126 million. The day included adopting House language and adding a $20 million hike to private stock building and loan firms, totaling $230 million.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Finance Committee
Kennedy
Harry F. Byrd
Dva
House
Treasury
Senate
United States announces aid to Argentina in $200 million package
Washington says a broad assistance program will aid Argentina during its financial crisis. About 125 million will finance development projects and 75 million will bolster currency and imports. The plan includes debt refinancing with the Export Import Bank and funds to stabilize the economy. An IMF agreement aims to maintain close relations for stable monetary growth.
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Washington
United States
Argentina
South American
Kennedy
Alvaro Alsogaray
White House
U.S
Elais
International Monetary Fund
AEC Detonates Nuclear Device
AEC detonates a nuclear device in a test, reporting yields and results from the Washington facility. Officials describe the event as a standard demonstration with technical briefs issued to agencies and press.
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AEC
Senator Soaper Notes Tooth Fairy Woes and Holiday Plans
A quirky local item describes Senator Soaper remarking on a young girl with three baby teeth and 75 cents from the tooth fairy. It mentions Walter Tippy backing a mountain family vacation to ease a two week trip home. A line notes Hank robbery is no longer seasonal.
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Walter Tippy
Hank
Ouachita Parish Voters Face Heavy Primary Election
Ouachita Parish residents vote today in the first Democratic primary with about 17,000 ballots expected from 26,008 registered voters. Elections include U S Senate with Long and St Amant, State Board of Education candidates, Fourth Judicial District judge post, and parish school board races in wards 1 through 5 across 51 precincts. A runoff second primary is set for September 1.
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Ouachita Parish
State Board of Education
W. E. Whetstone
John K. Mulhearn
Monroe
O. N
Nick) Hamilton
Oak Grove
Bobby C. Wilson
West Monroe
Ouachita
Morehouse
West Carroll
Fast Carroll
Madison
Tensas
Catahoula
Concordia
Franklin
Caldwell
Jackson
Hillyer S. (Dooley) Parker
George Fink
Parish
G. Drennan
Bruce F. Greg
Warren FE. Palmer
Evelyn Marie Ramsey
Fred McVay
Everett Zeagler
H Hammonds
Charles F. Pizarro
W. L. Britton
Cline Averett Sr
A. P Burkett
Roy C. Cash
Charles W. Cook
Paul L. Crowell
James J. Dana
Oletha B. Baker
H. Bruce Evans
William L. Kelly
ML. Owens Jr
Charles L. Pankey
Vern J. Pleasant
Arian E. Rawls
Deland Watson
Berry W. Wilson
Learn from the Mistakes of Others Chuckle Card
Cartoonish line offers a quip about learning from others mistakes and not living long enough to make them all. The fragment hints at humor over cautionary missteps.
Doctors face crackdown on thalidomide samples in US
Over three years, 1126 doctors across the fifty states received thalidomide samples, with 14 New York City physicians and doctors in Upstate New York named. At least three deformed births linked to the drug prompt city inspectors to contact physicians and patients for embargo, as nationwide checks continue and Merrell recalls all samples.
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New York
George James
New York City
Tors
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
James
William §. Merrell
Cincinnati
Third Boy Is Injured In Accident
An auto on U S Highway 80 crashed into a tree near Tallulah killing two teenagers Don Weems 17 and David Pope 15 and injuring John Sinquefield 16 who was hospitalized in Vicksburg Miss Police noted no other vehicles were involved The car traveled about 50 yards off the highway Weems and Pope died at the scene Funeral services were set for Weems at the Methodist Church with burial in Forest Cemetery Survivors include parents a brother and a sister Pope’s funeral was planned at First Baptist Church with burial in Silver Cross Cemetery Tallulah.
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Weems
Pope
Young
Sinquefield
Madison Parish
Vicksburg
Young Weems
Maurice Pope
Willow Bayou
Tallulah
Tracy Weems
The
Soil Conservation Service
Northwestern State College
C. May
Methodist
Wilson Watson
Forest Cemetery
West Carroll Parish
Sammy Weems
Sue Weems
la Tech
Nettie Hemphill
Darnell
J. C. Gipson
James Reeves
Joseph Ragus
Billy Ragus
Vernon Hemphill
Maron Waller
First Baptist Church
Clyde Williams
W. T. Miller
Silver Cross Cemetery
Jerry Pope
Hershell Machen
Winnfield
J. M. Pope
Twin Cities Weather Breaks Heat With Rains
The Twin Cities saw clouds and rain easing the heat on Friday with a high near 90 and a low around 70. Winds were light as the FAA at Selman Field reported only 0.04 inches of precipitation, noting higher totals possible nearby.
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Twin Cities
Federal Aviation Agency
Selman Field
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