Secret Army Bombs US Information Center in Algeria
The article reports widespread fear among Moslems and Europeans as violence looms before Algeria's July 1 self-determination referendum. European shops plan closures amid mass departures, Mustapha Hospital halves departments and doctors prepare to flee. In Rocher Noir officials push a pro independence referendum campaign, asking voters to choose Algeria as an independent state aligned with France.
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Mustapha
Rocher Noir
Algeria
France
Realtor Slain In St. Louis Clues Sought
John J. Myszak, 50, co owner and president of Tec Realty Co died from four bullet wounds in the head and neck Friday night in Normandy St Louis suburb. Police had few clues and the motive remained unexplained as Myszak attempted to sell an $85 000 home.
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ST. Louis, Mo
St. Louis
John J. Myszak
Tec Realty Co
St. Louis County
Normandy
Glynn Archibald Succumbs in Rayville Rites Pending
Glynn Archibald aged 68, retired storekeeper and farmer, died suddenly at home in Rayville. Survived by widow Lulla Archibald, three daughters Wanzia Dixon, Maudie Lee Scarborough, and Mary Wood, and three sons J W Archibald, Glynn Archibald, and William Archibald. Also brother Sartor Archibald and sister Totsy McDonald. World War I veteran, lifelong Richland Parish resident. Funeral plans announced. services at Archibald Presbyterian Church. burial Lynn Cemetery. Mulheart Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Rayville
Glynn Archibald
Mary Wood
West Monroe
Archibald Presbyterian Church
Lynn Cemetery
Mulheart Funeral Home
Lulla Archibald
Wanzia Dixon
Maudie Lee Scarborough
Corpus Christi
Tex
Wood
J. W. Archibald
Belleville, Ill
Glynn
William Archibald
New Orleans
Sartor Archibald
Archibald
Totsy McDonald
Richland Parish
Soviet Chief Gets Warning On Shootings
The note follows border clashes and a West Berlin border flare up. U S commandant Watson protested to East Berlin authorities, condemning killings of civilians by East German guards and warning that continued violence risks worsening Cold War tensions. Watson urged Soviet leadership to curb lawless actions and consider consequences on Berlin stability.
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Local Graduates Listed From Downsville Area
Ramblin land announces graduates including Franklin E. Stapp son of C. J. Stapp Ridge Ave earning Master of Science in Electrical Engineering and Jefferson C. Wallace son of Mrs. Alice Wallace earning a Bachelor of Divinity with August date. also noting a bachelor of divinity in Downsville region.
Lemerts Attend Rotary International Convention in Los Angeles
The Harry Lemerts traveled from Dallas to Los Angeles by jet liner for the Rotary International convention. Harry joked they would be there almost before they left, highlighting the quick trip and the family’s involvement in the event.
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Harry Lemerts
Los Angeles
Dallas
Harry
Two Charges Filed In Auto Mishap By City Officers
A 28 year old woman Ida Bowers was booked on two traffic charges after her vehicle struck another car and pushed it into a freight train. The driver Robert Pope Jr. faced a reckless driving charge after his car was rear ended. A theft inquiry at Morton's Grocery also continued as officers investigated missing money. In West Monroe, Melba St Wyine sustained minor injuries in a separate two car crash on Natchitoches Street where Rex Tatum was charged with reckless driving.
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Monroe
Renwick Street
Ida Lee Bowers
Robert E. Pope Jr
S. 20Th St
Pope’s
Morton's Grocery
N. 14Th St
John Moreton
West Monroe
Natchitoches and
Plum Streets
Melba G. St. Wyine
Parnell St
Wright Bendel Clinic
Natchitoches Street
Rex Tatum
Baton Rouge
Tatum
Jobs Main Problem Some Riders North Have Difficulties
Destitute Southern Negroes who accepted one way tickets North face mixed outcomes. Some secure work, others struggle or return South. Reception for the ten from the Boyds arrival in New York April 21 was hospitable but job scarcity for unskilled workers persists. In Hyannis five of 52 found Boston jobs while others head to dorms, barracks. In Chicago three riders, two employed, one back in New Orleans, with city officials noting riders are a small part of postwar migration.
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South
Dixie
Louis Boyd
Boyds
Citizens Council
Boyd
Hyannis
Mass
Boston
Cape Cod Community College
Camp Edwards
Falmouth
Chicago
Ill
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New Orleans
Legislature Showdown Near as Davis Faces Key Bills
In the 1962 regular session, Gov Davis faces major items including a $60 million bond issue and a tidelands control bill. Reily defends behind the scenes measures while controversy over a public employee disclosure bill stirs debate. House and Senate committees weigh reapportionment, constitutional boards, and an education superintendent appointment shift amid factional sparring.
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New Orleans
Bernard
Davisle
Tribe
Davis
Tidelands
House Appropriations Committee
Little Hoover Commission
Johnny Rogers
Grand Cane
Senate
Jamar Adcock
Monroe
Adcock
Supt
Shelby M. Jackson
Jackson
Howard Jones
St. Joseph
Neilson Directing The Moon Cussers at Disney Studio
James Neilson directs The Moon Cussers for Walt Disney at Burbank Studio. The 19th Century outlaws lured ships to doom with false signal lights on moonless nights near the New England coast. Neilson previously helmed Moon Pilot and Bon Voyage for Disney.
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UPI
James Neilson
Walt Disney
Burbank
New England
Neilson
Disney
Local Business Directory Fragments List Businesses
A fragmented list of local businesses and storefronts including Krauss & Cahn 5S H Kress Lane Wilson Seed Company Lindle Purdy's Lobby News Stand Mary Carter Paint Store Mary's Flower Shop D. Masur Sons Merle Norman Cosmetics Morgan Lindsey Monroe Building Loan Monroe Wholesale Drug Co Montgomery Ward New South Drug News Star World The Toggery Twin City Printing United Dollar Stores Virginia Hotel Barber Shop Walgreen Drug Stores Weil Cleaners F W Woolworth Woman's Shop York Children's Shop.
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Morgan & Lindsey
Monroe Building & Loan
Monroe Wholesale Drug Co
Montgomery Ward
New South Drug News-Star—World
Family Day in St Louis Highlights Born on Feb 26
Pamela Kay Leach shares a birthday with her uncle and grandfather, all born on February 26, in St Louis. This family day noting celebrants and kin ties adds a local human-interest angle to the day.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Pamela Kay Leach
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