Truce Comes Late in Algeria Morocco Cease Fire
Algeria reports a late ceasefire after an artillery duel along the Figuig Beni Ounif frontier. Both sides accused the other of violations within minutes of the Bamako accord taking effect. Moroccan troops moved toward the eastern frontier while both nations vowed to honor the Bamako agreement.
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Figuig- Beni Ounif
Colomb-Bechar
Bamako
Morocco
Figuig
Beni Ounif
Mali
Ahmed Ben Bella
Algeria
Hassan II
Voters race to register in Ouachita Parish as deadline nears
In Ouachita Parish, 1643 new registrations were recorded in October and a surge continues with 752 registering Oct 26 to Nov 1. Three days remain before the December 7 Democratic primary. registrar Mae Lucky notes heavy turnout and ongoing bottlenecks at the courthouse office open 8 to 12 and 1 to 5, plus 6 to 9 p.m. on Tue and Wed.
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Ouachita Parish
Mae Lucky
Ouachita
Mrs. Lucky
Drade
Goldwater Sees Berlin Wall Fall Without War
West German Welt am Sonntag quotes U S Senator Barry Goldwater saying the Berlin wall can be knocked down without war and Germany can reunify through economic and diplomatic means He links troop reductions in Europe to NATO allies arming with tactical atomic weapons and favors peaceful coexistence policies.
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Hamburg
Germany
U.S
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Berlin Wall
Goldwater
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Washington
Welt Am Sonntag
Arizonia Republican
America
West
Moscow
Kremlin
West Germany
Western Alliance
Soviet Union
White House Awaits Word Of Next Step
The Kennedy administration tracks Saigon as South Viet Nam moves toward a provisional government. U.S. officials expect possible recognition of Diem successors once the regime declares its makeup and policy. The president canceled a Chicago trip to monitor Saigon developments with top advisers.
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White House
Washington
UPI
South Viet Nam
Kennedy
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S
West Point Air Force
Saigon
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
John A. McCone
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
State Department
Chicago
South
Viet Nam
Castro Honors Exiled Pianist Lecuona With Tribute
Casto Cuba belatedly honors native pianist composer Ernesto Lecuona in Malaga Spain where he lives in exile, but he cannot accept the tribute. Lecuona, now in his 60s, fled after Fidel Castro's rise and had his property and music seized.
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Miami
Fla
Castro
Cuba
Ernesto Lecuona
Malaguena
Siboney
Lecuona
Malaga
Spain
Fidel Castro
CMQ
Havana
Whic
Quiet Bay
Tampa
mCitisons
Hospitalized friend of Ramblin at Glenwood Monroe
A check reveals an old friend is hospitalized at Glenwood in West Monroe. Mrs. Mary Hesler, longtime St. Francis emergency floor nurse, is convalescing in Room 219 at Glenwood after resigning from Monroe hospital. Best wishes for a speedy recovery.
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Glenwood
West Monroe
Mary Hesler
St. Francis Hospital
Monroe Hospital
Hesler
Retiring Monroe Assistant Police Chief Ralph Graves Honored
In Monroe City Hall Police Lounge, friends from political and law enforcement circles gathered Friday to bid farewell to retiring assistant Police Chief Ralph Graves. Mayor W. L. Howard and Chief James Kelly Jr. praised him at a 3 p.m. party and presented numerous gifts including a 30.06 high power deer rifle.
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Monroe City Hall
Ralph Graves
Monroe
W. L. Howard
James Kelly Jr
Graves
Polaris A Submarine Goes To Sea
In Groton Connecticut the 425 foot 7 000 ton Ulysses S Grant the 25th Polaris submarine slid down the ways into the Thames River during a rain soaked ceremony Adm Harold P Smith called the sub a deterrent to unlimited nuclear war as pacifist and anti communist protestors picketed outside the Electric Boat yard Grant great granddaughter Mrs David E Griffiths christened the vessel with champagne to a cheering crowd of about 300 officials and sailors aboard the sub.
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Groton
United States
Adm
Harold P. Smith
Smith
U.S. Atlantic Command
Electric Boat Division
Citizens Anti-Communist Committee of
Connecticut
Strategic Air Command
Air Force
Navy
Grant
David E. Griffiths
Arlington
James Ferriss Dies Ferriday Bank President
James Milford Ferriss 41 died of a heart attack at a local hospital. He was president of Delta Security Bank & Trust Company Ferriday. A McGee Arkansas native he moved to Ferriday in 1962 to lead the bank. He had 20 years in banking with posts in McGee Winnsboro and Oak Grove. Ferriss was a World War Two veteran, joined the Arkansas National Guard as a company commander and was past Master of Desha Masonic Lodge.
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Ferriday
James Milford Ferriss
Ferriss
Delta Security Bank & Trust Company
McGee
Ark
Mr. Ferriss
Winnsboro
Oak Grove
First Baptist Church of
Arkansas National Guard
Desha Masonic
Goldwater Files Again As Insurance For 1964 Bid
Senator Barry Goldwater moves to file for re election to the Senate as political insurance for a possible 1964 GOP presidential bid. Campaign manager Denison Kitchel says Goldwater would not hold two offices and would substitute a new candidate if he wins the nomination. A nationwide AP poll shows him the runaway choice among GOP leaders.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Senate
Goldwater
San Francisco
Denison Kitchel
Kitchel
Arizona
Associated Press
Chuckle Advice on Youth Keeps You Young
A humorous line counsels pairing with youths to stay lively. It warns older readers that attempting to match youthful pace hastens aging in reverse irony.
Ellender Joins Fight to End Foreign Aid Program
Sen. Allen Ellender will back an amendment to wind up the current foreign aid program on June 30 1965 and cap assistance after that date to 50 countries meeting strict criteria. Sen. Wayne Morse will push a similar amendment next week as the Senate debates a 3.8 billion dollar authorization bill. The vote on sending the bill back to the Foreign Relations Committee failed 46 29 and Morse leads a revolt with over 50 amendments pending.
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Washington
Senate
Allen Ellender
Dla
Ellender
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Foreign Relations Committee
Everett M. Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Dirksen
Cyanide Contamination Threat Reaches River Near Newton Ill
Crews from state engineers and chemists rushed to Newton after cyanide was found in the Embarrass River about 20 miles upstream. Officials said Newton, with 3 000 residents, is not in danger as no poisoned water had entered the town reservoir. Newton is the sole Embarrass water source. other towns use lakes and wells.
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Newton, Ill
Newton
Embarrass
Illinois
Verdun Randolph
Illinois Department of Public Health
Wily swindler Patrick Woodfall nabbed by detectives in London
Michael Pa trick Murphy Woodfall, 42, famed con artist, escapes custody, then is recaptured by two detectives. He faced charges in Cambridge Magistrate Court for defrauding Effie Ora of 12320 dollars, marrying under false pretenses, and wounding her with a shotgun.
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London
Michael Patrick Murphy
Woodfall
Effie Ora
Patrick George Michael Cecil
Johnson
Skies Forecast Fair With Cold Start This Weekend
Cold start Saturday with freezing 32 degrees pre dawn then 30 at 7 am. Fair skies and cooler temperatures expected today with a high noted between 64 and 68 degrees and a low around 34 to 38. Saturday reached a 67 degree high around 2 45 pm with variable 5 to 15 mph winds.
Bloodshed follows coup as Diem and Nhu die in Saigon
In Saigon a Buddhist led provisional regime takes power after a bloody coup that killed President Ngo Dinh Diem and his brother Ngo Dinh Nhu. Photos reportedly show Diem shot and Nhu stabbed. authorities offer unclear explanations. Families linked to the Ngo Dinh clan are said unaccounted for. crowds celebrate the fall of Diem.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Ngo Dinh
Associated Press
Roy Essoyan
Diem
Nhu
Nhcu
Diemme
Viet Nam Coup Blamed on U S By Red Nations
Tokyo AP reports Communist North Viet Nam and the Soviet Union accuse the United States of organizing the coup that overthrew South Viet Nam President Ngo Dinh Diem. Moscow calls for U S withdrawal and asserts U S interference worsens the Saigon crisis. Hanoi broadcasts echo claims that anti Diem leaders oppose communism and imperialist aggression persists.
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Viet Nam
U.S
Tokyo
North Viet Nam
Soviet Union
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Moscow
U. S
Ony
Izvestia
Hanoi Radio
Tass
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Ascot
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Cambridge
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