Ben Bella to enter Algiers as new leader of Algeria
Algiers awaits the triumph entry of Deputy Premier Ahmed Ben Bella who after a leftist rise will head a seven member political bureau guiding to August elections. Premier Ben Khedda remains nominal head while Boumedienne’s army role remains unresolved and observers question Boumedienne’s future plans.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Algeria
Ben Bella
National Council
Belkacem Krim
Mohammed Boudiaf
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Col
Boumedienne
Technicians Open Convention In Monroe With 50 Members
About 50 members of the Louisiana Society of X-Ray Technicians opened their 5th annual convention in Monroe welcoming by Mayor Pro Tem H. W. McSherry. The two day event includes talks on cholangiography ethics urinary tract and hystero-salpingograms with registrations continuing through Saturday noon. New officers to be installed at a Saturday night banquet at the Frances Roof.
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Louisiana Society of X-Ray Technicians
Monroe
H. W. McSherry
Northeast Louisiana Society of X-Ray Technology
McSherry
Frances Hotel
Penn Hotel
Frances Richard Olden
American Society of X.ray
Frances Roof
Orleans Man Killed In Wreck Near Krotz Springs
An automobile on US Highway 71, 16 miles north of Krotz Springs, spun out of control on a slick road killing Ronald Gilford of New Orleans. Arthur Levin 19, Gaspar Mee 22, and Berchman Fitamorris 18, all from the New Orleans Metairie area, were in the car. Levin had a broken nose while the others escaped injury. The men were returning from Fort Sill Oklahoma.
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Krotz Springs
Congress Votes 50000 To Improve Congressional Record
The House approved spending 50,000 to study how to improve the Congressional Record a daily newspaper of record. Public Printer James L Harrison warned reforms hinge on trimming the large appendix containing letters poems dispatches and speeches not delivered in chamber. He cautioned that cuts could raise costs and disrupt proceedings as the record grows toward 2.7 million dollars this year.
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Washington
UPI
House
Congressional Record
James L. Harrison
Harrison
Senate
House and
Congress
Monroe City School Board Meet and Office Bid Opening
The Monroe City School Board will hold its regular monthly meeting at 3 p.m. Tuesday per Supt Van Dodom. Bids will be opened for the construction of a new school board office.
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Monroe City
Supt van Dodom
Exposed Family Finally Located
A party of five exposed to spinal meningitis in Los Angeles arrived in Hattiesburg Mississippi and sought medical help. They went to a clinic but found no doctor on duty, then visited a local hospital and were referred to a private physician. Details after they left the hospital were unknown early today.
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Hattiesburg, Miss
Los Angeles
Calif
Monroe Area Vacation Club Jazz Night
The Monroe area club hosts a music event tonight featuring The Constellations from Northeast State College Jazz Ensemble. Tickets are on sale at two dollars per couple.
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Monroe Area
The
Constellations
Northeast State College Jazz Ensemble
Miracle Baby Survives Seven Surgeries in Minnesota
Todd Greenewold, born March 3, 1961 to Donald and Mrs. Groenewold on a farm near Rushmore, endured seven operations after esophagus averted stomach, including a tube feeding, lung collapse, and late infections. Doctors at University Hospitals in Minneapolis reported the infant survived against odds of 116 to one.
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Rushmore
Minn
Todd Greenewold
Donald Groenewold
R. R Sawtell
Worthington
University Hospitals
Minneapolis
Todd
Minnesota
Eisenhower cancels Cologne visit over crowd control
In Bonn 700 year cathedral stop canceled after crowds swelled on the Cologne square past midnight. Eisenhower, guarded by police, finds too few officers. four detectives report the general sees too many people and too few police. He will instead depart for Paris after lunch with President Luebke.
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Bonn
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Cologne
Eisenhower
Karl Gielen
Robert L. Schultz
Eisenhowers
Paris
Paris. ‘All I Want Is Dignity,” Schulz
Heinrich Luebke
Three Arrests In Estes Business Deals Expected
In Amarillo Texas three men named in indictments for felony theft conspiracy and restraint of trade in Estes business manipulations were expected to be arrested. One suspect from Pecos another from Amarillo and a third from New York faced two counts of theft or conspiracy and restraint of trade. Bond set at 10000 for each. arrests planned in Pecos and Amarillo with possible surrender in Potter County. Estes remains under federal and state indictments.
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Amarillo
Tex
UPI
Billie Sol Estes
Dist
Gene Jordan
Potter County
West
Texas
Pecos
New York
Jordan
Estes
Superior Manufacturing Co
Maynard Wheeler
Weather forecast for Twin Cities area through Saturday
Partly cloudy and warm in the Twin Cities area through Saturday with widely scattered afternoon and evening thunder showers. The weatherman forecast highs of % degrees, making it cooler than the early week. High on Thursday was 4 in Monroe, with the trend echoed in Columbia and Jonesville areas.
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Twin Cities
Monroe
Columbia
Jonesville
Dusty travel skin tips urge frequent facial washing
The note advises travelers to wash their face at every opportunity to stay clean and protect the complexion from drying travel dust. It frames washing as essential for maintaining skin health while on the road.
Gunman Subdued After Twelve Hour Arizona Siege
In Phoenix an angry pipefitter, angry over disability checks, held eight men at gunpoint for 12 hours in a state building. Charles Elmer Milligan, 32, of Tempe, released several captives before detectives posing as reporters gained entry and subdued him. He had wounded his attorney, then released the lawyer and others as negotiations continued. Milligan, injured on a dam job, had earlier demanded his disability checks resume.
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Charles E. Milligan
Arizona State Office
Phoenix
Ariz
Charles Elmer Milligan
Tempe
Set Earl Moore
Don Rodriguez
Milligan
State Capitol Annex
Arizona Industrial Commission
Stephen S. Gorey
Gorey
Commission
Charles
Det Set
Seymour Nealist
Therm
Glen Canyon
Colorado River
Arizona
John B. Ryan
Donald J Morgan
Storm Leaves 3 Dead In Korea
Tropical storm Nora pounded Korea causing at least three deaths and extensive damage. A Japanese freighter with 13 crewmen aboard wrecked and sank off the southwest coast with those sailors missing. Another freighter sank off the east coast with crew saved. The South Korean government reported 171 homes destroyed or damaged as Nora, downgraded from typhoon, brought heavy rain and flooding. Japan's Hokkaido suffered widespread rainfall flooding 406 homes affected.
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Tokyo
Korea
Japan
Hokkaido
Ales
Nora
North Korea
Tax relief awaited by many for long
A lighthearted note on the prolonged wait for tax reduction, mocking the impatience and humor surrounding fiscal policy. The quip reflects public sentiment toward government delays and promises of relief.
Architects Picket Line to Save Penn Station from Razing
New York AP reports about a protest by about 200 architects outside Pennsylvania Station to block its planned demolition and replacement with a hotel a 4 story office building and two sports arenas. Prominent picketers include Philip Johnson Charles Evans Hughes Jr Norval White and members of the Action Group for Better Architecture.
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New York
Pennsylvania Station
Rome
Sta
Manhattan
Penn Station
Penn
Action Group For Better Architecture
McKim, Mead and White
Stanford White
Italy
Caracalla
St. Peter's Basilica
Philip Johnson
Miles van der Rohe
Seagram
Park Avenue
Charles Evans Hughes Jr
Norval White
Action Group
Actor Charles Laughton Collapses Spine in Hospital
Hollywood reports actor Charles Laughton 63 underwent surgery Tuesday for a collapsed vertebrae at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. Doctors say he is holding his own after a day of decline from satisfactory to poor. The versatile British star has long battled back trouble and recently spent five days in a New York hospital.
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Hollywood
UPS
Charles Laughton
Cedars of Lebanon
Laughton
New York
Gold Star Mom Charged In Abortion Raid
Rapid City police and officials charged Gold Star Mother of the Year La Vange Michael, 67, after a 12 year probe into abortion related activities. Bond set at 5000 dollars. temporary release granted as her case proceeds. City officials defend the honoree while confirming the serious allegations.
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Gold Star
Black Hills
Isaac Chase
Michael
Kennedy's Labrador Brumus At Justice Dept Generates Debate
President Kennedy’s attorney general has faced a potential rule violation for bringing his 14 month old Labrador Brumus to the Justice Department. Regulations bar dogs on government property except seeing eye dogs, with a possible $50 fine and jail for violations. Brumus, large and calm, often greets visitors, drawing attention to a quiet controversy.
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Washington
UPI
Robert F Kennedy
Brumus
Kennedy
Justice Department
Graé
Gen
Eral
General Service Administration
Diplomatic clash over Soblen flight to New York
London notified El Al to place Soblen aboard a US bound plane after his asylum appeal failed Britain pressured the Israeli state carrier to transport the 61 year old psychiatrist to the United States Tel Aviv opposed the move and warned El Al away from further obligations Israel argued no international agreement authorized Britain to direct the carrier to carry Soblen to the United States
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London
UPI
Israel
Britain
Robert Soblen
United States
EL al Israel Airlines
Soblen
Tel Aviv
EL al
New York
Solomon Kaufman
Ere
Fl al
Sohlen
Jerusalem Post
Hebert Sees Pentagon Like Ink-Squirting Octopus
Rep. F Edward Hebert compared the Pentagon to an ink-squirting octopus in remarks to the Senate Armed Services Committee. He supported a House-passed bill to require more competitive defense contracts and fewer negotiated ones, criticizing long-standing regulations unchanged for over two years.
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Washington
Edward Hebert
D-La
Pentagon
Senate Armed Services Committee
Hebert
House Armed Service Committee
House
Pert
Defense Department
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