Pro West Leaders In Algeria Blast Guerrilla Drive
Algiers AP report says military leaders in western Algeria condemned anti West guerrilla officers in Algiers for blocking the nation‘s rebirth and economy. Oran general staff urged civilians to form vigilance committees against Wilaya 4 and backed Deputy Premier Ahmed Ben Bella’s political bureau as the legitimate authority. Ben Bella planned to return to Algiers amid a rebellion that used 26 000 guerrillas to oppose civilian leaders. The army said Wilaya 4’s command is being pressured and that Wilaya 5 forces have joined, with the Wilaya command dissolved.
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Algiers
Algeria
Oran
Wilaya
Ahmed Ben Bella
Army General Staff
Ben Bella
General Staff
Wilaya No. 5
Wilaya Command
Mariner 2 May Miss Venus As Steering Aims To Correct
NASA reported Mariner 2 could pass Venus by 600000 miles in December. A midcourse motor firing eight days after launch may fix the trajectory after an early Atlas stage roll. Ground control will measure path velocity to time the corrective burn. The craft sped from Cape Canaveral at 25500 mph on a 109 day voyage.
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Mariner 2
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Venus
Woomera Australia
Mariner
Earth
Atlas
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
New Orleans Teens Held After Shootings Across City
Three white juveniles aged 14 and 15 were arrested in a mass shooting spree that wounded nine Black residents in New Orleans and Algiers. Seven victims were hospitalized. police seized a pellet rifle. A retaliation claim tied to a prior river-crossing attack was reported.
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New Orleans
UPI
Algiers
Anthony Carter
Central Business District
Eugene Welcher
San Francisco
Calif
Clyde Gilbert
Seattle
Wash
Joe Williams
Melvin Allen
Lloyd Exnicious
Alfred Bonner
Russians Renew Harassment of U.S. Traffic
East German border guards delayed a 171 man U.S. Army convoy along the Autobahn to West Germany for four hours requiring vehicle inspections. Commanders refused, a U.S. MP intervened at Drewitz checkpoint, and inspection proceeded. Separately, an East German guard fled to West Berlin amid daylight border tensions as East Germans express dream of escaping to the West.
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Berlin
UPI
U. S
East Germany
West Germany
Drewitz
West Berlin
Britain to Start Tests Next Month on Invisible Airplane
London AP reports Britain will begin testing next month an experimental aircraft equipped with invisible air features. If successful, the tests could improve air safety by reducing visible and airborne hazards and advancing stealth-like technology for future flights.
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Britain
London
Six Funk children die in Fresno area house fire
In Clovis California a house fire killed six children of Ben and Betty Funk. A teenage neighbor broke in through a window to rescue four children before succumbing to smoke and heat. The parents likewise escaped with injuries and were treated for shock.
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Clovis
Calif
Ben
Betty Funk
Fresno
W. E. Riley
Dennis
Howard
Charlotte
Shirley
John
Deborah
Walter Sechler
Funk
Leonard
Russell Welch
Monroe City Council to Meet at 10 am Tuesday
The Monroe City Council holds its regular meeting at 10 am Tuesday with routine matters on the agenda. West Monroe High School 1963 graduates’ class rings have arrived and are being distributed at the office. Graduation candidates may pick up rings by visiting the school office.
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Monroe City
West Monroe High School
White School Mixed In Florida Without Incident
In Pensacola Florida Negro pupils entered 10 previously white Escambia County public schools today in the first such move in northwest Florida. The integration was quiet with minimal spectators as four students arrived at Pensacola High School in two cars and entered without incident. The transfer exceeded a court order timetable, as 29 Negro students were moved to 12 schools this year though seven withdrew leaving 22 at 10 schools.
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Pensacola, Fla
Escambia County
Florida
Pensacola High School
County Board of Public Instruction
Teller Calls for Peaceful Nuclear Sharing at Seminar
Dr Edward Teller hydrogen bomb pioneer opens a two day nuclear energy seminar in Amarillo Texas and urges the United States to share peaceful nuclear devices with the free world He says allies should join in civilian space efforts as the Texas Atomic Energy Research Foundation also speaks today about the future of the space race.
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Texas Atomic Energy Research Foundation
Government probes Cuba bombing under neutrality act
Washington reports the United States seeks to determine if Havana shelling violated the Neutrality Act. The State Department blames a Miami based exile Cuban student group, while Justice probes possible prosecutions. Group leader Salvat declined to reveal ship bases, saying no law was violated.
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Washington
Havana
State Department
U.S
United States
Justice Department
Miami
Juan Manuel Salvat
Miramar
Students Revolutionary Directorate
Ent
Fidel Castro
Weather outlook: little rain and warm spell ahead
The forecast shows limited rainfall over the next five days with warmer temperatures. Officials urge residents to plan outdoor activities accordingly and monitor updates for any changes in conditions.
Final Week of Campaigns for Fifth District and Ward 5
Area voters face last week of campaigning before Saturday’s election. State Board race in Fifth District pits W. E. Whetstone against John Mulhearn after first primary leads. Ward 5 Ouachita Parish sees four candidates in a runoff for two school board seats: Owens Jr., Cash, Crowell, and Burkett. Voter turnout anticipated light. 26 132 qualified to vote. polls 6 am to 8 pm. The Whetstone Mulhearn winner meets George Snellings in November for a general election bid.
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State Board of Education
Ouachita Parish
W. E. Whetstone
Monroe
Whetstone
Mulhearn
Monroe City
Mayer
Rayville
Bastrop
George T. Madison
M. L. Owens Jr
C. Cash
Paul Crowell
A. P. Burkett
Ouachita
Mae Lucky
Ouachita Registrar of Voters
Whetstone Mulhearn
George Snellings
Snellings
Repub
Today’s Chuckle Shortest distance between dates joke
A brief humor item notes that the quickest path between two dates is a good line. The gag hinges on wordplay about dates and lines, offering a light quip suitable for a quick newspaper amuse.
Texan Held For Stealing Boat
Harold Wilson Hopwood, 46, of El Paso Texas, is jailed in Pulaski County by the FBI for stealing a 32 foot cabin cruiser at Cameron Louisiana and a truck at El Paso. He was found camping with the cruiser on the Mississippi River bank near Arkansas City Arkansas as agents pursued a warrant alleging he fled Texas to dodge truck theft charges.
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Little Rock
Ark
Harold Wilson Hopwood
el Paso
Tex
FBI
Pulaski County
Cameron
Hopwood
Mississippi River
Arkansas City
Roy K. Moore
Texas
Leon Anderson
Westlake
Reds Turn Cold Shoulder To New Allied Ban Idea
At Geneva the United States and Britain proposed a treaty to ban atmospheric water and space tests with on site inspections for suspicious tremors. the Soviet Union rejected the plan saying it favored a partial ban excluding underground tests and signaled it would oppose the Western draft. A second British American draft to ban tests in all environments for all time was also presented to the 17 nation disarmament conference.
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Geneva
Britain
United “States
Soviet Union
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Kuznetsov
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Dean
New African States Seek to Bar Federation at Commonwealth
London reports newly independent states Ghana Nigeria Tanganyika and Sierra Leone will try to bar the Central African Federation from the Commonwealth prime ministers meeting next month. The move follows last year’s action that led to South Africa quitting the group. The federation includes North and South Rhodesia and Nyasaland, semi independent within the Commonwealth. The summit will focus on Britain’s bid to join the European Economic Community.
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London
Commonwealth
London Daily Mail
South Africa
Ghana
Nigeria
Tanganyika
Sierra Leone
Africa
Central African Federation
North
Rhodesia
Nyasaland
Britain
Orleans Board Meets Tonight on Desegregation Steps
The Orleans Parish School Board plans to vote on future desegregation steps after preliminary approval of its first plan. Judge Ellis and Negro plaintiffs agreed to a transitional program for 1962-63, with 12 Negroes admitted to six all-white schools under court orders. The board seeks a rehearing from the Fifth Circuit to modify its earlier order and extend plans toward 1964.
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New Orleans
Orleans Parish
Frank B. Ellis
US. Circuit Court of Appeals
Ellis
West Monroe City Council To Borrow Back Bills
West Monroe City Council meets in a special session at City Hall to approve borrowing up to 75000 for one year to cover backlog of about 69000 in past due bills. Mayor J Allan Norris and City Clerk Harold Hill authorized by State Bond and Tax board. Council members present include Mrs Joyce Smith, A L Buddy DeLoach Jr Earl Duncan Charles Anding and George Wylie.
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West Monroe
City Hall Court
State
J. Allan Norris
Har
Old Hill
Norris
Joyce Smith
A. L
Buddy) DeLoach, Jr
Earl Duncan
Charles Anding
George Wylie
Ready Buyer Sought for Junior's Outgrown Furniture
News Star World Want Ad notes urgent sale of child and baby furniture. Quick sale likely as listing targets immediate buyer interest. Items include cribs, dressers, and accessories suitable for growing families.
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Junior
News-Star -World
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