Anti Bella Revolt Gains Momentum In Kabylie
In Algiers a dissident force led by Col Mohand Ou El Hadj gains traction as Algerian army units join the revolt. In Tizi Ouzou officers and men desert, with convoys moving toward the mountains where Ou El Hadj organizes his stronghold. The 7th Military Region controls about 8 000 troops as tension rises against President Ahmed Ben Bella.
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Mohand Ou el Hadj
Ahmed Ben Bella
Tizi Ouzou
Kabylie
Ou el Hadj
Wth
Ben Bella
7Th
Algeria
U S Puts Brake On Climb Of Payments Deficit
Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon told IMF and World Bank leaders that the United States has begun to arrest the rising payments deficit. He noted the deficit eased from a 1960 peak of 3.9 billion to 2.2 billion in 1962 and slowed after a 4.2 billion annual pace in early 1963. Officials warn liquidity and gold risks if deficits worsen, while a World Bank figurehead urged prudent groundwork for expanding global currency resources.
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Washington
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Uncle Sam
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
Dillon
U.S
State Business Rises in August in Louisiana
Louisiana business in August rose 4.9 percent from a year earlier, LSU researchers reported. July saw an 8.7 percent gain over July 1962, while August fell 1.2 percent from July. Crude petroleum production led gains, with department store sales up 4.1 percent and industrial power use up 3 percent as employment climbed 12 percent.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Louisiana State University
Polls Hint Close Race Between Kennedy and Geld warer
Time magazine and Newsweek polls show Barry Goldwater potentially tying or edging President Kennedy in a 1964 race. Time assigns 241 to Goldwater and 255 to Kennedy with Texas pivotal for 289 or 266 electoral votes. Newsweek cites Goldwater strong nomination support and Rockefeller remaining among several GOP contenders.
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UPI
Time Magazine
Barry Geldwater
Kennedy
Time
Arizona
Texas
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Barry
Alabama
Mississippi
Newsweek Magazine
Newsweek
Monroe City Attorney Harkey attends Louisiana conference
Twin City notes report Monroe City Attorney Haynes Harkey, president of the Louisiana City Attorneys Association, travels to Baton Rouge on Saturday for a one day meeting. The News-Star mentions illness among staff as reporter Mary Anne Corpin takes a day off. A Clara Hall School Halloween carnival is moved from Oct 18 to Oct 4.
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Monroe
Haynes Harkey
Baton Rouge
Louisiana City Attorney’s Association
Harkey
Twin Cities
News-Star
Mary Anne Corpin
Clara Hall
Approval Expected By Nightfall For Historic Service Pay Hike
The 1.2 billion annual military pay boost is poised to become law by nightfall after Senate approval. President Kennedy was expected to sign as soon as it reached the White House. Increases average 14.4 percent, with higher raises for majors and senior ranks, while recruits gain modestly. Some low ranking personnel may still seek outside work or charity despite the pay rise.
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Washington
House
Senate
Yasses
Navy
South Viet Nam
Half a Million Red China Troops Parade in Peking Anniversary
AP dispatch from Tokyo reports half a million Chinese troops paraded past Mao Zedong in Peking to celebrate the 14th anniversary with only a tepid Soviet reception. In Rochester, three white juries failed to reach verdicts in the case of fifteen Black Muslims charged with attacking two white police officers, risking a fourth trial. Cambridge voters turnout high as they decide on banning racial discrimination in public accommodations. The Vatican Ecumenical Council advances a key document defining the church in the modern world. Mrs Kennedy departs for a two week Greece vacation aboard Onassis yacht. Fischer quintuplets in Aberdeen continue to do well with James Andrew potentially first to go home.
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Tokyo
Mao Tzetung
Peking
Red China
Soviet Union
Rochester
N.Y
Hollandale to Land Shirt Factory If Workers Match
Mayor J W Fore announced Hollandale Mississippi will host a 1000 employee shirt factory if enough qualified workers are found in the town population 2646 and surrounding area The worker situation is the only obstacle Fore said.
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Hollandale
Miss
UPI
J. W. Fore
Porumbeanu Reconciliation Effort Collapses in Zurich Court
In Zurich a two hour closed session failed to reconcile Gamble Benedict Porumbeanu and ex chauffeur Andre Porumbeanu. Gamble sought legal separation citing adultery neglect and squandering part of her 20 million inheritance with custody sought of their two children. Porumbeanu's lawyer halted proceedings and left with his client while Gamble expressed distress and said the session was not pleasant.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Gamble Benedict Porumbeanu
Andre
Porumbeanu
Gamble
Rellington
Katherine Geddes Benedict
New York
Eugen Curti
Convict From Minden Hunted In Angola Pen Grounds
Angola Louisiana AP State guards search the Tunica Hills for James Mc Neal, 38, an escaped convict from Minden serving life for aggravated rape in Rapides Parish. He disappeared during a Monday bed check near the 18 000 acre penitentiary area. guards note the rugged terrain usually slows escapes.
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Angola
Tunica Hills
Minden
Rapides Parish
Victor Walker
James McNeal
Tumica Hills
Valachi Links Genovese to Las Vegas Gambling Ties
Senate testimony reveals Joseph Valachi alleging Vito Genovese has extensive interests in Las Vegas gambling and a tie to Meyer Lansky’s operations. Valachi asserts Genovese still runs New York mob activities from Leavenworth and cites the Abe Reles case as part of his testimony.
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Washington
Joseph Valachi
Vito Genovese
Las Vegas
Nev
Genovese
Meyer Lansky
Leavenworth
Kan
Valachi
New York
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Abe Reles
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Fstes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Javits
Lansky
Reles
Twin Cities Outlook Shows Mild Weather Ahead
A mostly mild forecast calls for fair weather with cool nights in the Twin Cities and surrounding area. Expect five to 15 mph variable winds and high temperatures around 76 to 80 with overnight lows near 46 to 50. Monday's Monroe high reached 77 with an overnight low around 4.
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Twin Cities
Monroe
Today’s Chuckle A Square Is a Guy Who Has Never Been
A light humorous line noting that a square character is someone who has never been around.
Mississippi Court Rejects Justice Appeal in Civil Rights Case
A federal appeals court rejected DOJ bid to block Mississippi prosecutions of 45 Black defendants arrested after a civil rights meeting in Itta Bena. The court fast tracked the appeal but left prosecutions in state court, with sentences of six months and fines for men and four months plus fines for women.
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New Orleans
Justice Department
Mississippi
U.S
Claude Clayton
Itta Bena
LeFlore
Sth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Burke Marshall
Civil Rights Division
Department of Justice
Briton Approves Summit Meet
British Foreign Secretary Lord Home gave guarded approval to the Soviet Union’s proposal for an 18 nation summit on disarmament before June 30. He warned that several clear directives must be drafted in advance for the meeting to have value.
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United Nations, N.Y
Lord Home
Soviet Union
Home
U.N. General Assembly
Missing man and injuries after Ohio River ferry towboat crash
A fog bound collision on the Ohio River near Midland Pennsylvania involved a ferry carrying eight autos and a towboat. One man, Richard A Pidgeon of Pittsburgh an engineer heading to Crucible Steel was presumed drowned. Three men leaped overboard with two rescued and a third remaining aboard.
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Midland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Richard A. Pidgeon
Pittsburgh
Crucible Steel Co
Shippingport
Pidgeon
Rochester General Hospital
Delano Johnson
Johnny Ross
Hookstown R.D. 2
Crucible Steel
Robert Christy
Wilson unveils Labour's plan to make Britain great again
Harold Wilson outlined a four point Labour strategy to boost Britain's science based economy. The plan calls for expanding scientific manpower, shifting research from defense to industry, state private sector collaboration, and new industries built on discoveries. Frank Cousins warned against job losses from automation.
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Scarborough
England
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Britain
Wilson
Byrd Wins Vote Plans Long Hearings On Tax Bill
Kennedy aides fail to speed the 11 billion tax cut as Senate Finance Committee approves Byrd authority for extended hearings. Leaders pledge action on civil rights and tax cuts, with Humphrey forecasting a January push if year end is missed. Mansfield and McCormack insist both measures move together before session end.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
House
White House
Senate Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Paul H. Douglas
Byrd
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Congress
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Ouachita Parish School Board to adopt record budget
The Ouachita Parish School Board meets tonight to adopt a budget over 5 million dollars the largest in the board history due to enrollment growth to 16478 up more than 800 students. The board will name a new principal at West Monroe High School from about 10 applicants with Bo Mangum promoted to assistant superintendent. The meeting is at the board office on St John Street.
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Ouachita Parish
Milton C. Hall
Hall
West Monroe High School
Bo Mangum
Tom
St. John Street
Hospitals in United States Count Reaches 6293 in 1961
The World Almanac records 6 293 hospitals in the United States for 1961 reflecting growth in national health infrastructure. The figure highlights health system expansion during the era.
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United States
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