Ben Bella Leads Push After Algeria Talks Fail
In Algiers talks to reunite a split leadership failed, emboldening Ben Bella’s forces. A 2400 strong vanguard with Soviet artillery moved toward Oran as Ben Bella planned a victory parade and a march from Marina to Tlemcen and on to Oran despite Rabat’s halt in new discussions.
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Paris
Franco Selects Successor and Cabinet Shuffle in Spain
General Francisco Franco named Capt. Gen. Augustine Munoz Grandes as vice president signaling potential moves toward monarchy restoration in Spain. Munoz Grandes, 66, has led the high military staff since 1957 and previously served as army minister. He was Falange secretary-general in 1939 and commanded the Spain Blue Division with Nazi Germany on the Russian front.
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Francisco Franco
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Franco
Mass Protest to Canada Program in Regina
Saskatchewan saw thousands march on the provincial capital to oppose the compulsory medical care plan amid organized demonstrations by Keep Out Doctors. Officials warned of possible tensions as cavalcades formed and protesters urged limits on government health policy while Premier Lloyd declined to meet the crowd directly.
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Churchill Seeks Racing News From Hospital Bed
Sir Winston Churchill, recovering from a thigh bone fracture and a blood clot, watched movies in his hospital room Tuesday night and asked aides to obtain London racing news this morning. Officials said he had a comfortable night at Middlesex Hospital and doctors were administering injections to ease swelling.
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Owen Young Monetary Expert Dies at 87 in Florida
Owen Young, 87, renowned monetary expert and former GE chairman, died today at his St Augustine home after several weeks illness. He led General Electric for 17 years and founded RCA, serving as its first board chairman.
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St. Augustine
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Radio Corp. of America
Withholding Knocked Out Of Tax Plan
Washington report notes Senate Finance Committee vote 10 7 to drop the withholding system on dividends and interest from President Kennedy's tax revision bill. The panel tentatively approves a 1 percent investment credit to spur modernization, despite a setback for the administration on the withholding provision.
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Low Power Device Is Exploded at Camp Mercury Nevada
A low power nuclear device was fired underground near Yucca Flat north of Las Vegas. A white cloud rose from behind hills as a crater formed, but observers on nearby ridges did not confirm sighting a sun-bright flash or fireball.
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Truman to Attend Dedication of Hoover Library
Former President Harry Truman plans to attend the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library dedication on August 10 in West Branch. Hoover Foundation president William B. Anderson said Dwight D. Eisenhower cannot participate due to a Europe trip.
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Telstar proves satellite relay of voice and TV to world
Telstar, America’s new satellite, carried voice, eyes and ears across the Atlantic and into U S homes. It transmitted television pictures from Maine to Lyndon B Johnson in Washington and relayed news and two way telephone calls from space at 3 000 mile height. Networks announced plans to test a French transmission via Telstar, with Yves Montand songs and Paris views possible.
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Paris
Jacques Marette
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East Germans Relay Work On Berlin Wall By Tape
Paris dispatch reports East Germans push labor on the Berlin Wall to reinforce the Communist barricade around West Berlin. Police say at least 530 were at work in the hot sun, with more after dark under floodlights as guards watched. The labor has intensified since the wall began last Aug 1 and includes raising slabs, placing barbed wire, and clearing fields for machine gun fire.
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West Berlin
McManus May Pick OConnor For Court Staff
Des Moines reports say federal judge nominee Edward J. McManus may choose his longtime friend John J. OConnor as court staff. OConnor, a Strawberry Point tax official, says the Senate confirmation is still pending and denies preconfirmations. Both men served as state senators and are Democrats.
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Des Moines
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O'Connor
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Kennedy
Iowa
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Iowa U. S
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Towa Tax Commission
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Paintings stolen from Mayfair private gallery in London
The O'Hana Ave Gallery in Mayfair, London, reported the theft of 35 paintings valued at about 700000 pounds after intruders forced a rear door. Police called it England's largest art theft since a Goya portrait vanished from the National Gallery last August, with the Goya valued at 392000 pounds still missing.
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London
Mayfair
England
Duke of Wellington
National Gallery
Salaries drive Muscatine budget rise for 1962-63
The Community School District of Muscatine approves a 1,585,615.72 dollar budget for 1962-63 at a July board meeting. A public hearing is set for August 13 at 7:00 p.m. CDT. The increase is described as the smallest in five years, with about 42,598.01 dollars more to raise from taxpayers. The district adopts a new code-budget system to simplify audit checks, breaking expenditures into divisions such as administration, instruction, operation, capital, and services.
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Muscatine Oy
Johnson
Telstar satellite mission cost and future toll reductions
American Telephone and Telegraph spent 4 million dollars to place Telstar in orbit. A Bell operator quips deposit four million dollars, please while a vice president makes a call. Officials predict three minute calls to Europe may fall under tolls of about 2.30 then via submarine cables.
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American Telephone &, Telephon
New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
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Minow Calls Mass Media to Bridge Global Ignorance
FCC chairman Newton Minow urged using mass communications to raise information flow among nations and overcome ignorance and prejudice to prevent mass destruction. Telstar was designed and built by Bell Telephone Laboratories.
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Telstar
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Grand Jury to Hear Smith Case Thursday
Sigourney county grand jury will be convened Thursday to hear evidence in the case of Gayne G. Smith, 24, of Marlinsburg, charged with murder in the slayings of five relatives.
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