Moslems Return to Work as Peace Broadens in Algiers
Authorities report near full resume of work in vital services, with Moslem workers returning to private companies and police. Street cleaning resumes, restaurants reopen, and authorities push Moslem police to ease independence transition. Western Algeria sees cautious optimism while Oran notes no truce change amid sporadic violence in Bone and a gas installation blast.
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Algeria
Algiers
National Liberation Front
Oran
Bone
White Takes X15 To Altitude Beyond 47 Miles
At Edwards Air Force Base California Maj. Robert M White piloting the X15 rocket plane reached more than 47 miles into space, surpassing the altitude goal and setting a new record while clocking about 3682 miles per hour. The X15 is designed for 50000 feet altitude. Earlier pilot Joe Walker flew the X24 to 245700 feet in a similar mission.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Robert M. White
Space Agency
Joe Walker
Lis
Rogers Dry Lake
Stock Mart Falls Again New York market slides near May lows
The stock market extended losses with the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropping 6.89 to 856.29 at noon, slipping below last month’s closing level of 561.00. Brokers blamed investor uncertainty amid conflicting Labor Department signals on a possible recession next year and noted traders testing support levels while awaiting a clearer direction.
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New York
Maonth
Labor Department
Castro Friends Enemies Battle Outside Palm Gardens
Several hundred Cubans split over Fidel Castro clashed for three hours outside a Manhattan meeting hall on Wednesday night. Molotov cocktails were thrown but caused no damage. A dummy Castro was trampled and burned as six men were arrested for unlawful assembly and related charges amid protests by Cuban Americans regarding the Castro government.
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New York
Fidel Castro
Castro
Palm Gardens
West 52Nd Street
Bell Workers Win 8.63 Cent Hourly Hike Across Four States
The Communications Workers Union District 7 and Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. reach a new wage agreement for 17,600 workers in Iowa Nebraska Minnesota and the Dakotas. Workers ratify the deal by nearly six to one vote. K. Gordon district director AFL-CIO notes the gain averages 0.63 cents per hour.
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Omaha
Communications Worker's Union of
District 7
Northwestern Ball Telephone Co
K. Gordon
Afl-Cio Union
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
The
Dakotas
Possible new Atlantic Pacific canal study eyed for Panama and Colombia
Washington learned Kennedy plans to ask Congress for authority to study the feasibility of a canal to link the Atlantic and Pacific. Ambassadors Arango of Panama and Sanz de Santamaría of Colombia were summoned to discuss formal authorization for surveys, with earlier talks touching Nicaragua and Mexico as possible sites.
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Washington
United States
Panama
Colombia
Augusto Guillermo Aranga
Carlos Sanz de Santamaria
State Department
Congress
Budget Bureau
Roberto Chiari
Sald
Kennedy
Nicaragua
Mexico
Khrushchev predicts Soviet steel to overtake U.S. in 10 years
Premier Khrushchev told 30,000 Hunedoara steel workers that the USSR would overtake the United States in total industrial production within ten years and aim to produce about 23 million tons of steel annually within twenty years, framing Romanian Soviet ties as a strengthening steel band binding nations. He admitted Russia faces difficulties but stated overall progress is strong.
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Hunedoara
Romania
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Hunedorata Sadium
U.S.S.R
America
Russia
Barbour Begins 3 Year Federal Sentence Asks Questions
Des Moines reports barbour, a southern Town grain dealer, starts a three year federal sentence. Officials planned questions about income from government corn. U S Referee in Bankruptcy involved in a $248000 claim. Barbour, former operator of the Hawkeye Mill at Knoxville, pleaded guilty to converting government corn. Agriculture Dept officials say 766000 bushels stored with him later disappeared.
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Des Moines
Alex V. Barbour
Southern Town
U. S
Barbour
Knoxville
Agriculture Department
Wall Speech Frames Berlin Wall as an affront to dignity
Secretary of State Dean Rusk toured West Berlin amid the Wall crisis calling it an affront to human dignity. He pledged to pursue negotiations with the Soviet Union to find a basis for Berlin’s future while signaling readiness to push for the wall’s breakdown. He signed the visitors’ book during a 24 hour stay behind the Iron Curtain as hundreds watched from Potsdamer Platz to Brandenburg Gate.
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Bevlin AP
Dean Rusk
Red Wall
Berlin
Wall
Rusk
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Iron Curtain
Potsdamerplatz
Paris
Brandenburg Gate
Psymbol
Rugk
Jail Shoplifting Girl at Fairfield Jail
Farfieda Jnn Safarik, 19, of Des Moines, serving a 30 day sentence in Jefferson County jail for shoplifting. She was sentenced after arrest in a car from which police recovered clothing and jewelry. She admitted taking a blouse from a local store and said she had served a 30 day sentence in Omaha for shoplifting.
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Farfieda
Jnn Safarik
Des Moines
Jefferson County
Omaha
Cite Favors to Union Official in Hotel Gifts Case
Senate investigators allege union official Jackie Bright accepted thousands in free or discounted board and room at a Catskills hotel. Jerome Adlerman and Sen. John L. McClellan say possible violations of federal labor laws could lead to prison terms. the American Guild of Variety Artists reportedly has labor contracts with Concord.
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Washington
American Guild of Variety Artists
John L. McClellan
D- Ark
Senate
Jerome Adlerman
Con
Niamesha Lake
Catskill Mountains
Jackie Bright
County Attorney Lacks Authority on State Tax Returns
Des Moines IPA county attorney says they have no authority to inspect state income tax returns despite welfare concerns. Attorney General Evan Hultman confirmed the limit, outlining the state's jurisdiction and the need for proper channels to probe welfare claims.
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Des Moines
IPA
Evan Hultman
Hulman on Hot Seat Over Judges Salary Hikes
Des Moines report on how a constitutional amendment allows judicial salary raises and whether the state should begin paying Supreme Court justices $16,000 and district judges $14,000. Comptroller Marvin Selden weighs how to fund the increases, with questions about money sources and legislative authority.
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Hulman
Des Moines
Evan Hultman
Marvin Selden
Hultman
Supreme Court
Beachet
Pye
Supreme Cenr
Selden
Hullman
Pest
Legislative Interim Committee
Settlement of TWA engineers strike yields cockpit job rights
Secretary of Labor Arthur Goldberg announced a settlement ending the TWA engineers strike threat after an all night bargaining session. The plan cuts jet crew from four to three, preserves flight engineers rights, and aims to prove noninflationary savings for the airline. The pact, subject to ratification, allows one week of talks with a Feinsinger mediator and sets a framework to avoid grounding flights of major carriers. Kennedy praised the deal as a victory and pledged government mediation to prevent future disruptions.
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Washington
Trans World Airlines
Arthur J. Goldberg
Kennedy
TWA
Pan American World Airways
Eastern Airlines
Goldberg
Flight Engineers International Association
Nathan P. Feinsinger
Stover couple contest tax court claim against dep deductions
Rolland S. Stover and his wife of Marshalltown Iowa filed a petition in the United States Tax Court denying they owe an additional 13638 dollars in income tax. The Stovers challenge the disallowance of certain depreciation deductions by tax officials.
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Washington
Rolland S. Stover
Marshalltown
Iowa
United States
the Stovers
Lose Fourth Child to River East Dubuque
On January 5, 1955 in East Dubuque the Eberstein family lost three daughters Barbara Ann six Janelda Florence five Irma three when ice on the Mississippi broke while they walked. Four years earlier they had a son John. While fishing from a float the parents noticed the boy missing and his body was later recovered from the river.
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East Dubuque
I. A
Robert Eberstein
Barbara Ann
Janelda Florence
Irma
John
Eber Jein
Tractor Topples Kill Webb Farm Boy Dennis Hansen
Dennis Hansen, a Webb County farm youth and Webb High School prospect, died Wednesday when a tractor toppled from a county road near his home. He was the son of Wayne and [mother's name], with two sisters and a baby brother surviving.
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Webb
Dennis Hansen
Mea
Clay County
Wayne Hansen
Webb High School
Man Wins National Flower Arranging Title at Newark Rose Festival
John C. Dowling Jr of Gaffney won the seventh annual Sterling Bowl Tournament at the Newark Rose Festival for a pink sensation and velvet times rose arrangement. Dowling, 48, was the only man among 14 finalists and noted the cost of his entry under five dollars using scrap aluminum spirals.
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Newark
N. Y
Cne
John C. Dowling Jr
Gaffney
Dowling
Jon Dowling
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Asher Schwartz
White House
Pierre Salinger
Kenedy
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