Algerian Chief Rules In Defiance Of Laws
President Ahmed Ben Bella maintains one man rule in Algeria defying constitutional limits as Berber unrest, economic woes, and foreign ties challenge his grip. He relies on the army, suppresses rivals, and faces Western and Soviet influences while unsure of post Ben Bella leadership.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Ahmed Ben Bella
Algeria
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Algiers
Africa
Oran
Constantine
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Col
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Soviets
Communist China
Yugoslavia
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Soviet Union
France
United States
Colonaid Relief Claims Gentle Constipation Cure
Tense nerves block bowel impulses causing constipation. Colonaid tablets use a colonic nerve stimulant and bulking action to relieve constipation overnight. Clinically proved Colonaid is offered in an introductory size for 43 cents.
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Colonaid
Eisenhower to Head Foreign Policy Panel in Philadelphia
Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower will lead a Philadelphia forum panel on U S foreign policy on June 15. Moderator Sen Hugh Scott will be joined by Thomas S Gates Walter Judd Clare Boothe Luce William R Kintner and Rupert Strausz Hope for a candid assessment of current policy as part of a national Republican effort ahead of the San Francisco convention.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.S
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Thomas S. Gates
Pearl Harbor ace turned preacher Capt Mitsuo Fuchida converts to Christianity
Capt Mitsuo Fuchida, who led the Pearl Harbor attack, forgives his enemies after embracing Christianity. He spoke in New Castle and plans a September return as a missionary, after study at American Baptist Divinity School.
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Mitsuo Fuchida
Japan
Theodore Maitland
Harmony Baptist Church
Jesus Christ
Fuchida
Pearl Harbor
United States
American Baptist Divinity School
Berkeley
Calif
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Jacob DeShazer
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Naval Academy
Annapolis
New drug lowers cholesterol in 103 patients
Dr Michael Oliver reports early success of an isobutyric ester complex drug used on 103 patients with no toxic effects and about 80 percent showing marked cholesterol reduction. The column highlights liver roles and cautions readers to consult their own doctors for personal health issues.
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Michael Oliver
Royal Infirmary
Edinburgh
Scotland
Lady Attlee Dies in London at 68
Lady Attlee, wife of Britain's postwar prime minister, died in a London hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage at age 68. In Amersham, England, a separate report notes a break in at a house under construction with a stolen water heater dishwasher and kitchen sink.
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Lady Attlee
London
Amersham
England
UPI
Britain
Augusta
E. B. Harrison
Hugh Scott rallies for Scranton presidential bid
UPI says U.S. Sen. Hugh Scott plans to work hard to push Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton for the Republican nomination. Scott called Scranton a new candidate and said a nationwide Drive would start among GOP lawmakers, describing Draft Scranton as a movement rather than a single effort. He spoke after addressing the Pennsylvania News Broadcasters Association in Lebanon, Pa., then returned to Washington. A separate Manila note says bamboo is believed to be the fastest growing higher plant.
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UPI
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Scott
GOP
Scranton
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