Massive French referendum seen for De Gaulle as Algeria pact looms
Paris observers predict up to 90 percent support for De Gaulle’s peace accords and Algeria referendum while violence continues in Algiers and Oran. Communists and Socialists back peace but resist linking it to De Gaulle’s broader policies. Algeria’s future to be decided in a separate vote within months.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Algeria
Algiers
Oran
France
Tunis
Indonesia Faces Famine Threat
Indonesia warns of famine amid acute rice shortage. Defense Minister Nasution orders cut in soldiers pay and rations to divert food to civilians. Reports cite malnutrition across densely populated Java and scattered telegraphs requesting urgent rice aid. Despite surpluses in Acteh Sumatra central Sumatra and South Celebes poor transport hinders distribution.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Abdul Haris Nasution
West New Guinea
Southeast Asia
Java
Bandjar
Borneo
South Borneo
Banjar
Djorong
Hope
Acteh
Sumatra
Celebes
Shipping season opens at Buffalo with Breech departure
The 1962 Great Lakes shipping season opened for the Port of Buffalo today as the ore carrier Ernest R Breech departed for Toledo and Detroit.
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Buffalo
Great Lakes
Ernest R. Breech
Toledo
Detroit
Hungry robber pockets $88 then leaves tip after restaurant heist
A man armed with a gun robbed a Buffalo restaurant cash register on Friday taking 88 dollars. He left a one dollar tip for his just finished meal before fleeing the scene.
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Buffalo
Two Cherry Blossom Queens Share Washington Festival Crown
Washington’s Cherry Blossom Festival crowned Miss Rhode Island Frances Pastore and Miss Colorado Kathleen Knous as co queens after the festival wheel slipped, causing a switch amid the crowd. The ceremony included Vice President Johnson and highlighted Japan's gift of the cherry trees planted in 1912 along the Tidal Basin.
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Washington
Rhode Island
John A. Logan
Festival Hall
Frances Elizabeth Pastore
Miss Knous
Miss Pastore
Sen
John O
Pastore
Colorado
Logan
Perle Mesta
Taft-Hartley Law Considered to Break Shipping Strike
President Kennedy weighs invoking Taft-Hartley to end a three week West Coast shipping strike. Hawaii Governor Quinn urges action as the halt cuts vital supplies. Wirtz and Moore return from talks after Friday deadlock with Pacific Maritime Association and unions opposing emergency injunctions.
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Washington
Kennedy
Hawai'i
Hawaii
William F. Quinn
White House
W. Willard Wirtz
Arthur J. R
Wirtz
Robert Moore
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Pacific Maritime Association
The
Shippers Association
Barber Marries In Traffic Court Ceremony
Sam Cipolla a 46 year old barber appeared in traffic court in Rochester for the first time this week not to pay a fine but to wed. Judge Sidney Z Davidson interrupted the fine levying duties and performed the ceremonies before the groom could be nervous. The couple named Faye Ferris chose a simple ceremony and skipped a honeymoon to save for a home.
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Rochester
Sam Cipolla
Sidney Z. Davidson
Sam
Faye Ferris
Berlin Talks To Reopen in Week
The United States and Russia plan to reopen talks next week on the Berlin situation. Undersecretary of State George W. Ball said Allies will make major decisions on how to proceed. Topics include proposals for an international control authority over access to the divided city. Informants said new talks were set after U S ambassador Llewellyn Thompson met President Kenney. Talks may be held in Washington with Soviet ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Berlin
George W. Ball
U.S
Moscow
Llewellyn Thompson
Kenney
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Soviet Union
Ecuador Rebels Rise Against Arosemena Amid Cuban Links
Army imposes emergency in north central Ecuador and hunts pro Castro insurgents described as Revolutionary Union of Ecuadorian Youth. At least one soldier killed, 30 rebels captured as Quito reports push to right and Cuba ties influence unrest.
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Quito
Ecuador
Julio Carlos Arosemena
Quevedo
Revolutionary Union of
Arosemena
Cuba
Poland
Czechoslovakia
South America
Communist Party
Bear Ejected In Safe Return From High Speed Bomber Test
Smoky the bear was ejected from a B58 bomber at 1 060 mph and 45 000 feet at Edwards Air Force Base. The 125 pound bear landed safely in a scrubbed bombing range after a five foot high capsule ride. The test aims to perfect an ejection capsule providing oxygen and wind blast protection for air crew at high altitudes.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Smoky
Desert
CWO
Edward J. Murray
Dayton
Ohio
Nine Die As Station Wagon Crashes on U S 301
A station wagon carrying nine people home to Ohio crashed into a bridge on U S 301 near Lanning South Carolina and burst into flames. Six died including four children. Victim Mrs R L Munger 30 of Gates Mills Ohio daughter of Myron H Wilson Jr president of the Cleveland Indians baseball club.
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Restrikfes
Lanning
S. C
Ohio
U. S
R. L. Munger
Gates Millis
Myron H
Mike) Wilson Jr
Clevend Indians
Salinger to Take 10 Day Vacation in Virgin Islands
White House press secretary Pierre Salinger plans to depart Monday for a 10 day vacation in the Virgin Islands.
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Washington
White House
Pierre Salinger
Virgin Islands
Cuba To Release Seven U S Treasure Hunters
Seven American treasure hunters arrested in Cuba expect to leave by plane with clearance from the Swiss Embassy. State Department said Switzerland handles U S affairs in Cuba and anticipated no difficulty in freeing the men. Identified locals include Gordon S. Patton and others. Coast Guard had searched for a boat carrying the divers.
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Gordon
Patton
Pisces
Emssy
United States
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State Department
Washington
Dean Rusk
Coast Guard
Rusk
Jamaica
Havana Radio
Oriente
Havana
Marion Kuchilan
Pompano Beach
Fla
Switzerland
U. S
Miami
Gordon S. Patton
Ocean City
Fred Dickinson Jr
N. J
Mike Freeman
Washingon
D. C
John Sterry
Brewster
N. Y
John E. Johnson
Joe Campbell
Washington, D. C
Bernie Nistad
Brooklyn
U.S. Coast Guard
Murder, threats link New Orleans desegregation push
A Roman Catholic layman Harold Dittmann faced death threats after appearing on TV to back desegregation of parochial schools in New Orleans. Archbishop Cody met with Dittmann and five others in a midnight conference while Mrs. Gaillot disclosed a letter from Archbishop Rummel threatening excommunication over segregation views.
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New Orleans
Harold F. Dittmann
Dittmann
John Patrick Cody
B. J. Gaillot Jr
Joseph Francis Rummel
Dittman
Rummel
Knights of Columbus
Holy Name Society
Catholic Daughters of America
Gaillot
Save Our Nation, Inc
Three Toronto Men Die in Lakeshore Crash
A head on collision on Lakeshore Boulevard near the Canadian National Exhibition grounds killed three Toronto men Ted Enderby 36 Gerry D Walter 24 and John W Fotherby 22. A Gray Coach Lines bus carrying a Masonic service party from Buffalo New York was involved. Bus driver James Burns and two passengers were treated at hospital with non serious injuries.
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Toronto
Lakeshore Boulevard
Gray Coach Lines
Buffalo
N.Y
Weer
Ted Enderby
Gerry D. Walter
John W. Fotherby
James Burns
Amish Lose Bid to Keep Bright Lamps on Buggies
In Lancaster Pennsylvania the Amish have lost a fight to keep buggies without bright lights. The State Bureau of Traffic Safety ordered that old-fashioned buggies be equipped with bright red flashing lamps for night driving. The Amish had requested a less gaudy option.
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Lancaster
State Bureau of Traffic Safety
Winthrop Rockefeller May Run in Arkansas
In Fayetteville Arkansas Winthrop Rockefeller hinted at a possible run for Arkansas governor telling 1 800 Republicans he would announce his decision by next week Supporters urged him to enter and national committeeman William E Miller criticized the Kennedy administration while rally attendees shouted for a governor to be chosen in Arkansas
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Hastings -On - Hudson
N.Y
Maitland
William Degna
White Plains
Leonard Rubenfeld
Degna
Nora
Mary Wehrman
Brenhouse
Fayetteville
Ark
Arkansas
Winthrop Rockefeller
Rockefeller
New York
William E. Miller
Rn.y
Republican National Committee
Kennedy
Viet Nam Troops Beat Guerrillas at An Hoa Outpost
South Viet Nam government forces claim victory after repelling a four hour assault by 600 Viet Cong at An Hoa outpost. The 110 man garrison reported 38 guerrilla dead while government losses totaled six dead and 18 wounded. The action formed part of a broader Tra Bong district offensive in the central coastal region about 330 air miles northeast of Saigon.
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AN Hor
South Viet Nam
An Hoa
Tra Bong
Saigon
Massena Mourns Mayor Thomas S. Bushnell
Thomas S. Bushnell, Massena mayor and longtime Democrat, died today in Haven Florida hospital. He first served 1931 to 1935 and was elected again in 1957, with re election every two years since.
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Massena UP
Thomas S. Bushnell
New York
Haven, Fla
Smallpox Fear Spreads in Brigend Wales
Four new suspected smallpox cases admitted to a Brigend hospital on Friday amid a prior outbreak in the same area last month that killed five Welsh residents.
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Wales
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