Scorched Earth Campaign Continuing In Algiers
In Algiers the European Secret Army renews destruction as talks with Moslem nationalists drift. Officials say amnesty talks may halt the scorched earth drive while Moslems reject changes to Evian accords and violence increases with attacks on city facilities.
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Algiers
European Secret Army Organization
Secret Army
Secret
Algeria
Paris
Rocher Noir
Belkacem Krim
Abderrahmanel Fares
Algerian Provisional Executive
European Community
Jacques Chevallier
Jean — Jacques Susini
Evian
Chateauneuf
France
Sidi Bel Abbes
Foreign Legion
Ninth Zouave Regiment
Federal Judge Ultimatum in Estes Debt Case
Federal judge demands Billie Sol Estes meet creditors next week to settle debts totaling about 17.5 million dollars or face immediate bankruptcy proceedings. Estes, listing assets of roughly 20.8 million and liabilities near 38.4 million, has proposed a plan to pay creditors and aid 4 H Club youths, which creditors rejected.
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EL Paso
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
Dallas
Estes
West Texas
Subcommittee to Hear 1960 Warning on Estes Deal
A House subcommittee will call consultant James A. McConnell who warned Commercial Solvents in 1960 that its Billie Sol Estes deal carried seeds of self destruction. McConnell emailed Maynard C. Wheeler, company president, as he completed three days of testimony.
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Washington P
House
Commercial Solvents Corp
Billie Sol Estes
James A. McConnell
Billie
McConnell
Maynard C. Wheeler
Commercial Solvents
Department of Agriculture
Eisenhower
Grissom Returns Home for Indiana Celebration
Astronaut Virgil I. Grissom, 36, America’s second man in space, arrives in Mitchell Indiana amid a town celebration led by Gov. Matthew E. Welsh and Purdue President Frederick L. Hovde. He will lay the cornerstone for Mitchell High School to be named Virgil I. Grissom Building. His six car motorcade travels to his parents’ Grissom Avenue home after a quiet welcome with family.
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Mitchell
Ind
Virgil I
Gus) Grissom
Kentucky
Matthew E. Welsh
Frederick L. Hovde
Purdue University
Grissom
Grissom Avenue
Virgil I. Grissom
America
Indiana
Denbigh
Dennis D. Grissom
Betty
Scott
Mark
Norman
Lowell
Eighth Grade Pompadour Fight Threatens Graduation
Two 15 year old boys at Mark Twain Elementary face possible denial of diplomas after refusing to cut their elaborate pompadours. Principal Miss Mary P Mackin ordered hair shearing or diploma in office next Wednesday. the students relented Thursday but kept the style to a minimum.
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Chicago
Wayne Tiess
Ronald Wracho
Mark Twain
Mary P. Mackin
Miss Mackin
Thiess
Warhol
Wayne
Ronald
Worth per pound for dead mosquitoes shocks Chicago
A misdirected tip from East Chicago leads to a claim that the price for dried ground mosquitoes rose to 5455.20 a pound. The Mosquito Abatement District and Associated Press offices were contacted for confirmation, but no processor was named.
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Chicago
Ind
Associated Press Bureau
Mosquito Abatement District
Cook County
Labeling rule for water added hams approved by USDA
The Agriculture Department ordered smoked hams with water added to be labeled ham water added after a prior attempt to use imitation ham was voided by the Supreme Court. The moisture cap of up to 10 percent had been allowed by former Secretary Ezra Taft Benson for texture and taste.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Supreme Court
Ezra Taft Benson
Gilbert Hopes To Pay Back All $2 Million
Edward M. Gilbert, 38, New York financier, admitted unauthorized withdrawals of 2 million from E. L. Bruce Co. He fled to Rio de Janeiro and hopes to repay all, though he cannot say how. He denies hiring the Brazilian lawyer for fugitive financiers and awaits decisions on return.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Edward M. Gilbert
New York
Brazil Herald
Gilbert
E.L. Bruce Co
Wepped
Rio
United States
the Herald
Jorge Chalupe Sobrinho
District Attorney's
U.S. Securities Exchange Commission
Wall Street
Fares US Canada air travel to require US currency after July 16
The Civil Aeronautics Board announced that fares between the United States and Canada must be paid in U S currency or its equivalent after July 16 due to the Canadian dollar devaluation, rescinding the prior waiver allowing payment in Canadian currency. Jamestown police revive 1917 law to curb youth smoking as educators report widespread pupil smoking and a 18 year old purchase ban.
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Washington
United States
Canada
U. S
Civil Aeronautics Board
Jamestown
Soldier Dies In County Road Crash Near Sodus Point
Pvt Anthony Cosmano 25 of Warren Pennsylvania was killed when his car left a county road and struck a tree near a Wayne County community on a three day pass from the 972nd Signal Battalion at Tobyhanna. He was en route to Sodus Point.
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Socus UP
Anthony Cosmano
Warren
Wayne County
Cosmano
Tobyhanna
Sodus Point
Four Die Crossing Border Deship Prime Minister Nehru
Four Santhal tribesmen were killed and six wounded as East Pakistan forces fired on a band crossing into Malda district India early Friday. Prime Minister Nehru addressed Parliament about the incident.
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Nehru
East Pakistan
Malda
India
Five Die in Two Auto Collisions Near West Carthage
State Police report a two car head on collision on a county road near West Carthage New York killed three adults and left two others injured. The deceased include Albert G Ryther 77 of Copenhagen his wife Ruth 57 and Richard S Currier 26 of C State Police said Currier was married and father of two Ryther a retired carpenter.
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West Carthage
Cortland Utica Autobile Rollover Kills Two in Cortland
An auto left a highway curve on Route 41 near Cortland, rolling over several times and killing two occupants. Victims include 19 year old David J. Corser of Cortland. It marks the first fatalities from a motor vehicle crash in Cortland County this year.
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Cortland UP
David J. Corser
Cort
Cortland County
Cortland
Shot at West Berlin patrol misses officer
An East German border guard fired on a West Berlin policeman patrolling the Wall today but missed. West police reported the incident, detailing the attempted shooting near the famed border.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Red Wall
Two U S Officers Die In Red Ambush Near Saigon
A Red Guerrilla ambush 30 miles north of Saigon killed two U S officers from the Military Advisory Assistance Group and wounded more than 20. Vietnamese troops aided by a U S helicopter pursued the Viet Cong, estimated at 300 to 400 fighters. Three vehicles burned, bodies recovered, names withheld pending notification of next of kin.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
Pusuit
Ben Cat
South
Viet Nam
Viet
United States
Ngo Dinh Viem
Graham urges youths to give up leisure for missionary work
Evangelist Billy Graham in Chicago’s Crusade for Christ appeals to youths to accept missionary duties both abroad and in Chicago. He urges leaving leisure, citing global need and local gangs, with 1,650 decisions for Christ reported from the McCormick Place rally and the crusade near its close at Soldier Field.
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Chicago
Billy Graham
Graham
Free World
McCormick Place
University of Oklahoma
Nigeria
Saheneele
Soldier Field
Man Killed in Nickel Plate Wreck Near Westfield
A tramp killed when 42 Nickel Plate Railroad freight cars wrecked in a Western New York village. The man carried a Social Security card reading Charles Harold Nolan but no address was found. State Police identify him as an unidentified rider in the wrecked car.
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Westfield
New York Village
Charles Harold Nolan
Fifty Die in Nicaraguan Border Region Gastroenteritis Outbreak
An Italian Catholic missionary reported fifty deaths in the Carizal region near the Honduran border from high fever and nausea. Authorities attribute the fatalities to gastroenteritis, a common stomach and intestinal ailment in Central America.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Carrizal
Central America
Syracuse Man Killed in Roadside Collision
James L Taylor age 32 of Syracuse died Friday in a crash on Rock Cut Road near the city line when his automobile collided with a tractor trailer.
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Syracuse
James L Taylor
Rock Cut Road
Pro-West Premier Song Yo Chan Resigns in Korea
South Korea’s Pro-Western Premier Song Yo Chan and Finance Minister Chun Byung Kyu resigned for personal reasons. The military government led by Gen. Park announced their departures after an emergency meeting and said other ministers planned to step down as well.
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Seoul
Song Yo-Chan
South Korea
Chun Byung- Kyu
Song
Chun
Chung Hee Park
Park
More Refugees Reach Macao
A total of 148 refugees from Red China arrived in the Portuguese colony of Macao on Friday night.
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Macao
Red China
Portugese
Premature Chorney triplets reach home after 1500 to 1 odds
The three Chorney girls born May 6 in Brooklyn have returned home weighing over five pounds each after a remarkable birth that medical experts valued at 1500 to 1 against. The family notes the Manning quadruplets from South Weymouth as a parallel success.
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Chorney
Associated Press
Brooklyn
Manning
South Weymouth
Mass
John
Robert
Richard
Betty
Charlotte Bernice
Christine Sheryl
Long Island Jewish Hospital
Queens
Anthony
Roberta Chorney
Manning Quads
Mannings
Chorneys
Nixon Rejects Shell Deal For California Governor Bid
Caspar Weinberger quotes Richard Nixon saying no deals would be made with Joseph Shell to secure support for Nixon in the California governor race. Shell had offered to back Nixon if given 35 percent of California’s 1964 GOP delegation and a $200 million state budget cut, but Nixon reportedly rejected the proposal.
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Los Angeles
California
Richard M. Nixon
Joseph C. Shell
Nixon
Caspar Weinberger
Republican State Central Committee
Shell
Weinberger
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Wheeler
Deposit Upi
Alton Dennis
Dennis
Delaware County
William H. McKeon
Stanley H. Lowell
Robert F. Wagner
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Robert Gardner
Nashua
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Ngo Dinh Diem
Quits
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