Algerian Rival Factions Move Toward Settlement
In Algiers moderates Ben Youssef Ben Khedda and Ahmed Ben Bella allies work toward ending the leadership split that has split the country into armed camps. French army patrols reemerge amid threats of intervention while Moslem masses urge unity and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Algeria
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Mohammed Khider
Ahmed Ben Bella
Oran
Ben Khedda
Ben Bella
Wilayas
France
Communist Bloc
Final Physical Therapy Session Concludes Four-Part Program
Final session at Ransom Memorial Hospital capped a four part program led by Jessie Ball KU Medical Center physical therapist for care providers of incapacitated and chronically ill patients. The Kay Valley Heart Association sponsored the training with Dr Rose and others stressing rehabilitation as proactive, not passive, and the aim of maximizing patient self sufficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Ball
K. U. Medical Center
Carol Martin
Cedar House
Ransom Memorial Hospital
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kay Valley Heart Association
L. M. Treadwell
K. U. Medical
Will Rule On Ratner Motions In Kansas Disbarment Case
Russell Kansas AP A Kansas Supreme Court commissioner will rule on motions in the disbarment case against former Gov Payne Ratner and his son Payne Jr after briefs are filed After a Friday hearing Commissioner Jerry Driscoll declined to dismiss the motions sought by the State Board of Bar Examiners The attorney general had filed disbarment action alleging ethics violations including soliciting legal business among union railroad workers and lending money to clients with pending damage claims
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell, Kan
Kansas Supreme Court
Payne Ratner
Payne Jr
Jerry Driscoll
Ratners
State Board of Bar Examiners
Atty
William Ferguson
Weather County Forecast Shows Weekend Showers Ahead
Scattered showers are expected over the weekend with variable temperatures. Yesterday’s high reached 85 and today’s low is 67 while year-ago values were 94 and 73. Record highs and lows for this date are 107 in 1910 and 56 in 1920. Hourly data through 8 a.m. includes 9 a.m. 72 1 p.m. 75 6 p.m. 72.
Arrests In Race Trouble In Georgia
Albany movement leaders including Dr. Martin Luther King Jr were jailed with 27 others during prayer demonstrations in front of City Hall. Rev Andrew Young urged 700 Negroes to continue the fight as King’s fate and the movement hung on the outcome.
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Albany
Martin Luther King Jr
Andrew Young
King
Young
City Hall
Wyatt Tee Walker
Cincinnati
Weekly Herald tips contest crowns Thelma Egginton for misspelled signs
The Herald's tip contest crowned Mrs Thelma Egginton of RFD 1 for tipping about city signs misspelled as paralels. Her win edged out Mrs Joe Reams of 812 N Mulberry who reported biscuits exploding in a refrigerator. Several other tipsters contributed varied items and the chance to win $5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Thelma Egginton
RFD 1
Joe Reams
N. Mulberry
Ruth Carlson
Pomona
Fred Ferguson
Harvey Staadt
Janie Alexander
Maple
Carolyn Turley
Rantoul
Max Floyd
E. Wilson
the Herald
Expensive Sale Ends Quick Death for Owns Horse Short Time
Clyde Rice bought a horse at a recent sale for 65 dollars. While being driven home on West Wilson the horse bolted from the truck and was struck by Gordon Dyer's car, causing about 35 dollars damage to the car and 65 dollars to the animal. The horse died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Rice
Sheriff's Office
Rice
West Wilson
Gordon Dyer
Birch
Dyer
Tany's Toot Returns From Vacation Monday
Tany's Toot That regular tooter will be back from his vacation Monday and will be ready to do his own tooling. Welcome back, fella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tooter
Fella
Court Fight Over Candy Box Stock In Estate
A probate dispute from a Grettie M. Rebstock will rose to district court on appeal. Nieces Mab el Chandler and Blanche Perkins claim stock certificates found in a candy box are part of the residuary estate, while the court upheld they were not ordinary home contents. The stock, valued over 5000 dollars, is contested against six residuary heirs named in the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grettie M. Rebstock
Mabel Chandler
Richmond
Blanche Perkins
Clay Center
Rebstock
Miss Chandler
Miss Perkins
Garnett Savings Bank
Kenneth E. Hobson
Richland
Wash
Veep Named in Estes Case Ties to Hereford Grain Project
AMARILLO TEXAS AP An Estes associate Coleman McSpadden testified that Estes mentioned giving a part interest in a grain elevator and a giant grain terminal at Hereford to Vice President Lyndon Johnson though McSpadden doubted the remark. George Reedy said Johnson had no business dealings with Estes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Coleman T. McSpadden
Estes
McSpadden
Hereford
Lyndon Johnson
George Reedy
Washington
Johnson
Agreement Reached in General Dynamics Submarine Strike
Washington reports a three year contract was agreed for the Electric Boat division workers in Groton Connecticut after 11 nuclear submarines were delayed since July. AFL CIO Metal Trades Council of New London will vote next Tuesday on ratification. Union members had rejected two earlier two year proposals.
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Washington
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics Corp
Groton
Conn
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Wiliam E. Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Aflcio Metal Trades Council of
New London
Kennedy Family Celebrates First Lady Jacqueline’s 33rd Birthday
Hyannis Port Massachusetts AP report notes a Kennedy birthday gathering for Jacqueline Kennedy on her 33rd, with a family party planned at the scene of Kennedy reunions and the President arriving to extend birthday wishes while keeping plans private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyannis Port
Mass
Jacqueline
Kennedy
White House
Hight Die In Plunge Near Suffolk Eight Die In Canal Crash
Eight people died when a loaded passenger car left U S 58 460 and plunged into a roadside canal near Suffolk Virginia. Five women two young children and a two month old infant perished. The driver survived claiming he fell asleep at the wheel as rescuers pulled bodies from the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Here
U.S
US May Recognize New Peru Military Leaders
Washington sources report Lima planned to free deposed President Manuel Prado from custody aboard a navy transport as speculation rose that the United States might shift its stance toward Peru's military government. The junta, led by Gen Ricardo Perez Godoy, had halted aid and suspended relations, with Prado due to ex ile in France as a civilian authority questions the regime. Venezuela called for a foreign ministers conference over the Peruvian crisis amid fears of regional contagion.
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Lima
Peru
Manuel Prado
Washington
United States
Prado
State Department
U.S
James Loeb
Loeb
Themilitary
Ricardo Perez Godoy
White House
Alliance For Progress
France
Peruvian Supreme Court
Hemisphere
Latin America
Venezuela
US Plans New Test Ban Strategy With Soviet Inspection Focus
President Kennedy and advisers plan a Geneva approach challenging Moscow to accept international inspection. New US findings on detecting underground explosions could cut required on site inspections and posts. Dean to Geneva with data after Friday briefing to push revised Soviet stance on inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Geneva
Russia
Kennedy
U.S
Arthur Dean
Defense Department
Britain
Soviet Union
White House
Dean
Moscow
Kansan Straw Poll Tally in 1st District Race
Three newspapers in western Kansas released a straw poll showing Sen. James Pearson leading Edward Arn 1532 to 1383 with 760 undecided in the GOP senatorial primary. Carlson leads with 2744 over Corpstein 219. 662 undecided. Governor race shows Anderson 2577 over Crouch 224 with 790 undecided. Democrats Saffels 697 over Hart 639. 440 undecided. Dole unopposed in Congress race with 2835 for and 2019 for Breeding. 1046 undecided.
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Hutchinson, Kan
James B. Pearson
Edward Arn
Kansas
Hutchinson News
The
Salina Journal
Garden City Telegram
Frank Carlson
Joe Corpstein
John Anderson
Harvey Crouch
Dale Saffels
George Hart
Robert Dole
Floyd Breeding
Dole
Breeding
Marines Withdraw From Thailand amid Laos tensions
The Defense Department pulls out the remaining 1,800 Marines from Thailand with no stated reason, signaling reduced U.S. concern over Laos border security. About 2,200 Army and 1,000 Air Force personnel and assets remain to guard approaches from Laos as Geneva pact moves toward removing all foreign troops within 75 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
Thailand
Kennedy
Laos
Mekong
Geneva
Guerrella
Human Mistake Destroys Venus Probe Launch
Cape Canaveral AP reports an Atlas Agena B rocket worth eight million dollars carrying a four million dollar Mariner 1 spacecraft toward Venus was destroyed last Sunday due to a human mathematical error in the course equation. The miscalculation pushed the craft off course beyond radio correction, prompting range safety officials to destroy the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Venus
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Mariner 1
Storm Louise Dwindled Out in Japan After Typhoon
Tropical storm Louise, downgraded from a typhoon, perished after hitting central Honshu's mountains. Torrential rains and winds since Friday killed 11, with 2 missing and 16 injured. A second storm, Marge, was reported hovering in the western Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Louise
Honshu
Japan
Marge
West Pacific
Reds Launch A Satellite Pose Sputnik Liftoff
Moscow AP reports the Soviet Union launched its seventh unmanned Earth satellite of the current summer series. Tass announced the satellite carried various scientific instruments and was released into orbit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
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Edith Gibbons
Crestview
Mary Tankersley
Crestview Nursing Home
Lois Smith
IL. Rose
M.D
Department of Physical Medicine
University of Kansas Medical School
Miss Ball
Ratner
Georgia
Tany
Veep
Jackie
Raney
Nansemond- Suffolk Rescue Squad
Rerus
By John M. Hightower
Pearson
Storm Louise
Reds
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