Fighting Erupts In Algiers After Midnight Ceasefire
Algiers report says heavy Algerian artillery and mortar fire opened along the Moroccan border at dawn, hours after a Bamako ceasefire took effect. Moroccan and Algerian forces accuse each other of violations as a 550 mile frontier remains tense. an AU framework plans a multinational committee to review the dispute.
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Organization of ‘African Unity
Scared Punks Shoot Joe Tigerman in Kansas City
Joseph K. Tigerman, a Democratic faction leader, was shot three times and died in his used car office. The 54 year old had warned of threats by masked backers and described threats from unknown callers as he campaigned amid a row with political allies tied to Tom Pendergast era politics.
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Foreign Aid Bill Passes One Test
Washington reports the $3.817 billion foreign aid bill cleared its first Senate hurdle amid sharp exchanges. Dirksen called the vote a test. Mansfield warned of a long siege as Morse urged restoring the measure for major surgery. Over 50 amendments loom ahead with many changes possible before final passage.
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Leavenworth seeks injunctions against nine liquor nuisances
Temporary injunctions are sought against nine Leavenworth establishments charged with creating liquor nuisances. The effort stems from an investigation by a minister and a newspaper reporter. The Rev Thomas Reborn Jr and Jerry Mosier said they obtained evidence of liquor and gambling violations. Defendants have 30 days to answer.
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Coup Announces Diem and Nhu Death in Viet Nam Coup
Military rebels in Viet Nam declared the deaths of President Ngo Dinh Diem and his brother Nhu and formed a new Buddhist-led government. Provisional president Nguyen Ngoc Tho and Gen Doung Van Minh took power after a palace siege and dawn assault, while South Viet Nam saw jubilant crowds and cautious U.S. reaction.
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Diem's Vice President Leads New South Vietnam Government
Nguyen Ngoc Tho, 51, a southern Buddhist with a long service record, becomes South Vietnam's interim premier. A former vice president under Ngo Dinh Diem, Tho previously headed a special government committee during the Buddhist crisis and served as interior minister and ambassador to Japan. His appointment marks a shift from Diem's northern emphasis and aims to stabilize the regime amid Hoa Hao tensions and regional divides.
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Weather County Forecast Mostly Fair With Cloudiness
Mostly fair tonight and tomorrow with increasing cloudiness Sunday. Highs in the 60s and lows in the 40s. Yesterday's high was 60 and today's low 26. Record highs and lows for this date are 86 in 1987 and 16 in 1911. Hourly readings end at 8 a.m. with irregular OCR artifacts in the data.
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Real Injury Wins Contest Real Injury Wins Contest
Mrs. Lewis Wichman of RFD 2 reported a class dramatization in which Dennis Ritchey acted as a man shot. Ritchey fell to the floor with blood on his face after his glasses were jammed above his eye, requiring four stitches.
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England In Kilts Tailor Declares National Dress
A London tailor and cutter, noted for men’s clothing, urged the kilt as a national dress for British men in a main editorial. He argued that since the bicycle and wider breeding, few British families remain untouched by Scottish blood.
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Tony's Toot Charlie Moves to New Building
The Herald reports Tony's Toot Charlie, the paper's mascot cockroach, has relocated to the new building. Remaining items to move are the desky and the People, signaling a lighthearted cleanup of the office space.
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US Hopes New Rule Can Heal Wide Rift in South Viet Nam
Washington officials say the Vietnamese coup dissolving the Diem regime could win Buddhist support for a Western-backed war against the Viet Cong. Nguyens Tho named provisional prime minister pursues Buddhist conciliation as U.S. forces move toward Viet Nam to protect American lives. The overthrow ends Represssive Diem/Nhu rule and may restore aid and public backing for the military regime.
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Area Youth Wins Honor in Kansas 4H Award
Douglas Higbie of Wellsville wins state 4H Achievement Award in Kansas Boys Division. A Kansas State freshman and eight year SHAFF 4-H member, he will travel to National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago on December 15 with other state winners. He contributed to a judging team that won at the Mid America Fair and was second high individual, and was on the team that placed third at the Kansas State Fair in Hutchinson.
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