Front Man Sought by Algeria Chief
Algiers reports Col. Boumedienne seeks a civilian front man for his regime by negotiating with Ferhari Abbas and Rabah Bitat, two exiled leaders opposed to Ben Bella. The plan aims to restore democratic rule under army control while remaining the ultimate authority with Boumedienne.
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Algeria
Algiers
Houari Boumedienne
Ferhari Abbas
Rabah Bitat
Ahmed Ben Bella
Revolutionary Council
Boumedienne
EUT
Ben
Bella
Nurse Bares Terror in Rebel Held Congo
Margaret Hayes a 39 year old British missionary nurse described surrender to Congo rebels on Christmas Eve to spare villagers. She survived massacres and said rebels later demanded she work as a doctor between Buta and Stanleyville while detailing brutal treatment of priests and nuns.
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Congo
Leopoldville
the Congo
Here
Stanleyville
Rbanalia
Mary Elizabeth Baker
New Zealand
Miss Hayes
Buta
Legros
Nadine Legros
Belgium
Mink Theft Stuns London Store Following Weekend Raid
A gang of weekend raiders stole mink coats valued at about $1,000 from a department store in London, police said today. The incident highlights a bold shoplifting spree amid weekend distractions.
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London
Gepartment
NASA to release Mars photos soon after processing
NASA announced Mariner 4 will release the first of about 20 Mars photographs within 36 to 48 hours after capture. The agency said later pictures will be processed further before public release as scientists study Mars up close.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Mariner
Mars
NASA
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pasadena
Calif
Tares
Phoenix
Foreign Affairs Take Up Most Of President's Time
Boston AP report quotes Jack Valenti saying President Johnson spends about 75 to 80 percent of his time on foreign affairs and 20 to 25 percent on domestic issues He notes Johnson has no yes men around him and claims the president has unusual energy and rarely says I am tired.
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Boston
Johnson
Jack Valenti
Valenti
Advertising Federation of America
Popular Nation
Nebraska Income Tax Step Closer
Governor Morrison will let a Nebraska income tax bill become law without his signature after veto threats over a technical defect. The plan would implement a flat rate tax on net income after deductions, with the rate set annually by the state board of equalization to cover appropriations.
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Lincoln
Neb
Frank Morrison
Nebraska
Morrison
State Board of Equalization
Giant Condors Safe As California Fires Threaten Forest
Flames roared through Los Padres National Forest near Fillmore threatening the Sespe Wildlife Area home to California condors. Fire officials said wind shifts could endanger the birds, though current estimates put the population around 40. Containment hoped by tomorrow morning after a camper's truck caught fire at Sweetwater Campground sparked the blaze, which charred about 700 acres.
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Calif
Los Padres National Forest
Los Angeles
Sespe
Here
Carl Hickerson
U.S. Forest Service
Sweetwater
Lynda Johnson Heads Toward Wyoming for July Fourth Weekend
Lynda Bird Johnson and her party left Grand Canyon National Park yesterday and were reported bound for Laramie Wyoming to spend the Fourth of July weekend. She arrived at the canyon around noon Saturday for a brief sight seeing stop.
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Grand Canyon
UPI
Lynda Bird Johnson
Grand Canyon National Park
Laramie
Wyo
Miss Johnson
Yacht Lake St. John Sinks Near Cuba. Four Rescued
A 104 foot yacht Lake St. John sank off the northeast coast of Cuba in the Bahamas Channel before dawn. Four crewmen were rescued by the Norwegian freighter Sun Breeze and the USS Greenwood near Guantanamo Bay. One man was picked up at 8:15 am. No cause announced. The vessel was a converted World War II air-sea rescue craft.
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UPS
Cuba
Lake
St. John
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Bahamas
Lake St. John
Sun Breeze
Cuban
Greenwood
Chinese Claim Jet Shot Down by Pathet Lao in Laos
Peking Radio said a U.S. F105 jet was shot down and three others were damaged by Pathet Lao units in Sam Neua Province Laos last Friday. The report from Tokyo attributed the claim to the Chinese government, detailing the incident and location.
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Tokyo
Peking Radio
U.S
Sam Neua
Business Manager Named Special Representative in Plumbing Union
Ray Sanders, longtime Plumbers Local 469 executive, becomes special representative of the United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices. Anthony J. Kienstra will temporarily run the local. Sanders starts July 5 in Los Angeles and will organize for the union as August elections set a permanent business manager. He serves on the state AFL-CIO executive board and Phoenix labor councils.
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Plumbers Local 469
United Association of Journeymen
United States
Canada
Anthony J. Kienstra
Sanders
Los Angeles
E. Palm Lane
Afl-Cio
Phoenix Central Labor Council
Phoenix
Plumbers
Senate Rejects Johnson Plan on Duty Exemption
The Senate Finance Committee votes 8 to 7 against the $50 duty free exemption for goods bought abroad by U S tourists. It adopts the House’s $100 limit based on retail value, with the current $500 wholesale-based limit set to expire Wednesday unless action is taken. President Johnson argues the exemption aids the balance of payments.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
U.S
Congress
Johnson
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Field Worker Faces Charges After Marijuana Find
Reuben A. Vargas, 30, of Tempe, was arrested near Central and Durango by state narcotics agents after 17 cellulose bags carried marijuana. He faces two counts of illegal sale of narcotics and has over $2,000 worth of cannabis in his possession.
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Reuben A. Vargas
E. Lemon
Tempe
Central
Durango
George O. Dowell
State Narcotics Division
Vargas
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