Dr King in Jail as Albany Movement Faces Critical Moment
Albany Georgia movement leaders led by Martin Luther King Jr remain jailed after refusing to move from in front of Hall while about 700 Negro congregants gathered. Rev Andrew Young urged King that the movement’s fate lies in their hands as medics removed several who went limp among the crowd.
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Martin Luther King Jr
Andrew Young
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Cmenmatt White South
Walhiam Hansen
Ing
Young
City Hall
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Soblen death by own action reported in Brixton prison
Britain weighed fate of spy Soblen, held in Brixton after stabbing himself before U S court bid for release. He faces possible asylum appeal as authorities keep guard on him while transit status and legal challenges unfold. Demonstrations later prompted police action and arrests in Albany movement tensions.
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London
Robert Soblen
Brixton
Britain
Runlaway
United States
Russia
Soblen
England
Henry
Brooke
Permise
Simn
Brant
Seven exposed workers in hospital for radiation observation
OAK RIDGE Tenn two seven persons are in hospital for observation after exposure to radiation at the Puerto Rican nuclear center. The seven were exposed while fuel elements were being moved. They did not receive the minimum required radiation dose for hospitalization but were moved to the center's medical facilities for observation.
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Oak Ridge, Tenn
Atomic Energy Commission
Algerian Power Struggle Deepens as Ben Bella Forces Advance
Troops backing Ben Bella seized large areas of eastern Algeria while Krim set up a separate headquarters in Tizi Ouzou. Ben Khedda’s provisional government favored a seven man politburo but urged Council approval. Constantine was captured in a pro‑Ben Bella move, prompting calls to free arrested militants and condemn force as a threat to national unity.
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Ben Bella
Algeria
Kabylia
Belkacem Krim
National Liberation Army
Krim
Tizi Quso
Council of the Revolution
Edi
Constantine Wednes
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Marines Withdraw From Thailand Amid Laos War Context
The United States begins redeploying Marines previously stationed near the Thai Laotian border as concerns over Soviet detection and a potential test ban persist. U S Embassy in Bangkok notes the withdrawal ends a mobile strike force posture, while Geneva accords influence Laos neutrality and regional power dynamics. The 1 000 strong Marine contingent and accompanying units were deployed from Okinawa and are being repositioned to reduce exposure, with 250 radar units and air force personnel remaining at Don Muang and nearby bases.
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Takhii
New Chicken Game Reported At Idaho Airport Crowd
New dangerous game at Twin Falls airport involves youths lying on runway as planes approach. West Coast Airlines officials report fines totaling about 20 youths for trespass and endangering flights. Airport manager RB Masonet notes nightly runway patrols to prevent incidents begun roughly three weeks ago.
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Thor Failure Endangers A Test Series
Washington United Press International reports a Thursday failure to launch a nuclear rocket jeopardizes the Pacific test series. Three months into the program, Kennedy had projected two to three months, and officials say any further shots depend on presidential permission, with a six to eight week window if pursued.
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UPI
Kennedy
Shaston Sland
Sccuriar
Thor Rocker
New Frontier in Louisiana Primary Faces Kennedy Critics
In New Orleans and across Louisiana the New Frontier theme challenges Kennedy allies as voters head to primary polls. Key figures include Hale Boggs J Sen Russell Long and Rep Hebert amid anti Kennedy opposition, with local races in Hammond Ville Platte and Alexandria shaping the day.
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Hammond
Ty AL
Thompson
Ville Platte
Harold B. McSween
Alexan
Dria
US Task Force Commander Sets Up Udorn Headquarters
Several hundred men are assigned to the headquarters of US Task Force commander Lt. Gen. James L. Richardson for logistical, administrative and medical support. This includes a field hospital. A signal unit of about 354 men is scheduled to arrive soon for stationing at Udorn.
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Udorn
Fragmentary Long Beach Post Office Entry Notice
A garbled OCR fragment references a Post Office entry or notice in Long Beach with unclear dates and locations. It mentions Long Beach, a Sunday publication, and possible street and station details but the text is highly incomplete and ambiguous.
Bread New Hazard for Texas Drivers
A delt pane eullded head-on with an automo bile on Siste Highway 63. The plan which was varying four McAllen, Tex., men, was attempting a night landing on the road after rusning out of Fuel. None in the plane was in jured. Clifford Jones, a passen ger in the car driven by Kenneth Smith, was in jured slightly. Both are from Henderson,
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UPL
McAllen
Clifford Jones
Kenneth Smith
Henderson
Car Injures 2 Youths in Sleep Bags
Two youths camping in sleeping bags in a Palos Verdes Hills field were struck by a car driven into the area by four young men on a date. Robert A. Francis, 16, of Torrance and Sergio S. Gonzalez, 14, Redondo Beach, were treated for cuts and bruises at Little Company of Mary Hospital. Francis was admitted for back injuries. A witness, Hans H. Jensen, 20, Redondo Beach, recounted pulling the car over and hearing a cry as the youths were hit.
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Torrance
Sergio S. Gonzalez
Havemeyer
Ives Ln
Redondo Beach
Boy Suffocates in Refrigerator During Kid Game
Knoxville authorities report a boy died while playing a game titled “prison” with neighborhood children. The incident occurred as they used an old refrigerator, and the child became trapped inside, leading to his suffocation. Further details were not immediately released.
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Knoxville
Tenneh
Ernest Eugene Welcome
Hhe Canmre
Death Chamber
Fis Otra
Prise
Hearing Aids Hearing in Patient Care
Fragmented text about hearing aids and prescriptions. mentions patients and devices in a medical or telecommunication context. Sparse data, unclear specifics on persons, dates, or organizations.
Moves May Clear Path for Peru Junta Recognition
Washington sources report Peru's military rulers prepared to free deposed President Manuel Prado from custody aboard a Navy transport. Contingent on a Supreme Court declaration of governing power, U.S. relations could ease as diplomats weigh ambassador Loeb's status and potential return.
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Administration
Lima
Presiden
Manuel Prado
United States
Prado
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