French Kill 152 Rebels in 3 Battles in Algeria
French military authorities report 152 Nationalist rebels killed across three battles in Algeria, with 16 soldiers dead and 15 wounded. Other clashes in Europe and France claim several lives as protests surge after the Melouza massacre.
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Algiers
Algeria
France
Melouza
Melonza
National Liberation Movement
FLN
MNA
Sodmmam
Grande Hkabylic
Ouarsonis
Tlemcen
Batna
Niska
Light Sentence Won by Drill Instructor
SAN ANTONIO Tex A court martialtoday sentenced a drill instructor to a light penalty after hearing pleas of extenuating circumstances. The trainee was acquitted of kicking and mistreatment claims while the instructor received a two month pay reduction of 450 dollars per month and one grade down. Family members praised the verdict as fair and impartial.
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San Antonio
Tex
William Roberts Jr
George
Shavitt Walker
Springfield
Mooberts
Robert Din
Air Forces
Roberts
We'll Kill Children Threat Letter Targets Navy Family in Japan
Douglas F. Scott a Yokosuka Naval Ordnance Testing Base employee and UCLA alumnus from North Hollywood says he and his wife Midori received a ransom demand from a stranger in Tokyo. The letter threatens to harm their four children, names his family, and requests 3 100 000 yen or about $9 000, claiming they will cut the children into pieces if demands are not met. Scott says the letter arrived after a warning call to Tokyo and was tied to a previous magazine fear, with the family recently relocating from Mojave Desert to Japan in 1955.
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Tokyo
Navy
Japan
Flace
Zirata
Douglas F. Scott
Scott
Yokosuka Naval/Hollywood
North Hollywood
United Press
UCLA
Marie
Douglas
Garelano
Mark
Terry
Navy Ordnance
Mojave
China
One Lake
L A Pill Seller Gets Year Term
Santa Monica officials report Seymour Goldstein a 36 year old sign maintenance man was sentenced in Municipal Court after pleading guilty to possessing and selling barbiturates and amphetamines. City prosecutors called him probably the biggest single supplier of dangerous drugs in the area with a wholesale capacity of 500 to 50 000 pennies to teens.
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Santa Monica
VPA
Los Angeles
Seymour Goldstein
James W. Shumac
Goldstein
Shumar
Vanderbilt alimony fight and defense budget notes
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr seeks $26,000 from alimony trust as he details precarious finances and unpaid bills while The Defense Department signals a 3% development spend in the next year with calls for qualitative military superiority amid Russia missile programs. testimony includes former Air Force head James Douglas and defense chief Quarles.
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New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr
Vanderbilt
State Supreme Court
Lund
Patricia Wallace Vandersbilt
Walter A. Lynch
Washington
UPI
Secretary of Defense
Donald
Quarles
Defense
Department
Air Force
Senate
UCLA Holds 38th Annual Commencement Exercises
Seniors and graduate students at the University of California Los Angeles receive degrees at the 38th annual commencement. Speakers include President Robert Gordon Sproul Chancellor Raymond B Allen and Admiral Arleigh A. Burke Chief of Naval Operations.
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Los Angeles
University of California At Los Angeles
Robert Gordon Sproul
Raymond B. Allen
Adm
tAritigh A. Burne
Naval Operations
Upside Down N Y Painter Freed From Death Noose
Milton Hinden a 35 year old Brooklyn painter hung upside down ten stories over Times Square as a scaffold collapsed He grabbed a twisted pulley tape and held on until firemen and co workers rescued him All witnesses described a daring rope trick during the rush hour rescue at Astor Theater Broadway and 45th Street.
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New York
WUPR
Times Square
Milton Hinden
Brooklyn
Hlspeck
Hanpen
Astor Theater
Broadway
45Th St
Hinde
Nixon to Jaycees headlining 37th annual convention
Vice President Richard M. Nixon will attend the Junior Chamber of Commerce Jaycees 37th Annual convention held June 25 to 27 in Milwaukee. The UW S center in Tulsa was cited as the headquarters for the Jaycees event.
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Nixon
Jaycees
Tulsa
Okla
UW. S
Ziegfeld Star Dies in California
Inverness California Mary Hay Hastings 55 once a Ziegfeld Follies star and first wife of actor Richard Sarthe lmess died Tuesday UPI report notes her stage name and career connections.
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Ziegfeld
Inverness
Calif
UPI
Mary Hay Hastings
Richard Sarthelmess
CBS Sells Khrushchev Interview for World Broadcast
New York report says CBS Television Films Sales secured repeat showings of Sunday's filmed interview with Communist leader Nikita Khrushchev. Orders come from Chicago St Louis Kansas City Washington Britain Canada Australia Sweden and Mexico.
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New York
Pirces
Nikita S. Krushchev
CBS Television Films Sales, Inc
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Washington, D. C
Britain
Canada
Australia
Guba
Sweden
Mexico
Housewife Saves Child in Canal Near Long Island Home
Grace Ruden a 36 year old housewife with prewar nurse aide training rescued 15 month old Patrick Pizzarelli who fell into a canal near Massapequa New York. She waded in up to her waist and after 15 minutes of artificial respiration the child revived and opened his eyes. The dramatic rescue occurred after Frank Pizzarelli cried that his brother was in the water.
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Massapequa
Long Island
Grace Ruden
Frank Pizzarelli
Patrick Pizzarelli
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Errol
Garner
Duke Ellington
Magnavox
Companion
CBS
Khrushchev
American Tourister
Marta Mia
Krint Oases
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