U.S. Center Razed in Algiers Amid Algerian Turmoil
Rioting settlers clashed with police in Algiers and other Algerian cities as De Gaulle moved toward loosening ties with France. U.S.I.S. offices were smashed with walls, tables torn apart, and the library looted. De Gaulle met Premier Debre in Paris about the deteriorating situation and reportedly planned another Algerian trip.
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Algeria
France
Paris
Michel Debre
Lan Hing
Philippeville
anti-De Gaulle
U.S
GOP Seeks Recount Amid Fraud Claims After Kennedy Victory
A GOP committee reports 3,000 to 4,000 telegrams arriving at Washington and Nixon's office alleging irregularities in Chicago as Kennedy carries Illinois and California margins. Officials note no proof yet, with FBI-level probes promised and Cook County recount funds raised locally. Morton urges state chairs to review balloting while noting several wards under grand jury scrutiny.
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Caltol
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Texas
San Antonio
Kennedy
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Richard M. Nixon
Alaska
Illinois
Alabama
Mississippi
Morton
U. S. District Attorney's
A. F. Manion
U.S. Attorney
Manion
Cook County
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Ring
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PanOrama City
Huntington Park
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Euclid
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Ilong Beach
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Dean & Hoffman
Cherry Ave
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1830
Artesia Dooley's Hardware Mart
Long Beach
Everybody Discount
Long Beach Blvd
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Reliable Radio & TV
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Writeway CO
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