Sukarno Calls for Action to Free New Guinea
Indonesian President Sukarno declares a decisive moment for liberating Dutch New Guinea and orders armed forces to ready for action. He vows to mobilize progressive forces abroad, dismisses United States mediation, and hints at a future command announcement amid ongoing UN debate and rising unrest in the region.
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Europeans Rampage in Algeria
In Oran, Algeria, bands of young Europeans attacked Algerians and burned shops on Wednesday as police struggled to contain the violence. Ten Algerians were killed and 40 were injured in the fourth day of unrest fueling fears of a bloodbath in the port city of about 400,000. A strike by European merchants accompanied the raids in what observers described as a flare of sectarian strife.
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Nab Suspect After Blast in House in Wichita
Wichita police tentatively identify a badly injured man after a gas explosion destroyed a vacant house. Detectives match a billfold photo to Alfred Weley Ratzloff, 42, linked to a Colorado kidnapping beating. wallet papers show Denver and Cheyenne addresses. A teenage kidnapping survivor from Aurora, California, identified him, while a local girl later recovered shot and beaten.
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Airlines Propose Fifty Dollar Penalty for No-Show Tickets
New York report says Thajer domestic airlines reached an agreement to impose a maximum 50 dollar penalty on passengers who pay for tickets and do not use them. Under the plan passengers would forfeit 50 percent if seeking a refund with no satisfactory reason. No details were given by the 11 airlines involved. The no-show issue has troubled airlines.
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Mrs Vivienne Day Dies Noted critic and author
New York, UPI Mrs Vivienne Koch Day 47 prominent critic and author known for radio and television work died Wednesday. She was the wife of John F Day European representative for Time Inc The CAB faced antitrust concerns over a proposed airline policy and required special permission to proceed.
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