Paris Riots Prompt Mass Algerian Expulsions
French authorities ordered 1,500 Algerians expelled after curfew riots in Paris. Three people died and 77 were seriously injured, including thirteen police officers. Riot squads arrested 11,538 Algerians. many held at Sports Palace and Coubertin Stadium. A 48 hour return to Algeria was announced amid ongoing identity checks. A four hour electricity strike disrupted transit and morale.
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Mendham Chief Directs One-Man Force in $10,000 Bank Robbery
Mendham New Jersey police chief Earl Moore with a lone unit directed the arrest of two suspects in a $10,000 bank robbery at the Morris County Savings Bank branch. He deployed reinforcements after a bomb hoax, staged by officers including a workman disguised attacker, and the two men were confronted as they emerged from the bank with the loot.
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Taylor Meets South Viet Nam Chief Amid Crisis
Gen Maxwell D Taylor conferred three hours with President Diem in Saigon seeking new means to cope with the deteriorating guerrilla threat. A U S spokesman said talks were candid yet not optimistic, while Diem urged continued U S support as Hanoi and Viet Cong staged protests in Hanoi. The emergency decree in the North raised questions on possible U S troop involvement.
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Montana Governor objects to UN Day proclamation
Helena Montana Governor Donald G Nutter said at a news conference Tuesday he will not proclaim United Nations Day in Montana on October 24 The remark framed the UN as a minority defaming forum and enemies of the country in the governors view The article notes the governor declined the proclamation citing his stance on the UN
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Planes for Tito Backed by Eisenhower Backed Deal
The White House said the sale of 130 surplus jet fighters to Yugoslavia was in line with a continuing program from Truman through Eisenhower and Kennedy. Eisenhower, speaking at a news conference, called the deal in the United States best interests and noted that military aides reviewed it with Kennedy. Pierre Salinger said Kennedy inherited a list of considerations, with the jet purchase among them.
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Arkansas Worker Awarded Benefits After Shoulder Injury
In Little Rock the Arkansas Supreme Court ruled Mrs. Delena Haana a canning factory employee qualifies for workers compensation benefits following a shoulder injury occurring while performing job duties. Senator Byrd, D-Va, urged debate on the case during Tuesday remarks.
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