Moroccans Recapture Two Outposts in Desert Fight
Moroccan troops retook two Sahara Desert outposts near Hassi Beida and Tindjoub as Algerians retreated from the positions. Moroc can commanders claimed to have flushed Algerians from caves and foxholes while reinforcing water wells vital to survival in the desert. Talks in Marrakech failed to produce a cease-fire, and Algerian negotiators flew back to Algiers amid reports of a larger Moroccan push toward Tindouf.
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Hassi Beida
Tindjoub
Hussi J Beida
Beni
Omar Driss
Associated Press
Andrew Borowiec
Driss
U.N. Congo
Borowiec
Mauritenia
Flu Delays Tito Visit to California and San Francisco Stop
Tito’s planned visit to California was postponed after he consulted doctors at Langley Field about undertaking the trip. The Yugoslav party’s flight readiness and baggage plane remained on standby while officials weighed delaying the schedule, with Tito slated to head to San Francisco before the United Nations General Assembly in New York next week.
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New York
United Nations General Assembly
Yanks Block Russ Car in Retaliation
The FAA issued a temporary low flying ban within a mile and 3000 feet of Tito visit sites, mirroring a 1959 Khrushchev rule. Meanwhile in Berlin and West Coast routes, Tito’s motorcade was blocked by East German and Soviet movements, with US Army convoys proceeding to demonstrate Western access rights.
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U.S
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Berlin
East Germany
Fourth Navy meningitis death reported at San Diego center
SAN DIEGO The fourth meningitis death of the year was reported at the naval training center. Duane M. Dutcher, 17, of Phoenix, died after completing training and being sent to Balboa Hospital Saturday. The outbreak, tied to a new strain resistant to sulfadiazine, produced 23 cases and led to drastic steps to reduce recruit numbers and control the epidemic.
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Duane M. Dutcher
Phoenix
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Ory Mal
Black man shoots white attendant in Jackson fueling clash
In Jackson Mississippi a Black man Zachary 26 a Mississippi Vocational College graduate used a .25 caliber pistol to strike E B Bryant 45 at a Bryant service station in a confrontation over segregation era tensions. Bryant was hit multiple times as witnesses saw a car depart and police arrest Zachary nearby.
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UPI
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Pierce
Zachary
Mississippi Vacatinries College
Hal Cliffords
E. B. Bryant
Ohio State admits probe into widespread cheating
In Columbus Ohio the University council forms a special committee to study reports of widespread cribbing on exams after a student poll of 1 800 reveals 79 percent condoned drinking fountain cheating incidents at a fountain reserved for whites. Zachary admitted firing after an argument over cheating. Police said Bryant was shot.
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Ohio State University
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Pierce
Zachary Asicent
Bryant
Car stolen with no engine found in downtown lot
Ruth H. Cunningham of Versailles reported the theft of her car from a downtown Lexington parking area. The vehicle had no engine, and police are unsure how it was moved to the lot or how the thieves escaped. Based on available details, no suspects or motives are named.
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Ruth H. Cunningham
Versailles
Firehouse Burns and Vacancy Notices Offered in Oaks Pa
A fire swept through an eastern Pennsylvania community injuring or displacing tenants in a local two story rental house. An affordable classified ad section urges readers to call HE 2 5959 for vacancies in nearby Oaks Pennsylvania.
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East German Guard Rams Wire. Man Fled Across Border
A 22 year old East German border guard rammed barbed wire protecting a West Berlin sector, forcing a breach at Wedding. Police said he fled into West Berlin, later towed back into East Berlin after attempting to force a gap in the barrier with a tractor.
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Greek King and Queen Arrive in Munich on Private Visit
King Paul and Queen Frederika of Greece arrived in Munich today for a private visit. The queen told newsmen the king plans to consult German authorities on regional tensions. A separate report notes Moroccan clans and eye-strength concerns in the battle area, with an estimated trouble count reaching about 10,000.
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