Algerian cabinet reshuffle ahead of referendum
Abdelaziz Bouteflika named foreign minister replacing the assassinated Mohammed Khemisti. Rachie Boumaza named minister of finance and industry, replacing Ahmed Francis. Changes come as Premier Ben Bella tightens control of the ministry amid Algeria’s upcoming constitutional referendum. France’s De Gaulle denounced for nuclear test stance. U S Commerce Secretary Hodges visits Yugoslavia. Crosby divorce suit filed in Santa Monica. train robbery suspect held in Britain.
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Mohammed Khemisti
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Khemisii
Rachie Boumaza
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Cimatetce
Boumaza
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Natingal Liberation Front
Seizure of IAF Papers Ties Theft to Two Suspects
FBI and Air Force recovered 314 cartons of military documents from Wright Patterson base theft. Cleveland executive William S. Clark, 51, charged with illegal possession of government property. James L. Redd, 43, Fairborn resident, charged with embezzling and stealing government property. Data included blueprints microfilm and journal cards.
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Otloft
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FBI
Air Force
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William S. Clark
Clark Cable Corp
Cleveland
Jamey L. ‘Redd
Fairborn
Omicrofilm
Jounea
Wright-Patterson Air Force ‘Base
Rail Arbitrator Goes Electronic in Labor Talks
Washington officials named Ralph J. Seward to chair a seven member arbitration panel amid a major rail labor dispute. He and fellow appointees will oversee procedures for arbitration on two key issues as unions prepare for negotiations and a full panel meeting with railroad representatives.
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Boprd
Francis A
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E. D. Mason
Patitions
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FBI
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Seward
Clark
Notl
Tieoad
la Cable Corp
Makees Electricallhor
Air the Board
Kennedy
James J. Healy
Harvard
Graduate School of Business
Benjamin Aaron
Institute of Industrial Rela
IRS computer program flags tax fraud in seven states
Washington UPI reports the IRS electronic processing pilot in Atlanta scanned thousands of returns from seven Southeastern states for anomalies. It flagged only one serious fraud case, while many flags were due to honest mistakes. The system aims to detect duplicates and unusually high deductions to deter dodges.
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