Rebels Attack Algerian City Algiers
Rebels push a column of uniformed soldiers toward Bone in their first major assault on an Algerian city. French forces respond with thousands of troops, armored units, and air attacks as battles rage from dawn. Unofficial counts suggest French casualties, while rebel losses are unknown. The clash near Bone airport stretches into morning with control contested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Bone
Mediterranean
Algeria
Tunisia
Tunisian
No Mans
Quadraplets Born in Brooklyn Couple's First Children
NEW YORK AP A 26-year-old Brooklyn woman gave birth to quadruplets at the Public Health Service Hospital in Clifton Staten Island. The three boys and a girl are the first children for Alex, 30, and Besse Kajouras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Public Health Service
Clifton
Staten Island
Alex
Besse Kajouras
Court Upholds Order To Cut School Expense
West Virginia Supreme Court upholds an order requiring state agencies to withhold 5 percent of general revenue appropriations, applied to school aid, as a limit on spending. The decision notes the executive branch cannot alter appropriations but can restrain spending to match available revenue. Four counties challenged the order, seeking clarity on its impact on school aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
State Supreme Court
Board of Public Works
Frank C. Haymond
Haymond
Executive Branch
Wood, McDowell
Wyoming
Hardy
Kanawha County
Board of School Finance
West Virginia Weather Forecast Outlook for Several Days
Cloudy with showers and thunder tonight across parts of West Virginia with lows around 59 to 65 east and near 70 west. Thursday turns warmer with humidity and scattered afternoon showers. Extended outlook shows temperatures 2 to 5 degrees above normal with little change through Saturday and occasional thundershowers daily through Sunday. Precipitation averages 1 to 2 inches, locally up to 1 inch. cooler Sunday or Monday. Beckley highs near 70, lows mid 60s. Oak Hill highs near 72, lows upper 50s. precipitation totals around 0.6 inches at some stations. Greenbrier, Bluestone Reservoir show normal conditions.
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W. Va
Five Die in B52 Jet Crash Near Burns Oregon
A B52 bomber on an experimental low level flight for SAC crashed near Burns Oregon, exploding in flames and killing five aboard. Witnesses described the plane engulfed in fire as wreckage and bodies spread over more than a mile. Boeing officials listed the five civilian on board: pilot Lewis Moore 44 Kirkland WA copilot Joseph Keller Bellevue WA navigator Gerald Green 37 Kent WA flight engineers Charles McNaniel 29 Seattle WA and Neil Johnson 29 Seattle WA.
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Burns
Ore
Strategic Air Command
Oregon
Boeing Airplane Co
Seattle
Air Force
Boeing
Lewis Moore
Kirkland
Wash
Joseph Keller
Bellevue
Gerald Green
Kent
Charles McNaniel
Neil Johnson
Drouth Breaks as Crops Sour, Man Reflects
Sherwood Glutz laments dry spell and compares parched fields to a ruined romance, noting relief at rain finally coming and describing crops drooping during the drought era and the missed hopeful visit of a suitor.
Congress backs Herter stand on West Berlin freedom
Congress expressed strong support for Secretary of State Christian A. Herter after his TV radio address calling on the Soviets to abandon their bid to annex West Berlin. Lawmakers from both parties praised his firmness, urged continued unity among Allies, and backed negotiations aimed at a peaceful solution to the Berlin crisis at Geneva.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
West Berlin
Congress
U. S
Moscow
Herter
Geneva
Germany
America
Andrei Gromyko
Nikita Khrushchev
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Berlin
Shortening The News From Wire Dispatches
A mass slayer Charles Starkweather faces the electric chair in Lincoln Nebraska as a delay is not expected. Multiple court actions involve coal firms suing the United Mine Workers for around 4.18 million dollars in damages tied to the March 9 strike. A housing bill veto by the President was anticipated as Congress passed a cut-down measure. A Norwegian guide's smoking was blamed for a Lake Hallstatt resort fire killing or missing 25. Proxmire seeks ouster of five Eisenhower aides as lobbyists. A 17-year-old Chicago youth McMahon faces kidnapping charges in Atlanta after a car chase and a failed abduction of Sally Carroll. A maintenance worker Ray s dies and a wife is wounded before his suicide in Charleston. A Discoverer IV satellite launch is postponed due to technical range issues. Five crew injured in a Pennsylvania Railroad wreck near Cilles Bottom. A Civil Aeronautics Board inquiry into a Capital Airlines crash begins in Charleston. The Trujillo regime claims to have wiped out a Cuban-supported invasion near the Dominican Republic. The killer of Seattle salesman Meagher is captured near Yakima after a car pursuit. Sean Lemass takes Ireland’s government as De Valera assumed the Irish presidency. John Breeding, 52, held in Welch jail for shotgun slaying in Jolo. A state merit system meeting considers relaxing mental health department regulations. A London dealer buys Rubens Adoration of the Magi for 770000 dollars.
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Charles Starkweather
Lincoln
Neb
Kentucky
United Mine Workers
House
Senate
Washington
Stallheim
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Eisenhower
Congress
Raymond Alwyn McMahon
Chicago
Atlanta
McMahon
Sally Carroll
Robert E. Carroll Jr
Ray
Louise
Lee
Charleston
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cilles Bottom
Ohio
Charleston Civic Center
Civil Aeronautics Board
Capital Airlines
Constellation
Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Seattle
Vivian Meagher
Yakima
Wash
John Meagher
John Bernard Doyle
Meagher
Sean LeMass
Dail
Ireland
Eamon DeValera
Irish Republic
John Richardd Breeding
McDowell County
Welch
Earnest Roberts
Jolo
Richard J. Lilly
Merit System Council
Jailed driver faces DWI and license charges in Raleigh County
Harry Blick of Beckley was jailed at 12:05 a m by city police on driving while drunk and no operator's license charges. Charles Leon Agner of Bradley was released on bond from jail to await arraignment before Magistrate W A Burke on a non support charge set for July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Blick
Beckley
Raleigh
Charles Leon Agner
Bradley
Cotton White
Agner
W.A. Burke
Rioters at Springfield Prison Riot With Tear Gas Used
Sixteen hours of clashes at the federal medical center in Springfield end as guards and police push back 106 psychopathic inmates. Tear gas grenades and a bulldozer assault clear the 10 North unit while hostages are freed and guards treated for injuries.
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U.S. Medical Center
Springfield
Federal
Leonard Appleby
Appleby
U. S
Earl Taylor
Taylor
Carl Roberts
Bryan D. Reed
Russell O. Settle
North
Settle
S. Chet Taylor
Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Kan
Myrl E. Alexander
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Washington
Noah Alldredge
Alldredge
Robert Rosendahl
William L. Fitch
Charles R
Ft. Leonard Wood
Hospital
10 North
Rosendahl
Possible $10,000 coal saving for Raleigh schools
O A Phillips, president of the Board of Education, estimates a potential $10,000 annual coal saving for Raleigh County Schools if freight and trucking costs are minimized and the right coal grade is used. He asked for a report on final coal costs, handling, and sources at the next board meeting, and said coal purchases for the coming year should be delayed until the report is ready.
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Raleigh
O. A. Phillips
Board of Education
Phillips
E. R. Hartson
Trail
Wray
Hartsog
Rites For Hutchens Infant Set Friday
Allen Boyd Hutchens, four month-old son of Tex and Sue Hutchens of Donelson Tennessee, died at home. Funeral services are set for Friday at 10 a.m. at the Free Will Baptist Church in Coal City with burial in Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. Survivors include the parents, paternal grandparents Walter Hutchens of Whitby and maternal grandparents William Beckleheimer of Pemberton.
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Allen Boyd Hutchens
Tex
Sue Hutchens
Donelson
Tenn
Hutchens
Whitby
Free Will Baptist Church
Coal City
Buel Thompson
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Walter Hutchens
William Beckleheimer
Pemberton
Admiral Rojas Demands Frondizi Resign in Argentina Crisis
Rear Adm. Isaac Rojas, a Peron revolt hero, called for President Frondizi to resign amid a military challenge. Government officials warned of defeat for the uprising as Alsogaray took a key economy post, raising hopes of cabinet control while two top rebel leaders maneuver.
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Arturo Frondizi
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Isaac Rojas
Juan Peron
Frondizi
Arturo
Rojas
Alfredo Vitolo
Vitalo
Foadizi
Alvaro Alsogaray
Civic Independent Party
Alsogaray
Adm
Arturo Rial
Peron
Rial
Pe‘rons
Prom Night Tragedy At Mattoon Grade Crossing
Saul Pett chronicles a fatal prom night tragedy two miles north of Mattoon Illinois. Seven youths face death as the night of dreams ends at a crossing while Ivan Dorothy Jerry Irene Judy and others are named and the date is implied as part of a Sun day feature in The Register.
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Ivan
Dorothy
Jerry
Irene
Lyle
Judy
Mattoon
Ill
Saul Pett
The
Register
Two Juveniles Jailed After Beckley Break-In
Two Beckley youths aged 16 and 17 were jailed at 2 40 a m on breaking and entering charges. Police said they were involved in a break-in at the East Beckley ESSO Service Station on S Fayette Street and were apprehended near the station after fleeing officers. One youth stood outside when arrested and the other was inside the building. Both fled as officers approached.
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Beckley
Raleigh County
East Beckley
ESSO
S. Fayette St
Phillips Outlines Policy Board Authority Over Department Heads
O A Phillips, president of the Raleigh County Board of Education, told department heads at the regular meeting that the board expects them to be responsible for their units. He stressed their authority, said they are “bosses” of their departments, and must answer to the assistant superintendents and Trail, the superintendent, with the board guiding policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Ewan
Wv Yowa
O. A. Phillips
Raleigh County Board of Education
Verlin Walker
Earl Riner
Clinton Phillips
G. G. Greene
Everett Shafer
Trail
Phillips
E. B. Wray Jr
Sherman C. Trail
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Bronx
Seymour Furman
Nisonoff
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Bluestone Reservoir
Sherwood Glutz
West
France
United States
Khrushchev
Rep
Thomas E. Morgan
Dpa
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Soviet Union
Williams and Craven Funeral Home
W. W. Hutchens
Hero
Haskel Riffe
Shafer
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