Ben Bella Seizes Algiers After Civil War Push
Algiers reports Ben Bella and Boumediene push to seize control as regular army forces enter the capital. Wilaya 4 and Parti leaders face shifts in power with candidate plans for Sept elections despite opposition and delays. Allies absent from review stand as Ben Bella’s forces secure a demilitarized setting for a new legislative push.
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Depuy
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Ahmed
Rolla
Reg Huth
Araiy
Enne
Alger
Boumedienné
Elim
Antivir
Lida
Bouciat
Ben Yella
Wilaya 4
Miles Soullayest
Esto Domilitarla
Eueerifin
Thes
Ben Rella
Ren Rella
Beit
Bellal Id
Bournestienne
Ube
Stereotypers Hear Pena at 59th annual union convention
Albert Pena Jr., principal speaker at the opening session of the 59th International Stereotypers and Medrotypers Union convention in the Granada Hotel, urged adequate wages and housing as vital to industrial democracy. He noted unions seek profits for members and outlined proposals including apprentice registration curtailment and raising the mortuary fund to 750000, with events planned around a Mexican dinner and a banquet with dance at the Granada.
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United States
Bexar County Commissiona
Albert Pena, Jr
Pena
International
Grenada
Penia
Vonventiari
Pearl Corral
The
Granada
S A Migrant Killed in Crash in Ohio
A migrant worker from Veracruz, 19 year old Guia Simony, was killed when his car collided with a truck on U S 26 in northwest Ohio. The truck driver was not fired, according to officers.
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Julio
Guia
Veracruz
San Antonio
U.S.26
Northwest
Miss America 1963 Declines Marriage Plans
Jacquelyn Mayer, crowned Miss America, says she will not marry until finishing her education. The Northwestern University student emphasizes the importance of purpose and integrity in a partner, noting most men she knows share these traits. She recalls dating while a freshman and sophomore and mentions dieting and personal growth.
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Tovaly
Jacquelyn Jeanne Mayer
Morday
Sandusky
Ohio
Banks
Asva
Northwestern University
Isher
Monarch
Lola
Aiictiva
Lala
Lator
St. Tuls
Pentagon bows out of film project over military image
Washington AP report notes Pentagon declined cooperation with a proposed film and TV project based on a 1970s set novel. Officials worried over depiction of military plotting and asked studios about using military locales and personnel, with a spokesman saying the department was not interested in aiding the production.
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Chiefs
Jack
Kennyedy
Joint Chiefs of Atealyes
Pentagon
Wge
Department
Iuni
Defense Department
Ucessions
Cuban Refugee Aid Suggested
Washington officials urged Congress to provide 3500000 in aid to Cuban refugees in Spain and Latin America and to slow their flow to the United States. Public testimony today before House appropriations explored estimates of 25 000 to 30 000 Cubans in Spain and Latin America and efforts to persuade them to stay abroad if possible.
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Washington
UPS
State Department
Budget Hike Sought for State Hospitals System
AUSITY AP The state hospital budget examiners asked for higher funding for state mental hospitals over the next two fiscal years. The request totals about 906 000 and 924 543 for 1983 84 and 1964 65 respectively for the central office expenditures. The board seeks 402 000 a year for new outpatient clinics in Dallas San Antonio Fort Worth Hattingen and other cities.
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Ausity
Boace
Schnolt
Legislative “Budget Board
Garbriae
Durdnet
Dallas
San Antonio
Fort Wortham
Hattingen
President seeks authority to call up Reservists in Congress
Reported remarks say the President asked Congress for authority to call up the Reservists if needed as events unfold while Congress is in session. Stikker declined to comment on complaints about U.S. congressional warship actions and NATO transport of Soviet material to Cuba. A bus and truck collision Sunday killed two people and injured 45 in the area, authorities said.
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Congress
Stikker
Aime
U.S
NATO
Norway
Cuba
Halvari Lange
Saturn on River Trip Promising Launch on Water Route
A fragmented report describes a Saturn rocket journey along the Tennessee Ohio and Mississippi rivers toward an oceanic launch. The project, using a 30,000 pound payload, faces challenges as it moves from Huntsville toward Cape development with a tense timetable.
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Jiu ‘al
Earth
Huntsville
Tennessee, Ohio
Mississippi Rivers
Gulf of Mex
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