France approves de Gaulle plan to end Algerian war
In a Sunday referendum in Paris and across France, 90.7 percent backed President Charles de Gaulle’s request to end the Algerian war and pursue France’s restoration as a world power. He will meet with Premier Michel Debre to decide on parliamentary elections and push reforms. Official tallies show 20,402,503 votes cast with 17,505,473 yes and 1,794,533 no. 1,102,477 invalid ballots.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
France
Colomtibey-les-Dens Egtises
Michel Debre
Fox Wednesain
de Galle
de Gaulle
Marines Ban Gruesome Out-Of-Service Ceremony
General David M. Shoup halted any repeat of the drummed out ceremony that led to wide publicity. He ordered investigation into the Norfolk incident and directed the Marine inspector general to determine what happened and why. Colonel Capehart allegedly acted without authority in expelling the 20 year old Leatherneck.
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Washington
UPI
David M. Shoup
Marine Corps
Shoup
Marine Inspector General
Norfolk, Va
Wallace M. Greene
Marine Chief of Staff
Corps
William C. Capehart
Marine
Norfolk Naval Stations
Dis Greene
Capehart
Dark Ages Here For Alcoholism Efforts
Winton H Beaven director of the committee warns the United States remains in a dark age in its drive to establish measures against alcoholism. He notes at least six million is needed for programs and outlines plan steps.
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Ington
United States
Sromam
Winton H. Beaven
Minter
Yanks Await Cuban Action After Shipwreck Sinking
Seven shipwrecked Americans waited in Havana for word from the Cuban government on return home. Swiss officials said they may fly to Miami today or Tuesday. Leader Gordon Patton reported their boat Pisces hit a reef off Oriente Province and sank in 500 feet, with the group paying hotel bills during their stay.
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Havana
UPI
Cuba
Miami
Riviera
Gordon
Patton
Pompano Beach
Fla
Oriente Provinnce
Passag
Haiti
Scottsdale High School Weekly Menu List
The menu for Scottsdale High School lists meals for Tuesday to Friday featuring items like lasagna, pot pie, minute steaks, baked potatoes, mixed vegetables and fruit on Tuesday. creamy cheese noodles, beef tamales, fried chicken, whipped potatoes and ambrosia on Wednesday. rice-tomato croquette, submarine sandwich, braised beef and sides on Thursday. hot cakes, turkey tetrazzini, fried haddock and varied vegetables on Friday. It includes desserts such as pies, cobblers and cakes.
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Royal Anne
Secret Army Acts Feared After Algerian Vote
Algiers reports fear of renewed OAS violence after De Gaulle wins referendum on Algerian policy. Moslems celebrate depature from conflict while curfews obscure reactions. casualties mount as OAS attacks continue and security forces display strength in Algiers.
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Algiers
Algeria
UPI
Secret Army
OAS
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Loan Probe Extended By Ronan
Phoenix report states Maricopa County Prosecutor Ronan sought a new grand jury to probe misappropriation of funds and embezzlement linked to the Arizona Savings and Loan Association. He indicated the investigation would cover 1959 and later, potentially naming an elected official, with prior indictments by a different grand jury being reconsidered.
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Phoenix
UPI
Maricopa County
Ronan
Arizona Savings and Loan Association
Superior Court
As&i
James R. Heron
Chuck O. Lee
Heron
Lee
Invesa Ating
Loan Association
Franciscan Evening of Recollection at Casa de Paz
The Franciscan Fathers of Casa de Paz in Scottsdale invite men and women to an Evening of Recollection at 8802 E Lincoln Drive starting 7:80 p.m. on Thursday. Confessions precede a talk and Q and A followed by coffee in the lounge. No charge. reservations requested. fasting applies before Communion.
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Franciscan Fathers
Casa de Paz
Y Bien
E. Lincoln. Drive
Scottsdale
Macko Promoted Son and Be Aea in Germany
Macko promoted his son and the two served in Germany while attached to the Bist Ordnance Battalion.
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Aea
Ronnt
Germany
Bist Ordnance Battalion
Farm Front Grain Planting Outlook For 1962
Washington reports the Agriculture Department projects total feed grain plantings around 130 million acres this year, about 18 percent below the 1955-69 average. Corn and sorghum rise modestly, oats and barley cutbacks offset by barley inclusion, with total feed grain supplies near 1961-62 levels.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Seil Conserve Department
Foreign Agricultural Service
Canada
Howland Here For Realtors
The garbled note mentions Bob Applewhite and a day plan for Realtors with contact or phoneing details unclear. No coherent event or source entities can be confirmed.
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Weilneaday
Bob Applewhite
Castro Sets 62 Million Price for Prisoner Release
Fidel Castro demands 62 million dollars for the release of 1,800 Cuban invaders. A Havana meeting with a four member delegation from prisoner families aims to secure payments from 25,500 to 500,000 per detainee. If unmet, the inmates face 30 years hard labor after last April’s abortive invasion. The Families Committee says it can offer products valued at 28 million, Castro agrees to talks, while the United States signals no official role.
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United Press International
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Havana
Castro
Cuban Families Committee For Liberation of Prisoners of War
Alvaro Sanchez Jr
Washington
United States
Medical School Location Study Delayed by Citizens Committee
The Citizens Committee on Medical School in Phoenix postpones urging a popular vote to place Arizona’s state medical school. Co-Chairman Dr. Robert A. Price says a new study is needed before a location decision, with the possibility of an initiative if public access to facts is denied.
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Phoenix
UPD
Arizona
Citizens Committee On Medical School
Maricopa County
Tucson
Robert A. Price
Patriots Day Set To Sound Off Across Arizona
April 19 designated Patriot Day in Arizona by state commander Herschel S. Thomas. At 11 a.m. bells and sirens will sound for four minutes as residents pause to reflect on American blessings. Governor Paul Fannin urged observance and flag display on April 16.
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America
Herschel] S. Thomas
Phoenix
Américan Legion
Arisona
Legion
Paul Fannin
Arizona
Allzens
Lexington and
Concord
Paul Revere
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South Pacific
Hawaii
Orient
Mexico
Cahill-Edmund Travel
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