Cease Fire Goes Into Effect In Algeria
Algerian war pause began at noon ending 72 years of conflict between France and Nationalist rebels. European settlers pressed a 24 hour general strike while the French army kept order in Algiers. Premier Ben Youssef ben Kedda warned peace not yet real and urged patience as De Gaulle called for national support.
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Algiers
France
Algeria
Rome
Tunis
Morocco
Ben Youssef Ben Kedda
Jean Morin
Snyder Man Hurt In Fall From Tank Car At Texas Co
Chris Morris of 2215 Fortieth St. injured after a fall from a tank car at the Texas Co loading rack in Fullerville. He was taken to Cogdell Hospital by Bolger Ambulance. Doctors described his rib injuries as painful but not serious. Accident occurred about 10 am.
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Chris Morris
Fortieth St
Texas Co
Fullerville
Morris
Cogdell Hospital
Bolger Ambulance Service
Seek Early Vote On Poll Tax Bill Seeks Vote On Tax Bill
Senate leaders push for an early vote on anti poll tax legislation while the House debates the B70 bomber program and tax reform. Hearings set on a constitutional rights measure and on strategic material stockpiles as debates extend to civil rights and military funding.
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John Chadwick Washington
Senate
House
Kennedy
U. N
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Constitutional Rights Subcommittee
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Vinson
Missilen
Congress
Goldwater
Jackson
ABC
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Proram
Valley Cleared By Vietnamese Force
Vietnamese troops flown in by US helicopters cleared a Communist held valley in central Viet Nam. Government forces faced about 1,000 Viet Cong guerrillas with 1,500 attackers. The Communists reportedly suffered 30 killed 17 wounded and 11 captured while up to two battalions escaped.
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Roy Essoyan Tourane
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
93Rd
Ft. Devens
Mass
Wreckage Found Of 1945 Dakota Transport Crash
The probable American Dakota transport plane wreckage was located 14 000 feet up the central New Guinea mountains by Robert Temple and the Hein rich Harrer expedition. The north slope of Nga Pulu yielded part of the wreckage and two bodies. Papers suggest the crash occurred in 1945 and aid identification.
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Hollandia
West New Guinea
Central New Guinea
Robert Philip Temple
New Zealand
Heinrich Harrer
Austria
Nga Pulu
Temple
Frondizi Moves to Place Federal Control in Peronist Provinces
President Arturo Frondizi ordered federal control in provinces where Peronists won, after rough Sunday elections. Military leaders met with Interior Minister Vitolo to discuss a possible junta and called for Vitolo’s resignation, while Peronist gains alarmed many and a state of siege resumed at midnight.
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Buenos Aires
Arturo Frondizi
Peron
Juan D. Peron
National Congress
Frondizi
Argentina
Alfredo Vitelo
I Frondisi
Vitolo
Snyder Senior Wins Area Essay Contest in Medicine Theme
Snyder High School senior Candy Wegel has won area honors in an essay contest by the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons. She chose titles on Private Medical Care or the American Free Enterprise System over Communism and will receive 75 dollars plus 25 designated for her school.
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Candy Wegel
Snyder
Association of American Physicians and Surgeons
Weyel
Elmo Weyel
Highland Dr
Colorado Basin Medical Society
Colorado
Miss Weyeil
M. M. O’rear
Snyder High School
Spring Signs Seen In State
Weather across Texas showed springlike conditions with mostly 50s and 60s in the morning. Light rain or drizzle was reported in Cotulla San Antonio and Mineral Wells as forecasts indicated scattered showers in South Central to Southeast Texas overnight into Tuesday. Temperatures ranged from 37 at Dalhart to 68 at Brownsville.
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Texas
South
Cotulla
San Antonio
Mineral Wells
Dalhart
Brownsville
Weather watch across Texas with scattered thundershowers
Cloudy to partly cloudy conditions span North Central to South Central Texas. Temperatures range from the mid 40s to mid 70s with lows around 30s to 40s. Scattered showers and occasional thunderstorms are expected today through Tuesday across regions including Northwest and Northeast Texas. Breezy southeast winds 12 to 23 knots near the coast.
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Snyder
Texas
Northwest
A&M to consider coeducation and end training mandate
The Bryan Daily Eagle reports a 24 member committee will urge Texas A&M to admit women and drop mandatory undergraduate military training. A&M directors will review the report in April at a Stephenville meeting, with Rudder and board chair Darby stressing the board sets policy and has resisted coeducation. The paper also says cadets would lose residential status and an adult supervisor would live in each unit.
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Bryan
Stephenville
E. B. Darby Sr
Pharr
Rudder
A&m
The
Daily Eagle
Corps of Cadets
Grace Kelly to Return in Hitchcock Film
Princess Grace of Monaco will return to cinema for one movie directed by Alfred Hitchcock based on a Winston Graham novel. The former star appears in Dial M for Murder and Rear Window and To Catch a Thief in her Hollywood peak.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
Grace
Grace Kelly
Riviera
Alfred Hitchcock
Winston Graham
Hollywood
Commissioners Go To Angelo Session
The Commissioners Court held a brief morning meeting and adjourned quickly. Four members went to San Angelo to attend the West Texas County Judges and Commissioners meeting. They scheduled to hear an address by Gov. Price Daniel.
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Commissioners Court
San Angelo
West Texas
Ion
Price Daniel
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