Eight Killed In Rioting Protests Hit Paris
In Paris a one hour strike by Communist Socialist and Roman Catholic unions followed Thursday night clashes that left eight people dead and hundreds injured. Demonstrators protested government terrorism by the right wing Secret Army Organization and police methods. Brigitte Bardot and Roger Vadim joined in, as buses and trains were disrupted. Police blamed Communist provocations for the bloodshed while leftist groups threatened a general strike during funerals. Bombs exploded near party offices and Tass in Paris.
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Communist Party
Tass
Barges Held In Ice Jam Amid Paris Police Clash
Workers and unions clashed with police as protests against suppression escalated in Paris. Police reported hundreds injured, including 184 officers with ten serious. one Communist official Leanre Bernard was among the dead, with reports of several women and a 15 year old boy killed in the stampede.
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450 Million Plan For Shelters In Nationwide System
The McNamara plan seeks a $450 million federal program to fund public shelters for 20 million people, with hospitals and local governments included, while private residences and non-shelter buildings are excluded. Federal payment would cover up to 60 percent of costs, or the full cost if the individual project costs under $25 per shelter space. The plan positions civil defense as essential for times ahead.
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Walker Warns Kennedy Sidelining Senate Censorship Probe
Former Maj. Gen Edwin A Walker alleges President Kennedy gagged the Senate inquiry into Pentagon censoring anti-Communist speeches. Walker, a Texas gubernatorial candidate, quit the Army after command removal in Germany. Senator Thurmond urges resumption of hearings despite executive orders.
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Powell Says He Would Do It Again Using Plane for Trips
Illinois House Speaker Paul Powell said he used a state police plane for seven trips when unavailable by car, including three visits to Chicago to see his ill wife and a trip to Peoria to speak to bankers. Public Safety Director Ragen confirmed the trips and said the plane would be reserved for business emergencies, while Powell denied personal use beyond the Chicago visits.
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Shelters For Families Not Included In McNamara Plan
Washington reports the nationwide fallout shelter proposals to Congress call for 450 million dollars in federal aid to create 20 million shelter spaces by mid 1963. Incidental payments up to 25 dollars per space go to local governments and non profits for construction in their buildings. Surveys to locate further space would bring total to 50 million spaces. No federal funds for family shelters but non financial guidance and encouragement for shelters in homes and other buildings.
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McNamara
Weather Update for Southern Illinois District
Forecast calls for clearing and colder tonight with sunshine and warmer conditions Saturday. Overnight low in upper 20s, Saturday high around the 50s. yesterday’s low 50 and high 45 with 0.58 inches precipitation from yesterday morning to 7 a.m. today. Sunrise at 7 a.m., sunset 5:02 p.m. Little Grassy and Devil's Kitchen spillways report about one inch above normal levels at Orchard Lake and spillways.
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Berlin Corridor Standoff Tests Soviet Move in Berlin
Western powers balk at Soviet bid to reserve air corridors over Berlin for military planes while civilian flights continued. Soviet commander Col Andrei Solovyev tried crossing into the American sector but was turned back by U.S. MPs. No incidents reported as Allied planes operated normally under four power rules.
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Albert Watson I
U S Learns Of Red Gains From Tests
The Soviet Union made substantial gains in nuclear weapons development from atmospheric tests last fall and may attempt a second series. President Kennedy and disarmament director William C Foster highlighted the risks in a letter to the Washington Post, as the U S and Britain push a 18 nation disarmament plan toward a Geneva ministers level meeting.
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$2 Million in Counterfeit Bills Seized in Brooklyn
Secret Service agents and city detectives seized two million dollars in counterfeit $10 bills from a Brooklyn apartment basement. Five different Federal Reserve District markings indicated five printing plates. One man, Joseph Maggio, 35, was arrested. authorities said he was not a key player in the operation and would be arraigned on possession of counterfeit money. Maggio had been under three months of surveillance. The hoard, described as crackling new and high quality, was packed into three suitcases and two large cartons.
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Bath Beach
Joseph Maggio
Albert EB. Whitaker
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