Algerian Rebels Blast US Policy Amid Algeria Fight
An Algerian National Liberation Front spokesman in Tunis accuses the United States of backing France in the Algerian war, alleging U S aid arms French forces and criticizing Western indifference as the rebellion continues. He cites casualty figures and claims rebel strength has grown to about 30 000. He says Western proposals for elections and citizenship are irrelevant to independence.
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Belman Morin
TUNIS
United States
U.S
France
National Liberation Front
Ebel
de Gaulle
Algeria
NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Britain
Honeymoon Home Burns to Ground in Santa Barbara
A Santa Barbara couple planned to marry as scheduled despite their honeymoon home burning to ashes Thursday night. Albert G. Romero, 27, and Julia Barrera, 19, had received the home and furnishings from the groom’s mother. A few undamaged items survived, including a box with a silver wedding band and a White book inscribed Our Wedding.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Albert G. Romero
Julia Barrera
Four Children Die as Fire Ravages Philadelphia Home
A West Philadelphia blaze killed four children and injured others as the house burned early today. Five survivors escaped through windows and over a porch roof. the victims were Lindiva Watson 9, Nathaniel Fisher 3, Ruby 2, and Knohayne Fisher 3 months, all related to Mrs. Watson.
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Philadelphia
West Philadelphia
Lindiva Watson
Ruby Watson
Auto Kills Child as Driver Collapses in Long Beach
In Long Beach California a 52 year old man identified as Charles Rief died of a heart attack minutes after his car fatally struck 3 year old Paul Tomich. Rief collapsed after carrying the injured child to the sidewalk where the boy later died.
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Long Beach
Calif
Charles Rief
Paul Tomich
May Sets Record as Best Month for Business Since Recession
U S industrial output rose for the first time since June last year, with the Fed index up one point to 127 percent of the 1947-49 average. May is described as the best business month since the recession began, despite ongoing gaps from prior peaks. Mitchell confirms internal administration debate over a tax cut, stating he and Nixon favored one, but the administration did not.
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Mitchell
Nixon
Congress
Graham
Christ
Adams denies favors to Goldfine as unemployment reports improve
The article reports Adams denying insinuations he sought favors for his Boston friend Goldfine. It notes unemployment drops to 2,827,600 insured, weekly initial claims at 321,600, and a May to June upturn in housing starts and car sales. It also covers reactions from Stevenson and lawmakers on the Harris subcommittee and Adams’ resignation debate.
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Cies
Adams
Lagerty
Subcommittee
Robert W. Lishman
Boston
Labor Department
Pew
Department
The
Reserve Board
May
Emerson P. Schmidt
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
House
Goldfine
Federal Trade Commission and
Securities and Exchange Commission
Peter F. Mack
D-Ii
Harris
Mack
White House
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Joseph P. O'Hara
Minnesota
Perkins Bass
New Hampshire
Bass
Senate Faces More Votes on Labor Bill
In a second 12 hour session senators defeated two major administration amendments as the labor control bill moves toward final passage. Kennedy predicts GOP amendments will fail while Johnson pushes ahead to vote tonight amid 44 pending proposals. The bill would create union democracy rules with secret ballots and public union finance reporting while modifying Taft Hartley to ease union complaints.
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QeNb
Isenuower
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Eisenhower
National Labor Relations Board
Kennedy
Sen
H. Alexander Smith
RNJ
Mitchell
William F. Knowland
California
City planning commission to shift to new structure
Rotunno and Slater are Syracuse University alumni involved in city planning as the appointing of a new planning commission unfolds. The group backs Thornton Park’s role for the proposed Ever son Museum of Art and Cultural Center while opposing the park site. The mayor endorses Blucher’s plan for a city planning department and a zoning board of appeals to streamline hearings.
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Syracuse University
Rotunno
Harvard University
Board of Education
Joseph Heikoff
Commission
Slater
Harvard
College of Law
Niagara Mohawk
Federal Securities and Exchange Commission
Washington, D.C
Wiles
Blucher
Zoning Board of Appeals
Charter Revision Commission
Lyle W. Hornbeck
New Cohen Trial Set for July 21
Former gangster Mickey Cohen faces a second trial for assaulting narcotics agent Howard Chappell after a jury failed to reach a verdict. A July 21 date was set as Cohen criticized the process and said he could not afford another trial.
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Cohen
Howard Chappell
Chappell
Maritime Strike Slated for Monday in Coastal Ports
A general maritime strike threatened to idle ships from Boston to Seattle starting Monday as negotiators for the American Merchant Marine Institute and three unions remain far apart. Contracts for the National Maritime Union American Radio Association and Marine Engineers Beneficial Association expire at midnight Sunday and unions vow no work without a contract.
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New York
UPI
Boston
Seattle
American Merchant Marine Institute
National Maritime Union
American Radio Assn
The
Marine Engineers Beneficial Assn
Institute
Korean Veteran With Amputations Earns Degree at Illinois
Ed Reeves, a Korean War veteran who lost both hands and feet, receives a University of Illinois degree among 17 disabled graduates. At 19 he fought at Chosin Reservoir, was captured, survived freezing conditions, and later rebuilt his life with GI benefits and support. He plans a masters in vocational counseling and reflects on luck.
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Champaign
Ed Reeves
Reeves
University of Illinois
Chosin Reservoir
U.S
Wilmington
Beverly Jean
Michelle Lee
Melody Sue
Percy Jones Hospital
Battle Creek
Mich
Nation Has Variety of Weather
Skies cleared over waterlogged Midwest while thunderstorms roared across the South. A cooler trend moved north of the Ohio River after fresh downpours in flooded Indiana and tornado activity in Texas and Missouri. Wabash River rose again. emergency declared in Wabash. Wind gusts up to 70 mph lashed Illinois. tornado-like squall damaged in New Jersey.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Texas
New England
Ohio River
Indiana
Missouri
Wabash
J. Robert Mitten
National Guard
Macon County
Illinois
Bordentown
N. J
Concordia
Kansas City
Tulsa
Tex
Three Jets Threaten United DC6 Over Rocky Mountains
Denver AP report says Captain J C Moody of United Air Lines DC6 with 53 aboard swerved to avoid a collision with three unidentified jets over the Rockies after takeoff from Salt Lake City. Jets passed beneath the four engine airliner. margin of escape not given. UAL to file report with the Civil Aeronautics Administration.
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Denver
United Air Lines
Rocky Mountains
J. C. Moody
Salt Lake City
UAL
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Woman fails driving test after crash with patrol car
In Pasadena California Mrs. Lottie Clay Berger 75 was nearly through a driving test when she pulled into the DMV parking lot and struck a police patrol car. She did not pass the examination.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Lottie Clay Berger
Department of Motor Vehicles
Strike to Close New York Public Attractions
Municipal workers at major New York tourist sites voted to strike and close facilities including the Bronx Zoo Island Aquarium Hayden Planetarium Staten Island Zoo the Met and Cloisters the Museum of Natural History and the Brooklyn Museum. About 700 AFSCME members protested inequities in pay under the city plan.
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New York
Bronx Zoo Island Aquarium
Hayden Planetarium
Staten Island Zoo
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Cloisters
Museum of Natural History
Brooklyn Museum
American Federation of State
Two Men Killed When Truck Top Touches Wire
Ray mond Bodner a 34 year old Ithaca salesman and Harold Cole 45 owner of a Sangerfield garage were killed when the top of Bodner's dump truck touched a high tension line on Route 20 near Sangerfield. Cole died in the cab and Bodner fell beside the road as 4800 volts surged through them. passerby Howard Earley discovered the bodies and the box arc. power was shut off by New York State Gas and Electric. coroner Dr T W Piekielniak ruled accidental death. Cole left two sons and was married to Wilma Riecker. Bodner resided at 325 Hillview Place Ithaca.
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Sangerfield
Raymond Bodner
Ithaca
Harold Cole
Utica
Bodner
Cole
Howard Earley
Earley
New York State Gas & Electric Company
Ioneonta
T. W. Piekielniak
Whitesboro
Oneida
Wilma Riecker
Hillview PL
Electronics pioneer Joseph Brennan dies at 66
Cleveland AP report notes Joseph Barry Brennan 66 electronics pioneer and Edison disciple with about 40 patents. He helped create the fabricated plate condenser for the small radio and contributed to electronics and metallurgy innovations.
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Cleveland
Joseph Barry Brennan
Thomas A. Edison
Car hits pole. one killed in Saratoga Springs
Jon Dockendorf 22 of Greenwich died after an automobile struck a power pole causing an electric shock. Two others were injured in the incident reported from Saratoga Springs.
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Saratoga Springs
Jon Dockendorf
Greenwich
Trujillo Jr. to Lead New Combined Chiefs of Staff
Lt. Gen. Rafael Trujillo Jr., 29, at Fort Leavenworth, heads a planned combined chiefs of staff for Dominican forces. His Hollywood trip raised questions while his uncle President Hector B. Trujillo announced the restructuring. Brownson says he may not receive a graduation certificate, only attendance.
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Kansas City
Rafael Trujillo Jr
Dominican Republic
U.S. Command and General Staff College
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Combined Chiefs of Staff
Hector B. Trujillo
Miss Novak
Zsa
Zsa Gabor
Miss Gabor
U.S
Charles B. Brownson
Rind
Army
Trans Atlantic Passenger and Mail Ship Movements
New York AP reports today no arrivals. Sailing ships include American Scientist to Liverpool American Traveler to Bremerhaven Executor to Tripoli Exeter to Cadiz Flandre Plymouth Independence Algeciras Olympia Lisbon Oti Dakar Ribeira Grande Angra Robin Trent Capetown.
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New York
American Scientist
Liverpool
Bremerhaven
Executor
Tripoli
Exeter
Cadiz
Flandre
Plymouth
Independence
Algeciras
Olympia
Lisbon
Oti
Dakar
Ribeira Grande
Angra
Robin Trent
Capetown
Britain Airlifts Paratroops to Cyprus Tension Rises
British paratroopers began an airlift of 500 at dawn to reinforce Cyprus amid communal fighting that left 15 dead. Over 1,000 troops were deployed with 10,000 already here as plans for Cyprus future awaited announcement by Monday or Tuesday. The curfew remained in effect to curb violence between Greek and Turkish communities.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
England
Greece
Hugh Foot
Douglas Kendrew
Britain
De Gaulle rally urges unity as Algeria crisis deepens
Public address by De Gaulle features call for national unity behind the government head. A spokesman for the Algiers faction pledges solidarity. Bonds are pitched as proof of confidence to secure foreign exchange amid France’s two month reserve outlook.
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Public Safety
all-Algeria
Algiers Group
Balt de Gaulle
France
Wagner in Senate Run Said by New York Mirror
The New York Mirror reports Mayor Robert F. Wagner agreed to seek the U.S. Senate after talks with Democratic state leaders. A draft call from upstate leaders is expected, with a formal July announcement anticipated.
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New York
UPI
New York Mirror
Robert F. Wagner
U.S. Senate
Upstate
Eed
Graham Nears Finale of Seven Week Crusade at Cow Palace
AP reports Billy Graham closes seven week crusade tonight at the Cow Palace San Francisco with an evening sermon and a Sunday afternoon finale at Seals Stadium expecting about 30 000 attendees. Last night he told 16500 capacity crowd there are no valid excuses for not choosing Christ and urged immediate commitment.
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San Francisco
Billy Graham
Cow Palace
Seals Stadium
Graham
Christ
God
No Cash Down VA Mortgages At Bayberry Homes
Bayberry offers 100 percent VA mortgages for World War II and Korean conflict veterans who meet VA and bank requirements. Homes on Route 57 north of Thruway exit 38 include ranches and colonials with 3 to 5 bedrooms, priced up to $20,000. Sales office open daily noon to 8 pm. Malcolm A. Sutton & Co. handles sales.
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Bayberry
Veteran Administration
Ratharryie Na Dawn
Xemech
Route 57
Malcolm A. Sutton
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