Factions Reject Algiers Peace Pact
In Algiers and Oran militants reject a peace accord between Moslem nationalists and European leaders. Secret Army broadcasts urge Europeans to stay and continue the fight as bombings and hold ups disrupt calm. Ben Youssef Ben Khedda's exile government weighs in from Tunis.
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Algiers
Algeria
Diehards
Oran
Bone
Algieria
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Ben Khedda
Tunis
Hussein Aii Ahme
Cairo
FLN
European Union of French Workers
Two Boys Placed In Court For Furnishing Their Den
Two eight year old boys appeared in juvenile court Monday for taking items from neighbors to furnish their den. The haul included nail clippers a miniature car an alarm clock three roses a pint of milk 24 bottles of beer and a prayer book. They said the goods were for their den.
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Bedford
England
Europeans Flee Algeria Terror
Europeans flee Algiers for Marseille and metropolitan France as civil war and OAS terror drive a projected quarter of Algeria’s European population to seek refuge before the July 1 independence referendum. The exodus strains housing and labor markets while deepening mistrust toward Charles de Gaulle’s policy.
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Algiers
Marseilles
France
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
OAS
de Gaulle
Moscow
Senate may shelve controversial satellite bill to focus on deadline
Washington June 19 PD The Senate debate over the satellite communications bill could be sidetracked to allow action on three major measures with a June 30 deadline. Senator Russell Long argues the bill creates a private monopoly dominated by AT&T through a public stock offering. Senate Leader Mansfield says the bill may be set aside temporarily to clear other looming legislation.
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Senate
Congress
Russell B. Long
D-La
Long
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Special Armed Services Committee
Canada
Australia
U. S
United States
Mahan Takes Miami County Post as Vacancy Persists
Don Mahan former Sullivan County assistant agriculture agent assumes similar duties in Miami County. Purdue has not announced a replacement. Mahan joined Hiram Wallace in March 1961 and has aided the 4-H program, joining Sullivan leaders Susan Exline Dorothy Handford Bob McCammon Mike Patton Barbara Sharp Linda King Margaret Held Larry Hall and Dan Carrigher on a DePauw conference trip.
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Mike Patton
Sullivan
Barbara Sharp
Sherburn
Linda King
Hymera
Margaret Held
Carlisle
Larry Hall
Fairbanks
Dan Carrither
Farmersburg
Award for School Design Planned
The Defense Department will grant a 15000 prize for the best elementary school design protected against radioactive fallout. The competition runs July 15 to August 15 and is to be conducted by the American Institute of Architects.
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Washington
UPD
Defense Department
American Institute of Architects
Diefenbaker Suffers Setback In Election
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker’s Conservatives remained the largest party in Canada’s House but failed to win a majority. With 117 seats declared and 3 undecided, the party trailed the Liberals 96 and Social Credit 30 while New Democratic held 19. A minority government is likely, with potential further seat changes from recounts and an upcoming Ontario seat in July.
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Max Harrelson
Toronto
John Diefenbaker
Conservatives
Canada
House of Commons
Diefenbaker
Government of
Prince Albert
Sask
Liberals
Social Credit Party
New Democratic Party
Ontario
Liberal gains shake Conservatives in Canadian vote
June 19 report from London notes Liberal gains in Quebec and Ontario. Liberals lead Conservatives 38 to 37 percent as early returns show New Democratic and Social Credit party rises. Prime Minister re elected from Prince Albert. several cabinet ministers lose seats including Flynn Hamilton Dorion and Walker.
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Democratic
Social Credit
Social Credit Party
New Democratic Party
Prince Albert
Mines
Jacques
South Bend Man Elected VFW Commander in Indiana
Robert L. Jenkins of South Bend was elected commander of the Department of Indiana of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at the 41st annual convention. George Choltye of Whiting was chosen senior vice commander and Harold F. Lane of Evansville was elected junior vice commander.
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Evansville
Ind
Robert L. Jenkins
South Bend
Department of Indiana
Veterans of Foreign Wars
George Choltye
Whiting
Harold FE. Lane
Local Socials Highlight Monticello Area Visits
Monticello area hosts include Claude Ingram and Helen Crumlin visiting Indianapolis and Terre Haute respectively. Families from Oswego Oregon and Marshall share dinners and gatherings with local residents amid graduation and holiday social rounds.
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Montezuma
Ind
Claude Ingram
Indianapolis
Fred Mathas
Melvin Mathas
Helen Crumlin
Terre Haute
Lillian Webb
Oswego
Oregon
Harry Reeder
Lora Reeder
Susan Zollars
Herschel Zollars
Florece
Robert Zollars
Wheaton
Illinois
Harold Smith
Sam Waldridge
Lonnie Waldridge
Lewis
Marshall
Ted Plank
Earl KeHey
Clinton
Harry Welch
William O. Sachs
Robert Barrick
Danville
M. & Pitman
E. V. Dodge
Mary Krasek
George
Teresa Fox
Max Farner
Robert
Darlene
Paul Wilson
Bloomingdale
Forrest Mott
Pearl Jackson
Hillsdale
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