Algeria Peace Hopes Dim as Leader Arrest Stuns Talks
A setback hits Algeria’s peacemaking effort after the arrest of a top leader. Ben Bella loyalists and rival factions converge in Algiers for urgent talks aimed at stabilizing the country amid ongoing violence and political maneuvering.
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Bella
Ite
Boudial
Algiers
Central
Ben Khedda
Wilaya
Ben Bella
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Cancer Study Here Finished and Staff Reduced Sharply
A long running cancer project in Washington County closes its main phase with six National Cancer Institute staff remaining to continue selected studies. The program shifts toward climate and geographic clustering of cases and relies on graduate students for field surveys. other institutes will share resources.
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Srom
Washington County Healthy Department
Andrew K. Coffman
Hagerstown
National Cancer Matlate
Th. Crosby Greene
Wil
Wenty
Olher
Public Health Service
Magerstew
Wangton County
Coffman Research Center
Greene
Willant ¥. Chon
Catia Research Center
Washington County
Ir. Groep
No Thalidomide In This Area Alert Issued
Baltimore area health officials say two Maryland doctors prescribed thalidomide and have begun an intensive investigation to locate any remaining pills. The state health department notes few cases in Western Maryland and the Baltimore Washington region as officials visit doctors who received the drug and arrange returns where possible.
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APY
Wood and Drag Administration
Maryland
Baltimore-Washington
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Dalassone
Nailyal Division
State Department of Meath
Health Officils
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Unclear, garbled OCR content with scattered names and fragmentary product terms. Appears to reference manufacturing, crafts, and catalogs with possible personal or business names but lacks coherent events or claims.
Boy, 9, Suffered Broken Legs in Auto Incident
A nine year old boy crossing US Route 66 was fatally injured when struck by a car. State trooper Hl. BL Rensawn led the probe, noting fractures and multiple injuries. he was transported to Washington County Hospital. A subsequent blast damaged the Lima office of a news agency, causing minor injuries to a messenger.
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Marti Pliars Hume
Hoonsbara
Mt. 2
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State No. 66
Chaves FP
Beard Hoonsbirg RL 2
Hl. BL
Rensawn
Dee Child
Washington County Hospital
Lima
Monica Bight
Press International
Kennedy Says War Advocates Insane During Brazil Talk
President Kennedy told Brazilian graduate students that anyone desiring war is insane. He noted no winner in a future nuclear war and affirmed U S aims for nuclear test bans and disarmament with inspections. He said Brazil should choose its path to better living standards within a free economy.
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Wasilington
Kennedy
United States
White House South Lawn
Brazil
Kernody
Area Deaths and Political Debate Stir Region
Obituary notices for Henry Eugene Shannon of Camp Hill Pa and Greencastle area resident Joseph B. Shearer detail surviving family, funeral plans, and interment. A related editorial notes Senate considerations on cloture and filibuster impacting Democrats ahead of the November elections, with party leadership concerns and potential shifts by several senators.
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Eugene Shannon
Shirematstown
Polyclinic Hospital
Itarvisburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Camp Hilleesbytegian Church
Wise
Virginia Shanon
Barbara Jean
Michael
Victor Shaan
Hagerstown
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Ders
Eh Wen
Wagerstown
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Steelten
Tae
Myers
Market Street
Camp Hill
Rey Spencer
Stith Interment Willl Be In Tolling Cireen
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Greancastie
Joseph B. Shearer
Greencastle
Rt 1
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Harney Kauffman
Waynesboro
Punecal
Minnleh
Green
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Pyge
Browns Mill
Jof Ge Spice Network
Senate
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D-Mo
Maran
Neuberger
Joseph Clark
Pennsylvania
Ernest Gruenings
Alaska
Quentin N. Birdick
North Bakes
Bartlett
Warborough
Tex
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Large
Louisiana
Feverett
Dirksen
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Rehabilitation May Save Man From Death In Electric Chair
Paul Crump, condemned for a South Side guard slaying, seeks clemency from the Illinois Parole and Pardon Board to avoid execution. His lawyer argues for rehabilitation and mercy, while prosecutors maintain the legal mandate to carry out the sentence. Crump has exhausted multiple appeals up to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Crump
Donald Page Moore
Otto Ketner
James A. Thompson
United States Supreme Court
Cook
Crimp
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AMA To Check Thalidomide Senate Action On Thalidomide
Congress plans hearings on the drug thalidomide amid concerns over congenital malformations. Senator Humphrey criticizes communications gaps, while AMA assigns doctors to study safety and safeguards. Dr Frances Kelsey, who blocked U S distribution, may testify.
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Elgewimre
Arieona
Boon Uider Clinical Evaluation Ince Wah
AMA
Council
Hobert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Senate
Tamphrey
Frances Kelsey
Mood and Drug Administration
Fragmentary religious verse fragment from St Paul parish
The readable lines resemble a devotional text with phrases about entering a kingdom, inviting attire in riches, sins, forgiveness, and a Christ’s name prayer. Names like ANAM Raynes St Paul Mita appear as possible contributors or signatories within a damaged page segment.
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Christ
ANAM
Raynes
St. Paul
Mita
Eredeis Sennen Ry
Courage defined by fear, faith, and practice in adversity
August Reader's Digest outlines three elements of courage and explains how a healthy fear can guide action. It claims skeptics can apply these concepts, with prayer offered as a supportive tool.
Ousted Union Leader Denies Payoff Demand in Strike Case
Washington AP report states an ousted union official denies demanding $5,000 to end a strike delaying nuclear submarine work at General Dynamics Electric Boat Groton. Testimony before a Senate subcommittee Monday featured conflicting details as investigators probe alleged payoffs and support for a proposed settlement.
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Aritic Yars
Ie Balltemakers Tocat
Groton
Gann
Senate Investifie Lions Subcommittee
John J. McClellan
D.rk
McClellan
Ward
General Dynamics Crys
Charged In Two Check Forgery Cases In Court
Larry Needy was arrested by sheriff's officers and charged in two forgery cases in district court. Warrants allege he forged his mother's handwriting on checks totaling $30.00 and $24.28, with $500 bond set on each count. The incident stemmed from actions on Pinta Avenue. He is described as the son of Mia Needy.
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Larry Needy
Pinta Ave
Weedy
Gramme
Mia
Aie Ler Needy
Milnel
Pen Mar Area Residents Seek Water Aid
Pen Mar area residents urge the county commission for a water supply with Reuterville Water Co. lacking capital for pipes. Spokeswoman Mrs. Charles Cohen noted she asked Gov. Tawes for help and he referred the request to the county. Water is needed during peak cottage occupancy in the Mer months. Governor shows interest in rehabilitating Pen Mar area.
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Pen Mar
Charles Cohen
Reuterville Water Company
Gouty Board
Gov. Tawes
Cohen
Pan Mar v
Tawes
Beall Seeks Amendment for Voluntary School Prayer
Sen Beall of Maryland urges the Senate Judiciary Committee to approve a constitutional amendment permitting voluntary prayer in public schools. He argues the measure would define prayer as nonsectarian and allow officials to offer no prayer, while preserving minority rights and judicial protection. Beall cites checks and balances and notes 14 senators cosponsor.
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Sen
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Ap Judiciary Committee
Ing
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Judiciary Committee
Congress
Last Marines Leave Thailand as Backup Move Mentioned
The final 1,800 U S Marines departed Thailand, with Adm George W Anderson saying they can return swiftly if needed to defend Thailand against communists. The 2,000-man 27th Infantry and 99,000 Thai forces remain, while Laos neutrality concerns linger after the Geneva agreement.
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U.S
America
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Laos
Viet Nam
George W. Anderson
Kenneth Todi Young
Okinawa
Geneva
Washington
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