Truce in Algiers Ends Bloodless Second Day
Europeans and Muslims mingle peacefully in Algiers as a two day truce holds. European Secret ATR and the Organization seek added guarantees before independence. Moslem quarters deny direct talks. Markets reopen. truce extended with rumors of talks or possible flareups after the pause.
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Gedre
Algiers
ATR
Mogiem National Liberation Ir Aater
Algeria
Secret Army
Ths
Warning Late Engineer Says No Warning Lights Before Crash
In Vogh era Italy an engineer and his assistant say they saw no warning signals and leaped free before their freight locomotive struck a Riveria bound passenger train, killing two and injuring seventy. One injured patient died today raising the death toll to sixty three. The men reported their first warning came seconds before impact and they activated the emergency brake. The Transport Ministry cited good visibility and functioning signals while noting the passenger train was stopped in the station blocking the tracks.
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Voghera
Italy
Lanfranco Pigiani
Soriano Fabbri
Thomasville Events Calendar Highlight
TODAY Thomasville High graduation p m. ORDER EASTERN Star at Masonic SATURDAY art classes at Youth Center Carl Sanders meeting at Coats AMVETS dance at Post 32 home MONDAY CAP UNIT at Campbell Airport REBEKAH LODGE IOOF Hall DAY AUXILIARY at Chapter Cent.
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Youth Center
Carl Sanders
Coats Amvets
Post 32
CAP
Campbell Airport
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Chapter Cent
Meeting Women’s Events at Municipal Auditorium
The notice lists a sequence of women’s events at the municipal auditorium with times 8:30 p.m. for Mrs. Mipe and 6 p.m. for Lesli andrk. oeen is unclear but CA appears as an organizational tag.
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Aknicipal
Mipe
Leslie
Meat and Butter Prices Rise Amid Soviet Food Shortages
The Soviet Union hikes meat and butter prices to fund agriculture as food shortages persist. Butter climbs to 1.83 per pound and pork and beef to 88 cents per pound, with wages far lower than in many countries. Government says increases cover farm costs, cites U.S. imperialism and defense needs.
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Preston Grover Moscow
Uni
State Action Critics Focus On Tax Changes
The article reports criticism of Vandiver for lowering sales tax brackets while noting Byrd disputes an executive order tax increase. Byrd backs legislative review and planned to raise the issue in a campaign. Byrd, bedridden, hoped to return to Reynolds this weekend but faces six more weeks in bed.
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Vandiver
Revenue Department
Byrd
Reynolds
Reconciliation Possible Janet Tony Separation Complicated by Gossip
Hollywood actress Janet Leigh discusses her separation from Curtis, recounting press gossip and fan magazine coverage. She notes a tentative path to reunion and hopes to avoid splitting their social circle, mentioning possible European work in October if they reconcile.
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Janet
Tony
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Janet Leigh
Curtis
New York
Stanley Reames
Europe
Public Hearings Slated On Reapportionment Bid
Atlanta AP report on the legislative study committee hearing a court ordered reapportionment plan. The panel reconvenes June 21 to craft a workable solution before a possible special session this year. Senators debated rotation as unconstitutional and debated appealing the ruling while supporters urged rapid action. Representative Arthur Funk urged a quick special session.
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Atlanta
House
Shackelford
Arthur Funk
Savannah
Thundershowers Herald Drought End in South
Thundershowers over the nation were viewed as heralding the end of a month-long drought in the south. The report notes scattered storms bringing relief, with officials evaluating rainfall totals and potential impacts on agriculture.
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E Nation
Weather bureau warns of deluge after drought
The Weather Bureau predicts heavy thunder and showers moving eastward to ease a long drought. Thawfall Thursday night nears its end as farm areas hope for relief, with drought declarations reported in five counties.
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Weather Bureau
Tion
Louisiana
Lafayette
Rainfall Spares South Tying Drought, Firefighters See Relief
Rain eased drought across Georgia Florida and Louisiana with scattered showers and specific totals. Sapelo Island helped curb a stubborn forest fire while Mississippi and Tennessee reported relief as farmers awaited more rain to restore pastures and crops.
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Sapelo Island
Georgia Coast
Federal probes locate Billie Sol Estes safety deposit box
Federal investigators found a Billie Sol Estes safety deposit box in Texas and seek to learn if there are more. Court orders may force access. Estes and his lawyers have not consented. Investigators review financial files and checks to cash or self for sparse receipts, while exploring political contributions and ties to government figures.
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Washington
Billie Sol Estes
Texas
Estes
Moter
Vandiver Attacks U S Tariff Stand At Poultry Lab Dedication
Governor Ernest Vandiver urged Kennedy to seek postponement of a European common market poultry tariff set for July 1. He asked for reciprocal treatment in an expanded trade bill and announced a new Georgia poultry laboratory to speed disease testing and improve hatching flock health.
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Oakwood
Vandiver
Northeast
Kennedy
White House
European Economic Community
U.S
Georgia
State Poultry Laboratory
Sweeney Named Southern Civil Defense Chief for Six States and Canal Zone
Dial Sweeney Co. and later Southeastern manager for Mitchell and Smith Inc. Detroit, cork products. Sweeney, Clem son College Furman NYU graduate, member of American Legion 40 and 8 Amvets MOWW Elks Atlanta Association of Federal Executives. Past vice commander Legion Post 10 DC and Board of Governors Glen Arven. In new role he will direct planning policy and organization of civil defense in Georgia North and South Carolina Florida Alabama Tennessee Mississippi and the Canal Zone.
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Southeastern
Mitchell and Smith Inc
Detroit
Sweeney
Clemson College
Furman University
New York University
American Legion
Amvets
Military Order of World Wars, Elks
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American Legion Post 10
District of Columbia
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Mississippi
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