Americans See Friction With United States in Global Ties
Roving AP correspondents report that in France Algeria the Middle East and Latin America locals resent U S policies yet seek closer ties with the Soviet bloc and its allies. They warn communists may infiltrate powerful positions as U S influence is questioned.
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Chile
United States
Pacaideateas
Soviet Union
Soviet Bloc
Associated Press
France
Algeria
Middle East
Latin America
De Gaulle Returns Powers Eases French Attitudes Toward U S
AP dispatch notes improved French sentiment toward the United States after de Gaulle's return, yet persistent mistrust remains over American business interests in North Africa and involvement in Arab nationalist movements from Casablanca to Suez. French observers cite Sakiet Sidi Youssef bombing and arms shipments to Tunisia as flashpoints.
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Belman Morin
Algiers
de Gaulle
United States
America
North Africa
Casablanca
Suez Canal
Suez
Egypt
Tunisian
Sakiet Sidi Youssef
Algeria
Tunisia
Uncle Sam
United
Elks Club Hosts Open House At New Home
Rotary Club members attended a Thursday meeting at the Elks Home, welcomed by local lodge officers. State and local officers praised efforts for crippled children at AfFore near Atlanta, run by the Elks. Albert Tuck led the program.
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Lee
Ardmore
Qorgia
Emory
Rotary
Woodward Adams
Elks
Foom
Deoren
Rotary ‘Club
Af@fore
Atlanta
Game on the rails ends in two boys' deaths
In Barberton Ohio two brothers Jimmy Haruka 10 and Ronald 8 playing on an Erie Railroad trestle were struck by a west bound freight train moving about 50 mph. Ted Mann 9 escaped as the engine horn and brakes failed to stop the tragedy.
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Barberton
Ohio
Jimmy Hazuka
Ronald
Ted Mann
Erie
John L. Sontag
Marion
Ted
Haruka
Jimmy
Bicycles and Tire Stolen Reported Near Schools
City police report thefts from last night at New Union School area and East Side School. A tractor tire was removed from a truck belonging to Benjamin Conley of Boston near the road by New Union. Jimmy Price of County Farm said his bicycle was taken yesterday from East Side School.
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Benjamin Conley
Boston
New Union School
Jimmy Price
East Side
More Children at Play Safe Driving Urged in Thomasville
Police Chief Noah Stegall urged motorists to slow down near playgrounds and schools as children resume outdoor play and summer classes begin. He warned kids may dart into streets from behind parked cars and urged drivers to watch for softballs, bikes, and pedestrians in residential areas and near Thomasville Junior High.
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Thomasville
Noah Stegall
Thomasville Junior High School
Cairo Lions Club Installs New Officers
Cairo Lions Club installed new officers led by Hicks taking the treaty from McLendon who becomes a board member alongside Richards elected to a two year term. Other officers include Stripling Grubbs and Baker as vice presidents Jackson as secretary treasurer Maxwell tail twister and Murphy. Mr and Mrs Grubbs and Mr and Mrs Jackson to attend State Convention in Savannah June 15 17 as delegates with guests Mrs Wolf and Mr and Mrs Marvin Brown.
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Cairo
Savannah
Wolf
Marvin Brown
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