Paratroopers Die In Army Truck Crash At Camp Campbell
A canvas-covered Army truck veered off a gravel road at Ft Campbell and plunged into a creek, killing 14 paratroopers from the 101st Airborne and injuring nine others. Helicopters evacuated the wounded as a board of inquiry opened into the worst accident on the post.
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Campbell, Ky
Tennessee
Ft. Campbell
327Th Airborne Infantry
Bastogne
Stassen Sees Nearer Step in World Disarmament Talks
Harold Stassen, U S delegate to the U N Disarmament subcommittee, says talks toward a first step in arms control are closer than any time since World War II. He cites progress in Washington and optimism over Soviet acceptance of international inspectors on Soviet soil.
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London
Harold Stassen
Biz Gowers
Stassen
U. S
U. N
Washington
Russia
Valerian Zorin
French Report Claims 180 Algerian Rebels Killed
Algiers dispatch says French forces fatally wounded 180 rebels in the last 24 hours with 10 French troops hurt. Clashes near the west of Algiers persisted as calm held in the city. France cites a massacre of 35 Arabs by the FLN and links last month Melouza casualties to the Mh faction.
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Algiers
National Liberation Front
FLN
Melouza
Girard Denies Pressure Over Japanese Trial
William Girard, a 21 year old Army specialist, held a press conference with Brig Gen and Maj Stanley Levin present denying U S pressure in his planned Japanese court trial for the shooting of a Japanese woman. He told his brother Far East Command was pressuring him and Levin warned a stiffer sentence if tried by the Army.
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Deimos Harden
Itawamba Times
Mississippi Group
U.S
W. C. Shoemaker
Jackson Daily News
Hodding Carter
Greenville
Federal Grand Jury
Jackson
Frederick Sullens
Carter
Delta Democrat-Times
Camp Whittington
Japan
William
Girard
Pentagon
U. S. Army
Stanley Levin
Army War East Command
United States
Far “East Command
Levin
Washington
Williams
Nasser Isolated From Arab Leaders Amid Growing Rift
In Beirut the report outlines Gamal Abdel Nasser losing sway with Arab states as Jordan expels a military attaché and considers breaking relations. Saudi Arabia and Jordan pledge to maintain brotherly ties while Egypt Syria and Yemen endure a strained alliance with Nasser guiding a flagging joint Arab command.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Middle East
Nasser
Syria
Jordan
Hussein
Amman
Iraq
Libya
Saudi Arabia
Joint Arab Military Command
Yemen
Weather outlook for Thomasville: hot with scattered afternoon showers
The Thomasville area will stay partly cloudy and hot with a chance of widely scattered afternoon showers today and Saturday. Highs around 95, lows near 73, and southerly winds under 0 mph. The 5 day Georgia South Carolina outlook shows continued hot weather with light to moderate rainfall totals 0.20 to 0.50 inches.
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Thomasville
Mercury
Georgia
South Carolina
Editorial evaluates city appraisals and tax fairness in Thomasville
The editorial urges residents to review and question the city appraisals totaling about 62 000 and warns that high valuations could raise millage and curb growth. It notes potential county impacts, urges fair practice, and calls for a just, community minded solution to achieve uniform taxation.
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Thomasville
St. Petersburg
Thomasville Ia
Georgia
Florida
Zxr
Board of County Commissioners
Civil Rights Bill Faces Southern Amendment Impasse
Washington AP The House opens a civil rights session amid expected passage of a bill, while Southerners push to attach a jury trial guarantee for those violating federal injunctions. Proponents argue jury trials threaten civil rights enforcement. opponents fear acquittals, debates focus on amendments and investigative powers.
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Washington
South
Rep
Celler
D-Nr
Howe
Martin
Massachusetts
Senate
House
Hoffman
R-Mich
Rep. Alger
Rtex
Forand
D-Ri
Alger
Local Candidate Defeated in Iowa Civil Position Bid
Fragmentary OCR notes show a candidate connected to federal service and civil duties in Iowa, with defeat recorded. Names and specifics are unclear due to image quality.
Haiti in turmoil as military coup ousts Fignole
Provisional President Daniel Fignole was deposed in a Haitian army led coup in Port au Prince. Brig. Gen. Antonio Kebreau became army chief and pledged to take over government powers. Fignole and ministers were not immediately found, with crowds gathering around key sites as security forces prepared for unrest.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Daniel Fignole
Negro Fignole
Orief
Antonio Rebreau
Fignole
Army
Kebreau
Leon Cantave
Cantaye
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