Airman Keeton Seen After Flight To See His Girl
Airman Donald Keeton, 19, returned to his mother's home after a mysterious flight from Mississippi in a rented light plane. He said he aimed to see his Dallas sweetheart Doris Bowling but ran out of gas and landed in a swamp near Tyler, Texas. A two-state search followed before his pickup.
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Dallas
Donald Keeton
Mississippi
Sirman
Gulfport
Miss
Tyler
Tex
Doris Bowling, M
Keeton
Atrman
Deltas
Lynn Bowling
Algerian Rebels accuse U S of backing France in revolt
Algerian National Liberation Front spokesman in Tunis accuses the United States of backing French colonialism by arming France as the rebellion grows to about 130000 fighters. He cites U S aid and NATO arms while dismissing De Gaulle’s elections offer as a comedy.
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Tunis
United States
U.S
France
Sai
Werviewea Mn Tums
National Liberation Front
de Gaulle
Algeria
Cah
UW. 8
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Britain
De Gaulle Seeks Algeria Settlement Aid From Soustelle
Premier Charles de Gaulle called in Jacques Soustelle to advise ministers on settling the Arab-Berber rebellion in Algeria. Soustelle, a former De Gaulle ally and organizer for the junta, met for 90 minutes and said he would brief cabinet members.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Jacques Soustelle
Algiers
Algeria
de Gaulle
Junta
Soustelle
Sousstelle
North
Africa
al- Algeria Committee of Public Safety
Soustette
Sergei Vinogradov
Nikita
Ekhrushchev
Washington
London
Jacques Soustelie
DeGaulie
Soustelie
North Africa
Moscow
United States
Britain
Russians Agree On Geneva Talks
In Moscow the Soviet Union accepts the idea of technical talks leading toward a quick suspension of nuclear tests. Eisenhower proposed mixed U S British French scientists join discussions while Russia may send scientists and UN secretariat help in a technical capacity. The talks aim to outline a path for disarmament and set the stage for Geneva discussions.
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Moscow
Sovie
Eisenhower
U.S
West
Russia
Union
Geneva
United States
Britain
France
Poland
Czechoslovakia
U.N. Secretariat
Ernest O. Lawrence
Physist
University of California’ S Radiation Laboratory
Robert F. Bacher
James Brown Fisk
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Soviet Union
Nikolai A. Semyonov
Evgeni K. Fedorov
Senate Vote Set On Labor Curbs In Capitol Debate
Senate votes loom on a labor control bill amid 44 amendments from Republicans and Democrats. Kennedy forecasts GOP defeats as Johnson pushes for final passage tonight but debate could extend into next week. The bill seeks union democracy rules, detailed finances, and Taft Hartley reforms.
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Senate
Washington
Capitol
Eisen- Leen
John F. Kennedy
Mass
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Firing Erupts Across Beirut in Battle Between Government and Rebels
Heavy fighting raged in Beirut as government forces clashed with insurgents seeking to overthrow President Chamoun. The fiercest clashes involved the AP office near the Presidential Palace and areas of Basra and Ramel Prison, amid U.N. observers arriving.
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Beirat
Beirut
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
Associated Press
Zerif
Basra
Ramel
Airman steals plane and crashes after broken romance
In Peterborough England a U S Air Force airman stole an obsolete Bed Tornado light bomber from Alconbury Base. He had no flight experience, took off and crashed after being rejected by a 16 year old English girl named Yvonne Talbot. He was married with an 11 year old son in Elizabeth Indiana.
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Peterborough
England
Yvonne Talbot
A.2
C. Vernon
Chuck
U.S. Air Force
Morgan
Elizabeth
Ind
U.S.A
London
Alconbury Air Base
Heat Wave Continues With 98 Degree Forecast For Town
The weatherman warns of no relief for Thomasville as temperatures rise. Partly cloudy and hot through Sunday with highs near 98 and a tonight low around 76. Yesterday's downtown high reached 95 with late afternoon showers. Winds from the south to southwest below 10 mph and isolated showersPossible this afternoon. Precip totals show 0.02 inch last 24 hours and 0.96 inch for the month so far. Sunset at 7:40 PM and sunrise at 5:32 AM.
Ike Relaxes Today At His Farm Home
President Eisenhower enjoys a day of relaxation at his Gettysburg country home. He plans golf if the weather holds and recently arrived from Washington after an 18 hole round with friend George E. Allen.
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Ike
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Washington
George E. Allen
Bad Taste Charged To Eisenhower Aide
Washington AP reports two Republican senators denounced Sherman Adams demanding full accounting of gifts and favors from Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine. Dem senator Clark called Adams' conduct in extremely bad taste as White House declined to comment.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Sherman Adams
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Barry Goldwater
Ariz
Charles R. Potter
Mich
Adams
Joseph. Clark
Senate
James C. Hagerty
Potter
Hagerty
Magerty
Goldfine
Plymouth
Mass
Oren Harris
D-Ark
House
New York Herald Tribune
Criminal Division
Justice Department
New England
Frederick G. Payne
Maine
Payne
Goldfines
Subcommittee
Agen
Mittee
Wth Federal Regulatory
Trade Commission
Ame Bec and Exchange Commission
Peter F. Mack
D. m4
Harris
Mack
Ber
White House
Adla
Stevenson
Denice
Germany Tries To Halt Flight Of Scientists
Refugee officials report more than 1,300 teachers and scientists fled Germany and West Berlin along with about 450 doctors and dentists. They cite political interference and personal life constraints as the main causes. Authorities acknowledge the need for patience with older intellectuals amid Cold War pressures.
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Pachel
Acho
Wea
Germany
West Berlin
Renahat
Persoasi
Counsel Recommends Denial of Local Air Service Requests
W. Rock Grundman for the Civil Aeronautics Board recommends denying Southern Airways and other carriers' plans to serve Thomasville Tifton Douglas and nearby towns. The briefing argues the routes would be circuitous and costly, and favors denying service to these points while proposing alternative routes and suspensions of certain lines.
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Thomanville
W. Rock Grundman
Civil Aeronautics Board
Bureau of Air Operations
Grundman
Paul N. Pfeiffer
Thomasville
Tifton
Douglas
Corinth
Miss
St. Augustine
Fla
Southern Airways
Bureau
Sou
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Southern
Columbus
Albany
Moultrie
Valdosta
Tallahassee
Eastern Airr Lines
Albany, Ga
National Airlines
J. Jacksonsville
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Sami Solh
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Middle East
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Hastern
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