Oran Faces Terror Attacks Amid Algerian Crisis
A series of plastic bomb blasts in Oran and Algiers killed 14 or more and wounded several, as OAS terrorists targeted Europeans and security forces responded with heavy fire. French airstrikes near the Tunisian border and prefectural police actions followed, with mass arrests and extensive security checks reported as preparations for a cease fire announcement loomed.
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Paige
OAS
Oran
Office For Foreign Affairs
Bone
Yusef
de Munier
Uran
Algiers
Orleans Army
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Jules Vilatis-Cros
Pentagon to issue earlier reservist releases amid Berlin crisis
The Defense Department indicated many reservists favor an earlier discharge to avoid hardship during the Berlin crisis. Officials noted some have already left apartment leases and jobs for a full 12 month recall, but allow requests for remaining in uniform if the early release is deemed a hardship.
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Berlin
Defense Dept
Fa Reservist
Defenge Dept
Retired Public Health Officer Dies In Albany
Dr. Joseph Sehlenstein of Albany, longtime chairman of the post-graduate training committee for the State Assn. of Public Health Laboratories, died yesterday. He retired previously as chief pathologist of the State Health Depts division of laboratories and research after 34 years. A Mel University Montreal medical graduate and American Board of Pathology diplomate, his funeral will be held tomorrow in Brookline Massachusetts with interment at Sharon Memorial Park, Sharon, Massachusetts.
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Joseph Sehlenstein
Albany
State Assn. of Public Health Laboratories
Seniedfsten
State Health Depts Division
Mel University
Montreal
American Board of Wathaiey
Uy Brookline
Miass
Sharon Memorial Park
Sharon, Mess
Elmira Fire Damages ThreeStory Building
Fire wrecked a three story building in Elmira injuring no one reported. Estimated loss around 100,000 dollars included a restaurant and a ground floor shop with an office on the second floor. Firemen and investigators worked the scene after deputies and police patrols responded.
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Elmira
Wining
Mrs Werlin Heads PTA At School 18
Mrs Samuel J Werlin elected new president of School 18 PTA at Thursday meeting succeeding Mrs Charles Gateway. Officers named include first vice president Mrs John Sturphy second vice president Mrs Charles Bonjukian treasurer Dr Edwin Holstein and corresponding secretary Mrs Rita Ryan. Troy PTA Council representatives named Mrs Walter Gorman city delegate and Mrs Marion Patton district delegate. Louis Ismay director of the Junior Museum spoke on its community role and showed colored slides. Hostesses were Mrs Arnold Cipperly Mrs Clyde Rea and Mrs Donald Zapp. Attendance banners were won by Mrs Edna Greenberg 1st Grade Miss Elizabeth Bailey 6th Grade and Miss Agnes Keefe 8th Grade. Social hour followed with refreshments.
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Samuel J. Werlin
PTA
Charles Gateway
John Sturphy
Charles Bonjukian
Edwin Holstein
Rita Ryan
Troy Pta
Walter Gorman
Marion Patton
Louis Ismay
Ismay
Arnold Cipperly
Clyde Rea
Donald Zapp
Edna Greenberg
Elizabeth Bailey
Agnes
Keefe
Kroll to Bonn adviser post amid West Berlin row
Envoy to Moscow Kroll is assigned to Bonn as an adviser on eastern policy. He plans a vacation then return to Moscow before recall. The episode marks a new controversy for the ambassador, with prior reports of proposals to Khrushchev on Berlin and Germany. Adenauer defended him, and observers call this the virtual end of his 42 year West German service.
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Moscow Post
Foreign Office
Bonn
Kroll
Moscow
Khrushchev
Berlin
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Kremlin
Die Welt
Hamburg
Oder-Neisse
West
United Nations
West Germany
Sovie
Unnion
Schroider
Adenalee
Heinrich von Brentane
Woul
Krofl
Ofice
Aeion Brentano
Rusk Confronts Senate on Nerve of Nuclear Talks and Geneva Trip
Dean Rusk outlined U S plans to resume atmospheric nuclear tests next month unless a robust test ban treaty with effective inspection is secured from the Soviet Union. He spoke after a closed session with the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and said no clear optimism about progress. Rusk also discussed potential Berlin talks and the broader effort to ease tensions with Moscow during upcoming Geneva negotiations. The high level talks included Kennedy, Humphrey, and McCone among others as the administration pressed for moves toward disarmament and a workable verification regime.
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Kennedy
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rusk
Geneva
United States
Russia
Britain
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dd-Minn
Senate Disarmament Subcommittee
Humphrey
Khrushenev
Gromyko
Home
Berlin
Moscow
Bre
Vier
Landon Boloahneon Gendaman
Lemnitver
Dean Rusk
Geneve
Bam
Alke
Dean
Algerian talks press on at Evian on interim government
Algeria talks at Evian focus on the interim mixed Arab European provision executive and the local security force. Differences persist as rebel threats loom while Belkacem Krim says negotiations occur at the conference table, not on the battlefield.
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de Gaulle
Evian
Algeria
France
Belkacem Krim
Gasoline Prices Back To Normal After Short Dip
After a week of reduced gasoline prices the area is expected to return to normal levels today. Last week unbranded fuels ranged around 20.9 to 27.9 cents for high test, with branded regular at 22.9 cents. A 6-cent increase from a major refinery pushed prices up, and weekend rates in Troyares will follow. Predicted prices: unbranded 26.9, Gulf lane 27.9, branded regular 28.9, high test 32.9.
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Troyares
Gulf Lane
Vietnamese helicopters raid Viet Cong stronghold near Cai Nagi
Viet Nam dispatches report U S helicopter borne raid near Cai Nagi in Xuyen Province secured a rebel stronghold after heavy fighting. Three rebels killed and about 50 captured with five helicopters damaged, government troops and Americans unharmed. Soviets criticized U S aid as anti colonial policy.
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Viet Nam Sala
Cai Nagi
South
Viet Nam
U.S
Saigon
Moscow
Izvestia
South Viet Nam
21St “Thunderbolt
Mekong
Cai Ngai
An Xuyen
ADG
Chemical Engineers State Session At RPI
Dr. Paul Harteck of RPT will discuss recent investigations of chemical reactions of fundamental importance in the upper atmosphere. The talk, the highlight of a Northeastern New York AIChE session, takes place Wednesday at 8 p.m. in room 10 Troy building, with dinner at 6 30 p.m. at Callaghan's Restaurant.
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Paul Harteck
RPT
Troy Building
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
New York
Om Callaghan
Cuba forms ORI party directors amid Castro leadership
The document outlines Cuba's ORI directorate with 25 core members and 20 additional officials including Blas Rov, Emilio Aragones, Carlos Rafael Rodriguez, Augusto Martinez Sanchez, Faure Chomon, Ramiro Valdes, Severo Aguirre, Flavio Bravo, Cesar Escalante, Joaquin Ordoqui, Lazaro Pena, Manuel Luzardo, Ramon Calcines, Juan Almeida, Armando Hart, Sergio Del Valle, Guillermo Garcia, Osmani Cienfuegos, Raul Curbelo, and Havidee Santamaria. The list reflects Castro loyalists and key figures from the 26th of July Movement, signaling a consolidation of political, military, and labor roles into a single all-powerful party. The Miami News adds further names including Brave and Luvardo among others, detailing the broad composition of the leadership.
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Communist Party
Stalin
Anibal Escalante
Cuba
ORI
ORS
Castro
iCuban
Revolucion
Blas Rova
Cuban Communist Party
Emilio Aragones
Havana
Casadro
Sierra Maestra
Carlos Rafael Rodriguez
National Institute of Agrarian Reform
Economic Planning
Hoy
Augusto Martinez Sanchez
Faure Chomon
Soviet Union
Ramiro Valdes
Oriente
Severo Aguirre
Agrarian Reform Institute
Flavio Bravo
Cesar Escalante
Anibal
Joaquin Ordoqui
Lazaro Pena
Cuban Workers Federation
Escalante Brothers
Manuel Luzardo
Ramon Calcines
Juan Almeida
Armando Hart
Sergio del Valle
Guillermo Garca
Osmani Cienfuegos
Camilo Cienfuegos
Raul Curbelo
Bay of Pigs
Havidee Santamaria
Hart
Miami News
Iormer
Communist Youth
Revolutionary Army
Ordoqui
Raul Castro
Luvardo
Caleines
Communist Youth League
Gareia
Lun
Pinar del Roo
Flames destroy Maxwell Elementary School in Brownsville area
A spectacular fire in Maxwell destroyed Maxwell Elementary School causing about 250000 dollars in damage. Nine teachers and 224 pupils escaped safely with no injuries reported. Local officials noted the blaze belched flames and smoke as flames consumed the building.
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Brownsville
Maxwell
Saventays
Faveti County Sensal
Stratton on Rockefeller and NY politics discussed
Stratton cites Rockefeller as hedging on issues and notes Rockefeller’s divorce should not affect a presidential run. He predicts Rockefeller would lose to Kennedy and doubts Wagner will seek the New York governorship. Stratton aims for the governorship and outlines legislative priorities before Congress. He criticizes welfare actions and defends Navy fitness rating concerns.
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Stratton
Rockefeller
Kennedy
iMayor
Robert F. Wagner
New York City
Wagner
New York State
Congressman Stratton
Schenectady
Gover
Demotcrats
Congress
35Th Congressional District
Montgomery County
Eisenhower
Raymond W. Houston
Sration
Newburgh
James M. Mitchell
Houston
Dept. of Urban Affairs
Washington
House
Armed Services Committee
Navy
Naval Reserve
Firemen Aid Man At South Lake Ave Laundry
The five fire departments were called at 3 35 pm yesterday to aid Daniel Carhart 43 of 174 South Lake Ave who became ill at Carhart's Laundry Inc 1931 6th Ave The predator was used by Hogemen Peter Hickey and William F McNamara of Central Fire Station The emergency call also was answered by Sgt Thomas Melnerney and Patrolman Robert Talarico of the radio patrol.
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Daniel Carhart
South Lake Ave
T Carhart’s Laundry Inc
6Th Ave
Hogemen
Peter Hickey
William F. McNamara
Central Fire Station
Thomas Melnerney
Robert Talarico
Radio Patrol
Greenwich Store Owner Dies At 94 In Greenwich
Brock Powell founder of Powell's Corner Dells and Jewelry Store in Greenwich in 1808 died after a brief illness. He retired in 1959 and turned business over to his son Theodore J. Powell. Powell was a Mason and longtime Centenary Church treasurer and steward. He survived by daughter Miss Ethel M. Powell two grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. from Garrett Funeral Home Greenwich with Masonic services tomorrow evening at Ashlar Lodge.
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Brock Powell
Powell's Corner Dells and Jewelry Store
Greenwich
Mnoon
Theodore J. Powell
Powell
Norwood
Ont
Canada
United States
Toronto Horological School
Philadelphia Optical College
Gloversville
Troy
North Adams
Mass
Battenkil
Centenary Methodist Church
Randolph Club
Union Village Lodge
Odd Fellows
Ethel M. Powell
Garrett Funeral Home
Maurice W. Baker
Centenary Church
Greenwich Cemetery
Ashlar Lodge
Congress Dragged Its Feet On Fire Island Shore Protection
Albany AP The state superintendent of public works accused Congress of delaying funds for the Army Corps of Engineers long planned Long Island shore protection project. J Burch McMorran blamed funding delays on Congress while Fire Island erosion concerns gain momentum from local property owners and a GOP governor’s perceived indifference.
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Albany
State Superintendent of Public Works
Congress
Long Island
J. Burch McMorran
Army Corps of Engineers
McMorran
Gilbert M. Serber
Fire Island
Storm devastates Atlantic coast as evacuations continue
Storm damage spans New Jersey shores from Cape May to Long Beach Island with thousands evacuated and Atlantic City reporting no alarm despite ten million dollars in damages. In Maryland Ocean City faces NAACP pressure over segregation while Florida coast towns recover from high tides and heavy seas and ships return to normal.
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Jlack
Chincoteague Island
Jena
New Jersey
Cape May
Avalon
Strathemere
Long Beach Island
Atlantic City
N. J
Joseph Altman
Baltimore
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Ocean City
NAACP
Kennedy
Florida
Three Injured In One Car Crash On Route 22
Three persons were taken to Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge last night after a one car crash on Route 22 about a half mile north of North Hoosick. Charmane Fairbanks 20 of Cambridge Avery L Capwell 21 of Batavia and Nicholas Pone 19 of Schenectady were identified with possible head hip or left hand injuries. State Police Troop G investigated.
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Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Ln Rt
North Hoosick
Charmane Fairbanks
Avery L. Capwell
Batavia
Nicholas Pone
Fairview Avenue
Schenectady
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Jets
Hall
Daoeph Po Pease
Talddey
Peesde
Beats
Louis F. Ismay
Rensselaer County Junior Museum
Charles R. Gageway
Chemical Engineers
RPI
Albay
Iman Stratton
William J Ronan
Rocksfeller
Roman
Bockefeller
Upstate
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