Algerians To Discuss Peace Offer
Algerian rebels accepted De Gaulle's peace offer and would send Ferhat Abbas to lead negotiations in Paris. The FLN signaled willingness to talks though dissatisfied with aspects of self determination. Paris said the reply was not negative and a predelegation visit would be arranged.
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French Act To Prevent Outbreaks Near Algiers
The French administrator in Algeria ordered troop reinforcements near Algiers and other major cities to curb any disturbances. Paul Delouvrier said demonstrations disturbing the peace are forbidden as rebels agree to send a Paris talks representative to discuss the rebellion with President De Gaulle.
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Thieves Hit West Virginia Motor Vehicles Office
Thieves broke into the West Virginia state motor vehicles department early today and took an estimated quarter of a million dollars in cash with some checks. Officials said the loss could reach as much as a half million, based on recent receipts during the annual license rush. Plates expire June 0.
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Supreme Court Reverses Block on Civil Rights Hearings
The Supreme Court 7-2 struck down an injunction that halted Civil Rights Commission hearings on Negro voting rights in the South. Chief Justice Warren delivered the majority opinion with Justices Douglas and Black dissenting. the ruling overturned a federal court order issued in Shreveport, Louisiana.
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Khrushchev Watches Romania Open Congress In Bucharest
In Bucharest the Romanian Communist party opened its congress with Nikita Khrushchev in attendance and set to discuss a six year plan to expand heavy industry. Western observers expect no major policy shift as Gheorghiu-Dej maintains tight control.
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Anti-Pact Riots Dwindle In Japan
Tokyo reports dwindling anti-American protests as Japan moves to finalize the U S Japan security pact. Leftists failed to muster anticipated crowds while the government pushes domestic ratification and awaits U S Senate action.
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Navy ends search for giant balloon mystery over Pacific
The Navy called off the pursuit of a 40 story high research balloon launched June 5 from Brunswick Georgia. The craft intended to drift toward Houston Texas recording cosmic ray data but vanished. A 16 scientist team and pilots tried to down the balloon with cannon fire but failed. Radar last showed the gondola 700 miles west of San Diego headed across the Pacific. The search was canceled with no confirmed location.
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Eisenhower Sees Unified Korea and Warns on Aid Waste
President Eisenhower completed a three nation tour of Asia with praise for South Korea’s new government and a pledge to curb wasteful American aid. He met Prime Minister Huh Chung at Seoul and urged democratic progress while noting U.N. support and future aid until Korea stands on its feet. The trip included memorial wreaths near the armistice line and a large, mixed crowd in Korea and Okinawa, with safety concerns halting a planned stop in Japan.
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Heat Wave Pushes Tucson Past Records With 110 Downtown
Tucson sweltered through a fifth straight day of 100 plus heat as downtown hit 110 at 1 p.m. and the University of Arizona station topped 115. Officials warned of little relief for days, while winds gusted to 65 mph at the airport and power outages affected the Northeast Side.
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Eisenhower Arrives in Hawaii for Golf Vacation
President Eisenhower to spend two or three days in Hawaii after his Far East tour. He will not visit exiled Korean President Syngman Rhee in Hawaii. Gov. Quinn declares a state holiday urging broad turnout as 150 000 to 200 000 are expected to greet him on return to U S soil.
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John B. Kelly Sr. Dies. Father of Princess Grace
John B. Kelly Sr. millionaire contractor and former Olympic sculler died at age 70 after a long illness. He led a brick firm he founded with funds from his brothers and held roles in politics and sports including the Physical Fitness Committee and Fairmount Park Commission. He was father to Princess Grace of Monaco and John B. Kelly Jr. and two daughters.
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Jack) Kelly Jr
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Mikoyan to Lead Soviet Delegation to Oslo Fair
The Norwegian foreign ministry announced that Soviet Deputy Premier Anastasi I. Mikoyan will head the delegation arriving Thursday for the opening of a Soviet industrial fair in Oslo.
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Keep Cool How To Beat Heat Safely From Local Doctors
Doctors from Tucson offer heat safety tips. Dr Harold J Rowe urges moderate exercise and ample water to aid sweating and cooling. Dr T F E VonDedenroth recommends sun gradual exposure and morning travel. Dr George W King stresses caution for children and fever cases. Dr Francis Bean favors light colors to reflect heat.
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Violence Hits In Aircraft Strike
Report on an aircraft strike causing casualties and disruption. Details identify affected locations and initial responses, with authorities investigating causes while hospital officials treat the injured. The incident draws political attention as leaders call for safety reviews and air defense improvements.
Senate Votes To Retain Phone Tax
The Senate reversed its Finance Committee and voted 11 to 3 to keep the 10 percent tax on local phone calls and telegrams for another year. President Johnson and Senate Leader Dirksen argued against repeal, noting state taxes may replace lost revenue. The measure also extends federal taxes on liquor automobiles cigarets and corporate profits and sets a temporary debt ceiling of 293 billion dollars. A separate vote, 42 to 41, repealed the 4 percent stock dividend tax credit to add 350 million dollars annually.
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