Slain French Police Trigger Algeria Surge of OAS Attacks
In Algiers gunmen from the underground OAS killed two French police, wounded three others, and shot a riot- police convoy. Eight Arabs also died as violence tightens across Algiers amid France’s heavy troop deployment and Salan’s capture.
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Algiers
UPI
Secret Army
OAS
Raoul Salan
Oran
France
Salan
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Salan Held Under Guard After Captured Algeria Crisis
Ex General Raoul Salan, leader of the OAS revolt, is guarded in Saint-Pierre prison Paris while awaiting trial for mass killings amid protests and clashes with security. Earlier, OAS prisoners fought guards injuring 15 prisoners and five policemen as crowds gathered outside. Salan, 62, was captured near Algiers University and flown to France to face death penalty in absentia, with Jouhaud sentenced to die this month.
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Paris
UPI
Raoul Salan
Secret Army Organization
CAS
Algeria
Sante
Salan
OAS
Algiers
France
Edmond Jouhaud
Louis Joxe
Jouhaud
Maurice Challe
Andre-Marie Zeller
U2 Pilot’s Wife Improves After Overdose Incident
In Washington the wife of U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers improves and remains conscious in a hospital. Police report she swallowed about 28 sleeping pills, with hospital officials citing acute gastrointestinal upset as a contributed condition. Powers sat at her bedside as she regained consciousness after Friday transfer.
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Washington
UPI
Francis Gary Powers
Georgetown University Hospital
Jeanette Robinson
Powers
George Shriner
Nelson Rickey
Alexandria
Union Delays New Election At Advance Ross Plants
Advance Ross Electronics Corp asked the NLRB to hold another union election at Burlington and Washington plants. Vice President D J Tricebock said the UAW filed an unfair labor practice charge to delay the vote, insisting workers deserve a fair election and accusing organizers of seeking disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Electronics Corporation
NLRB
Burlington
Washington
D. J. Tricebock
UAW
Tricebock
Ross
Elmer Ruby 52 Dies. Keota Funeral Planned
Elmer Ruby 52 died Friday at the VA Hospital Iowa City after two months illness. He ran a trucking business in Keota for years. Funeral at 9 am Tuesday in St Marys Keota with Rev Kempker. burial in St Marys Cemetery. Rosaries Sunday 8 pm and Monday 8 pm at Powell Funeral Home Keota. Born Delta July 24 1909 to James A and Billa Ruby. Survived by Margaret Wagner wife two sisters and two brothers.
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Keota
James Elmer Ruby
Iowa City
Ruby
St. Mary's Catholic Church
C. S. Kempker
St. Mary's Cemetery
Powell
Mr. Ruby
Delta
James A
Billa Tygert Ruby
South English
Margaret L. Wagner
Will J. Good
Cedar Rapids
Eulis Wolfe
Ralph
Sigourney
Walter
Newton
Pilot Dog Tidy Helps Dr Neva Dakins Return Home
Dr Neva Dakins of Olds returns with pilot dog Tidy after a two week Pilot Home training in Columbus Ohio. The program provides guide dogs free of charge with support from the Pilot Guide Dog Foundation Lions Club and Perk Dog Food labels. Dakins' family history and ongoing refresher studies at the Palmer School of Chiropractic are noted.
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Neva Dakins
Olds
Columbus
Ohio
Perk Dog Food Company
Pilot Dog Foundation
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Davenport
Jaycee Varieties features high school and Jaycee acts
Washington Jaycees and local students present a three act Varieties show in the high school auditorium Monday and Tuesday at 8 pm. Tickets from Everett’s Music Store or Jaycee members, exchanged for reserved seats at Schoonover Drug. Vernon Feuerhelm directs the production with a Top 20 lineup and special acts.
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Washington Jaycees
Everetts Music Store
Jaycee
Schoonover Drug
Gary Moore
Vernon Feuerhelm
Man Fatally Burned In Fire At Clarion Shelter
Wright County officials identified Clyde K. Henderson a 54 year old transient from Marysville Kansas as the man who died of burns when flames swept a storage shed used by a trucking firm for storing parts in Clarion. The shed and its contents were destroyed.
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Clarion
UPI
Clyde K
Henderson
Marysville
Kan
Wright County
Move Troops To Buenos Aires Back President In New Crisis
Tanks and trucks moved into Buenos Aires to support President Jose M. Guido as military leaders threaten to depose him. Maj. Gen. Enrique Rauch named war secretary, saying no immediate attack planned and a generals meeting would decide the crisis.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Jose M. Guido
Camp Mayo
Enrique Rauch
Guido
Rauch
Marino Carreras
Raul Poggi
Poggi
Gvernment
Carreres
Carreras
Argentina
Sunrise Service At Y Draws Easter Attendance
Local residents plan Easter worship at 7 a.m. in the YMCA building for the annual Sunrise Service. The Washington Ys Men Club sponsors the event with Rev. Ted Dillon of Parsons College as speaker and music directed by Alan Bergstrom and Vernon Fuerhelm.
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YMCA
Washington Y's
Men Club
Washington
Ted Dillon
Parsons College
Fairfield
Alan Bergstrom
Vernon Fuerhelm
Vernon Elgin
Marion Avenue United
Grover Whalen, Mr New York, Dies at 75
Grover Whalen known as Mr New York and official greeter for the city died at age 75 after years of illness. He originated the Broadway ticker tape parade to welcome the Prince of Wales and later Laned Lindbergh and John Glenn receptions. Whalen served as NY World’s Fair president and earned fortunes in business while remaining a beloved city figure.
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New York
UPI
Elmer Davis
London
Grover Whalen
Whalen
Prince of Wales
Duke of Windsor
Ireland
John Glenn
John Wanamaker
Western Hemisphere
Washington High Band Receives Wilton Junction Praise
A letter from Wilton Junction praises the Washington High School band for its spring tour concert. The writers commend the band's musical presentation and orderly conduct and thank them for a highly appreciated assembly performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Journal
Wilton Junction
Washington High School
Alan Bergstrom
Washington
Marlyn Bausman
Donna Grings
Jack E. Lowther
H. S. Princupt
W. W. Murren
Easter Cantata At United Presbyterian Columbus Junction
A special Easter cantata titled Christ Victorious will be performed by the United Presbyterian Church choir in Columbus Junction at 8 p.m. Sunday. The 35 member choir, directed by Warren May with Donna Hughes as accompanist, features soloists Mrs. Kenneth Carrell Mrs Robert Fulton Mrs Richard Harris Mrs Warren May Brad Fulton Robert May Dr Kenneth Carrell and Lee Morrison.
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Columbus Junction
United Presbyterian Church Choir
Christ
Warren May
Donna Hughes
Kenneth Carrell
Robert Fulton
Richard Harris
Brad Fulton
Robert May
Lee Morrison
Kennedy Opens Century 21 Fair in Seattle Exposition
President Kennedy presses a golden telegraph key in Florida to launch the Century 21 World’s Fair in Seattle. Officials predict up to 125000 on opening day and more than 10 million visitors by October, amid concerns about rain and crowds. The $10 million U.S. science pavilion and the 600‑foot Space Needle become major attractions. VIP guests include the Shah of Iran.
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Seattle
UPS
Kennedy
U.S
Shah of
Iran
The Cross as Sign of Love in Early Christian Faith
A meditation on Easter faith tracing the cross from execution to symbol of victory. It details the Resurrection as divine proof of Jesus being sent by God, transforming the cross into an acted parable of reconciliation and love.
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Earth
Jesus of Nazareth
Jerusalem
Rome
Jesus
God
Annual Egg Hunt Here This Morning
The Jaycee Easter Egg Hunt at Sun Set Park drew hundreds of children of all ages. About 3 000 candy eggs were hidden and they were almost all collected within four to five minutes after the 8 o clock start. The event is sponsored by the local Junior Chamber of Commerce Chapter on the Saturday before Easter. Three age divisions covered up to five years, six to eight, and eight to ten. Prizes were awarded from eggs containing numbers.
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Sunset Park
Chamber of Commerce
Eight Men Selected In New Group For Astronaut Training
The Air Force chose eight officers from 55 volunteers at Edwards Air Force Base to begin an advanced astronautics course in June. The group includes seven Air Force officers and one Navy officer, with masters degrees in engineering and at least 2000 hours of flight time. They will join NASA or other military space programs as graduates of the school and form a pool of pilots engineers and managers for aerospace projects.
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Washington
UPI
Air Force
Navy
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Albert H. Crews
Alexandria
Charles C. Bock Jr
Council Bluffs
Iowa
William T. Twinting
la Grange
Ill
Robert W. Smith
Washington, D.C
Donald M. Sorlie
Dunn Center
N.C
Robert H. Mcintosh
Baltimore
Byron F. Knolle
Houston
Lloyd N. Hoover
Wilbraham
Mass
Weather forecast with scattered storms and warm weekend
Partly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms tonight and in the east Sunday. Warmer northeast tonight with lows 40 to 50. Turning cooler west Sunday with highs in the 60s west to 70s southeast. Mostly fair and slightly warmer Monday.
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U-2
Advance Ross Corp
Elmer Ruby
America
Louis Cassels
United Press International
Christian Church
Roman Empire
Cross
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