Terrorism Wave Hits Algeria Bab El Oued Mass Killings
In Bab El Oued Algiers a 30-minute wave of terrorist killings left at least 15 dead including five Arabs. Police and troops cordoned the district with armored cars as nationwide casualties reach 1,067 dead and 1,793 wounded since January 1. Jean Morin began talks with officials to map terms for ending the war amid near cease fire expectations.
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Algiers
UPI
Bab-El-Oued
Algeria
Bab- El-Oued
Secret Army Organization
SAS
Secret Army
Barboure
Cials
Castro's Two Week Absence Sparks Cuban Speculation
In Havana, Fidel Castro has not been seen in public for two weeks fueling widespread speculation. He missed a Friday night function despite TV assurances, last seen Feb 12 at the opening of the national circus with Francisco Juliao.
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Havana
UPI
Fidel Castro
Castro
Francisco Juliao
Council of Ministers
Carlos Rafael Rodriguez
National Institute of Agrarian Reform
Argues
Communist Party
Hoy
Fidel
Gaspar Garcia Gallo
Teachers’ Union
Red China denounces U S aid to Viet Nam in protest
Red China charged the U S military buildup in South Viet Nam threatens its security and called for prompt consultations among concerned countries to prevent a dangerous war. The Foreign Affairs Ministry statement warned the buildup imperils North Viet Nam and China and urged action.
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Tokyo
UPI
China
South Viet Nam
Red China
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
New China
America
North Viet Nam
U.S
Democratic Republic of
Viet Nam
France Prepares For Last Ditch Fight Over Algeria
Paris reports President de Gaulle summoned top military commanders to map security for a potential SAS revolt as Algeria's cease fire nears. Rebels meet in Tripoli to discuss terms while observers expect an accord and a path to independence after the cease fire.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
National Council
CNRA
Tripoli
Libya
Urges Second Career For Older Men
Dr Wilder Penfield argues in Midway that retirement should become a pivot to a new career not decline. He cites retirement neurosis and false senility, says men can learn new skills and contribute after sixty, and notes women often have second careers through housekeeping or other work.
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Chicago
UPI
Wilder Penfield
University of Chicago
Penfield
Montreal Neurological Institute
Department of
Neurology
McGill University
Two Services Sunday At Washington Methodist Church
Two morning worship services will be held Sunday in the Washington Methodist church. Workmen redecorating will move services to the basement until completion. The first service starts at 8:30 a.m. followed by Sunday school at 9:15 a.m. A second worship service is at 10:30 a.m.
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Washington Methodist Church
Winter Ice Coats Northern States
A broad winter storm swept the nation bringing heavy snow from the Midwest to New England while Dixie endured tornadoes and wind storms. Snow totals reached 7 inches in Bradford Pennsylvania and up to 8 inches in parts of Missouri Kansas and Ohio with sub zero cold in the Dakotas and Montana. In Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia rain accompanied the front. Tornadoes in Mississippi damaged buildings and homes causing about 75 000 dollars in Harmontown and near the Tennessee border communities. further destruction occurred in two small Mississippi locales.
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Northland
Dixie
Ohio
New York
Midwest
New England
Bradford
South Bend
Ind
Cleveland
Akron
Olean
N.Y
Kansas
Missouri
St. Joseph
Atkinson
Kan
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Central Plains
Dakotas
Wyoming
Montana
Great Plains
Pennsylvania
Oho
West Virginia
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Columbus
Parkersburg
W.va
Pittsburgh
Mississippi
Harmontown
Miss
Tennessee
Macmillan Urges Kennedy Khrushchev Summit Compromise
London reports Prime Minister Macmillan phoned President Kennedy to push for a pre Geneva disarmament talks meeting with Khrushchev. The Daily Telegraph cites a possible brief three leader session before the 18 nation conference begins March 14. The Guardian proposes a three nation summit as a constructive alternative.
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London
UPI
Harold MacMillan
Kennedy
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Geneva
Daily Telegraph
MacMillan
Khrushchev
Telegraph
The
Guardian
Kennedy rejects Khrushchev summit bid for Geneva talks
President Kennedy after a telephone talk with British Prime Minister Macmillan rejects Soviet Premier Khrushchev's bid for a summit to open the March disarmament meeting in Geneva. He urges Khrushchev to send Foreign Minister Gromyko and aims for a prompt yes or no on the proposed ministerial meeting.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Nikita Khrushchev
Geneva
Moscow
Khrushchev
Andrei Gromyko
State Department
Palm Beach
Fla
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Macmillan
London
United States
Train Wreck Toll Reaches 36 Dead in Colombia
The National Railway Administration reports final wreckage clearance shows 36 dead and 58 injured from Thursday's collision near Cali. All deceased are Colombian. most injured remain hospitalized in Buenaventura or Cali. Among the injured are five California Merchant Marine Cadets from the 87-man Liberty Party aboard the training ship Golden Bear en route to Cali. Investigators blame faulty telephone communications for the head-on crash.
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Bogota
Venezuela
UPI
National Railway Administration
Cali
Buenaventura
California Merchant Marine
Liberty Party
Golden Bear
Kennedy relaxes with family in Palm Beach visit
President Kennedy spent a quiet day at a borrowed ocean front mansion in Palm Beach with his family while his father, recovering from a December stroke, visited nearby. He flew to Cape Canaveral for astronaut John Glenn ceremonies and planned to return to Washington Monday with Glenn and other astronauts.
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Palm Beach
Fla
UPI
Kennedy
Cape Canaveral
John H. Glenn
Florida
Lyndon B. Johnson
Space
Johnson
Charles B. Wrightsman
Kennedys
Washington
Air Force
Glenn
America
White House
Honey Fitz
Edward Kennedy May Run for Senate
In Boston UPI reports Sen. Benjamin A. Smith will not seek re election clearing the way for Edward M. Kennedy to run for the U S Senate seat left by John F Kennedy. Kennedy overdue to announce next month while Edward J McCormack Jr also seeks the Democratic nomination. Republicans George Cabot Lodge Laurence Curtis and George A Zimmerman join the field for the special election to fill the 1964 term.
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Boston
UPI
Kennedy
US Senate
Benjamin A. Smith
D-Mass
Smith
John F. Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
U.S
Senate
Edward J. McCormack Jr
John W. McCormack
Foster Furcolo
Harvard
Vincent J. Celeste
Kennedys
Edward
McCormack
George Cabot Lodge
United Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge
Laurence Curtis
George A. Zimmerman
Newton
Kennedy Visits West Berlin Amid Guarded Cheers
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy and wife Ethel spent two days in West Berlin. They toured the city crossing Checkpoint Charlie and visited the Berlin Wall area with West Berlin officials. Kennedy praised Berliners and projected Western unity as they prepared to continue to Amsterdam.
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Bonn
West Germany
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
Wahn
West Berlin
Kennedy
Ethel
Air Force
Edward
Ted) Kennedy
Amsterdam
Kennedys
Willy Brandt
Albert E. Watson
US. Berlin
Wests
Glenn to face public after orbital flight tour week
NASA officials arranged a rapid sequence of appearances for John Glenn after his orbital flight. He will address Congress in Washington, appear before space committees in New York, and join a ticker tape parade, while Kennedy stresses both scientific work and the hero tribute. Glenn seeks rest but anticipates intense public duties and possible future overseas trips.
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Cape Canaveral
UPS
John Glenn
Federal Space Agency
Washington
Congress
New York
Congressional Space Committees
New York City
Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlantic
Kennedy
Glenn
Cape
Space Agency
James E. Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Virgil
Gus) Grissom
Webb
Yuri Gagarin
Gagarin
Santo Domingo Reds Start Street Riot
In Santo Domingo leftists clashed with anti Communists after seven leftist politicians were banished under a government emergency decree. A crowd of about 60 attacked a sound truck shouting down with communism as police dispersed rioters. two youths were arrested and no injuries were reported.
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United States
Vinkio Calventi
Jose Ferris
Hugo Tolentino
Faustino Martinez
Federico (Chito) Henriquez
Castroite
Popular
Dominican Movement
Marcio Mejia Ricart
Diego Borads
Paris
Change Site of Junior High Orientation
The eighth grade orientation for students and parents will be held at the high school's old gym Monday at 7 30 p m. School officials changed the meeting site Friday due to rehearsals starting in an auditorium on the junior class wing.
Letts Farmer Tops Swine Carcass Show at County Fair
Orville Meeker of Letts exhibited the best carcass at the Washington County Swine and Carcass Show. The winning hog weighed 225 pounds alive, measured 30.2 inches, with 1.1 inches back fat and 6.53 square inches loin eye, and 41.8 percent ham and loin. Top-ten carcasses averaged 220 pounds live, 30.5 inches, 1.2 inches back fat, 4.77 loin eye, 39.9 percent ham and loin.
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Orville Meeker
Washington County
Merritt Canady
Canady
Gary Sheetz
Washington
Romey Davis
Columbus Junction
Connie Greene
Ainsworth
Bob Greene
Dick Knupp
Louis Larson
Oren Reschly
West Ches
Air Force Officer Falls From Plane Over Greenland
Maj Earl L. Cairl of Buffalo New York was killed Friday night when drawn from the cockpit hatch of a B52 bomber over Baffin Bay Greenland during a training flight. The navigator’s escape hatch was jettisoned accidentally at 31000 feet, the cause of the fatal pull. Crew included co pilot Lt William E Gilchrist and radar operator Lt Leonard J Ratzman with other named crew members.
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Westover Air Base
Mass
API
Earl L. Cairl
Buffalo
N.Y
Cairl
Thule
Greenland
Air Force
Baffin Bay
99Th
William E. Gilchrist
Albert City
Buena Vista
Iowa
Franklin C. Trumpeter
Monaco Beaver
Leonard J. Ratzman
Euclid
Ohio
William E. Whitney
Gleasondale
Donald Duncan
Union
Charles Schofield
Oceanside
San Diego
Calif
Iowa Weather Tonight and Sunday Outlook
Considerable cloudiness tonight and Sunday with colder southeast tonight and warmer Sunday. Lows tonight zero to 10 above and Sundays highs in the 20s. Outlook for Monday mostly cloudy with a chance of snow.
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United Press International
Iowa
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