Algerian Leadership Fractures Amid Turmoil After Independence
Algerian tensions escalate as GPRA accuses Morocco over Sahara oil riches while dissident ministers and ALN guerrillas oppose Premier Ben Youssef Ben Khedda. Violent clashes during independence celebrations in Oran leave 95 dead and 163 injured.
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Algiers
API
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Algeria
Ben Khedda
Algerian National Liberation Army
ALN
GPRA
Morocco
Sahara
Oran
OAS
Bourguiba
Rabat
Khider
Habib Bourguiba
Tunisia
Oujda
Plan Another Try At Nuclear Blast High Over Pacific
The United States planned another attempt at detonating a megaton-range device high over Johnston Island in the Pacific. Weather delayed the Friday night shot for the third day, with detonation now scheduled for early Sunday morning EDT. past tests failed due to equipment faults and high winds.
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Honolulu
UPI
United States
Johnston Island
Pacific
Edta Joint Task Force 8
Thor
Johnston
JTF
Christmas Islands
Soblen Lawyers To Battle Return To U S
Dr Robert A Soblen seeks asylum after a writ of habeas corpus allowed him to delay return to the United States where he faces a life term for wartime spying. He remains in Brixton Prison pending Home Office ruling and a July 17 habeas corpus hearing.
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London
UPI
Robert A. Soblen
United States
Russia
Home Office
Soblen
el al- Israel
New York
Hillingdon Hospital
Brixton
Plan Secret Test Blasts in Nevada
The AEC and the Defense Department announced a two shot plan at the Nevada proving grounds following Friday’s 100 kiloton thermonuclear blast. The first atmospheric test would probe a weapon and the second analyze blast effects. Officials cautioned the details were sparse and noted radioactivity would largely stay near the firing site with monitoring extending to 200 miles.
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Nevada Test Site
Aps
Continental
United States
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Nevada Proving Grounds
Defense Department
Desert
Las Vegas
Churchill in Early Phlebitis After Leg Injury
London reports Sir Winston Churchill, 87, shows signs of early phlebitis in the left leg following a broken thigh bone from a fall at Monte Carlo nine days earlier. Doctors say the condition is being treated and he had a comparatively comfortable night.
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London
API
Winston Churchill
Middlesex Hospital
Churchill
Monte Carlo
Lord Moran
H. J. Seddon
P.H. Newman
D.E. Bedford
Britain
Riviera
Royal Air Force
Mrs. Pearl Bolarjack Dies in Mountain View Missouri
Mrs Mina Brannen learned Friday of the death of her sister Mrs Pearl Bolarjack of Mountain View Missouri at 73. A former Washington resident she leaves four married children two sisters and one brother with two brothers preceding her in death. Mrs Bolarjack died Thursday night.
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Mina Brannen
Pearl Bolarjack
Mountain View
Bolarjack
Washington
Alitalia DC8 Vanishes En Route to Bombay in Rain
An Alitalia DC8 carrying 94 aboard disappeared before an instrument approach to Santa Cruz airport Bombay amid monsoon rain. Unconfirmed reports say the plane may have crashed near Khapoli with no survivors. 9 crew members were Italian and 85 passengers' nationalities were unknown.
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Bombay
India
API
Australia
Rome
Khapoli
Poona
Alitalia
Aurangabad
Santa Cruz
Sydney
Darwin
Singapore
Bangkok
Thailand
Karachi
Pakistan
Tehran
Iran
Luigi Quttrin
Estes inquiry uncovers disputed ASC transfers in Texas
Senate investigators aired how Reeves and Pecos county ASC committees bypassed rules in moving cotton allotments to Estes croplands in 1961. Documents conflict over required papers with Marshall, a Texas ASC official, urging committees not to seek sale contracts. Marshall’s death in June 1961 was ruled a suicide amid the probes.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Billie Sol Estes
Henry H. Marshall
Agriculture Department
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
ASC
Texas
Marshall
Estes
Senate ‘Investigations Subcommittee
Reeves and Pecos Counties
Tex
Department
Howard Rooney
Rooney
Subcommittee
Deny Recall Rumors Of British Doctor In Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Medical Care Insurance Commission denied reports that Dr Ida Fisher was recalled from Biggar for incompetence. Fisher, one of six temporary British doctors amid a strike by 900 Saskatchewan physicians, faced unaccredited claims by the provincial College of Physicians and Surgeons, while the Dental Surgeons defended ongoing service.
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Regina
Sask
UPI
Saskatchewan Medical Care Insurance Commission
J. G Clarkson
Commission
Ida Fisher
Biggar
Here
Fisher
Britain
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Saskatoon
Provincial College of Dental Surgeons
H. L. Clark
Saskatchewan College of Dental Surgeons
Jersey City Cash Cache Ties To Moriarty In $168K Find
Police recover $168 675.52 in a garage near the earlier $2.4 million cache linked to jailed gambler Thomas Moriarty. Hudson County prosecutor Lawrence A Whipple seeks grand jury indictments amid IRS liens totaling $3.4 million, with films bearing Moriarty’s name found among the money and records.
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FBI
R. W. Bachman
Jersey City
N. J
Joseph
Newsboy
Moriarty
UPI
Thomas
Newsboy) Moriarty
Hudson County
Lawrence A. Whippe
New Jersey
Whipple
Internal Revenue Service
Trenton
Rites for Mrs Durst Held Sunday Afternoon
Funeral services for Mrs Hazel Durst aged 63 will be held at 2 pm Sunday at the Jones Funeral Home with the Rev Lloyd Latta officiating. Mrs Durst died Friday morning in the local area.
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Hazel Durst
Jones Funeral Home
Lloyd Latta
Durst
Faulkner Remembered As Great Creator In Mississippi
William Faulkner, 64, who died of a heart attack, will be buried in Oxford Mississippi. The Nobel laureate valued art over glory or profit and was praised for his uncompromising devotion to human truth, despite being seen as both mysterious and shy by his hometown. John Hersey lauded his integrity, saying Faulkner never compromised for money or popularity.
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Oxford
Miss
UPI
William Faulkner
Kennedy
Mississippi
Faulkner
New Albany
Stockholm
Sweden
John Hersey
Girls Invited to YWCA Cookie Bake
The Washington YWCA summer fun program invites girls ages 6 to 12 to a cookie bake on Wednesday July 11 at 2 p.m with Mrs Daryl Dodder in charge. Attendees bring 10 cents and meet at the YWCA 15 minutes before the event. Participants cover own costs for pop swimming and roller skating. Other summer events include swimming July 25 a hike August 8 and swimming August 22 under committee led by Mrs Richard Schiebel with others.
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Washington Ywca
Daryl Dodder
YWCA
Richard Schiebel
Don Jackson
Willis Horton
Richland Woman Found Dead in Farm Home
Mrs. George Stehl 51 was found dead at 7 a.m. in her farm home 42 miles southwest of Richland. Coroner ruled death by strangulation and hanging, with suicide suspected. Survivors include husband, daughter Mrs. Dale Garrels, son Ronald D., three grandchildren, mother, four brothers, three sisters. She taught at Winfield High School for four years.
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Richland
George Stehl
Stehl
Stehls
Mt. Pleasant
Burlington
Dale Garrels
Ronald D
Pekin High School
Farm Bureau
Packwood Methodist Church
Winfield High School
Services Held For Lee Werner Thursday
Funeral services were held at Grandview Congregational Church for Lee Werner 78 a Louisa County farmer living west of Grandview on highway 92 found hanged at his home Tuesday by his son Lee Eugene. Burial was in Grandview Cemetery Survivors include two sons a sister and a brother in Letts and Muscatine.
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Columbus Junction
Grandview Congregational
Lee Werner
Grandview
Werner
Louisa County
Highway 92
Lee Eugene
Lloyd
Letts
Pearl Baker
Muscatine
Bertha Brickinson
Working to Ease Brazilian Crisis
President Joao Goulart and opposition leaders in congress neared a settlement to end the nine month old parliamentary system. The accord aims to resolve who holds final governmental power and defuse riots over prices and shortages.
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Rio DE Janeiro
UPI
Joao Goulart
Congress
Goulart
Brazil
Patchy Showers Sweep Iowa with Uncertain Outlook
Partly cloudy conditions persist in parts of Iowa through Sunday with scattered showers and thunderstorms in the southwest and widely scattered thundershowers in the east and north. Little change in temperature. Low tonight near 70. High Sunday near 90. Monday brings variable cloudiness with scattered showers and thunderstorms and a cooler trend.
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Iowa
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Houston
GRPA
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Chawki Mostefai
National Liberation Front
FLN
Mohammed
Mohammed Ben Bella
Cairo
Ben Bella
U. S
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Fear
Tony Brady
Henrich Harrer
Brady
Malaya
Harrer
Canada
Mrs. Durst
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