OAS Attacks in Algeria Include Algiers Bombings
Reports from Sidi Bel Abbes say OAS commandos burned schools and government offices and attacked the Palace of Justice as salvage crews searched Algiers for bombing victims. One French soldier died and 43 were wounded. other clashes and hospital bombings followed as the referendum campaign looms.
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Algiers
UPI
Secret Army
OAS
Foreign Legion
Sidi-Bel-Abbes
Palace of Justice
Algeria
Oran
Airlines Hope to Avoid A Lockout in Jet Crew Dispute
Washington officials grew hopeful a flight engineers strike may be averted as FEIA delayed a 1700-man walkout for 24 hours while Eastern Air Lines Pan American World Airways and Trans World Air lines weigh a counter offer. The union backs arbitration for economics but rejects a board for jet crew makeup.
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Washington
API) —Administration
Flight Engineers International Association
FEIA
Eastern Air Lines
Pan American World Airways
Trans World Airlines Lines
Kennedy
Trans World
Air Traffic Airlines
Pan American and
Eastern
Arthur J. Goldberg
White House
Market Rally After Volatile Day On Wall Street
Wall Street sees a Friday rally as IBM AT&T and Xerox lead a late surge amid high short selling. The Dow adds 15.18 to 578.18 while the S and P climbs 1.56 to 55.87, but weekly losses linger and volume hits 7,128,710 shares. Clerks run overtime as tickers lag post closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPS
Wall Street
IBM
AT & T
Xerox
Wall
Standard & Poor
Air Force man escapes serious injury in highway crash
An Air Force sergeant en route to Detroit narrowly escaped serious injury when his Volvo overturned after the steering failed on highway No 1 north of Washington. John P Green was only minorly hurt and was taken first to Washington then Iowa City before boarding a train.
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Air Force
Detroit
Mich
Washington
James Richart
John P. Green
Green
Richart
Iowa City
Sharon Malichky Buys Artistic Beauty Salon
Sharon Malichky announces the release of Artistic Beauty Salon from Donna Brinton. The new owner and manager has been a hairstylist at the salon for months. The salon is located at 100 South Iowa Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Malichky
Donna Brinton
Iowa Avenue
Two Americans Arrested in Berlin
UPI reports U S Mission confirms two Americans are held in East Berlin with one due for trial soon Jean F Loba 36 Altadena California and Robert F Mann 19 Sepulveda California are the detainees Mann a Stanford University student in Stuttgart is said likely to be tried between June 20 and June 30 for passport violations and Loba reportedly faces no confirmed trial date.
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Berlin
UPI
U.S
Jean F. Loba
Altadena
Calif
East Berlin
Robert F. Mann
Sepulveda
Washington
Edgar W. Hiestand
R-Calif
Mann
Charles W. Mann
Stanford University
Stuttgart
West Germany
Loba
Florence Loba
Hiestand
West Berlin
Keota Woman Mabel Singleton Dies At 59
Mrs Mabel Singleton 59 of Keota died Friday at Mercy Hospital Iowa City after a three week stay. Funeral services set at St Marys Catholic Church Keota with Powell Funeral Home handling arrangements. Born Ottumwa May 19 1903 she married Willie H Singleton in 1920 and lived in Keota 35 years. Survivors include four sisters and two brothers. Three brothers preceded her in death.
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Keota
Mabel Singleton
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
C. F. Kempker
Powell
Mrs. Singleton
Ottumwa
Byron
Hattie Daley Carruthers
Willie H
Bill) Singleton
Singleton
Wilma Barker
Helen Williams
Lucinda Russell
Redonda Beach
Calif
Faye Arnold
Lee Roy
Marion Carruthers
Paving Contract for Riverside Road Let on June 19
The State Highway Commission will let the paving of the south portion of the Washington Riverside road in Washington County on June 19 in Ames. Bids are being received for Portland cement concrete paving over 6.533 miles from East Washington Street in Washington northward. The north portion will be paved later as it is brought to grade this summer. This farm to market project follows last summer’s grading work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Ames
State Highway Commission
East Washington Street
City of
Washington
Washington-Riverside
Iowa City Man Breaks Leg in Softball Game
Delbert Finke of Iowa City was injured sliding into home plate at Green Field during Friday night's game between Washington's A and W team and North Liberty. He likely broke his leg and was taken by ambulance to Washington County Hospital for first aid then to Iowa City hospital where his wife works as a nurse.
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Washington
North Liberty
Delbert Finke
Iowa City
Green Field
Washington County Hospital
Canadian election race tightens as polls show close contest
The 1963 Canadian campaign heads into a weekend vote with ten million voters facing 1,105 candidates for 265 seats. Prime Minister John Diefenbaker and Lester B. Pearson lead a close race amid unemployment figures and a pre election ban on politicking. Public polls show a near even split with a late decision pending.
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Ottawa
UPS
John Diefenbaker
Conservative
Lester B. Pearson
House of Commons
Canada
Diefenbaker
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Pearson
Toronto
Khrushchev rejects British appeal to halt Soviet tests
Premier Khrushchev spurns a British Labour Party appeal to end nuclear tests and warns of a new chain reaction of testing if the United States resumes atmospheric tests. He accuses Western leaders of provoking an arms race and says a Soviet line would support a test ban with national detection methods.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Labor Party
Soviet Union
United States
Pacific
Khrushchev
Romania
Tass
Hayato Ikeda
Kennedy
NATO
U. S
Former USDA Officials Targeted as Witnesses in Estes Probe
House investigators plan to call ex Agriculture Department officials from two administrations to question their ties to Billie Sol Estes. Witnesses include James A. McConnell, Walter Serger, William Morris, and James T. Ralph, all linked to Estes and Commercial Solvents. Bass claimed an internal deal tied Estes to storage fees before a contract, while Wheeler denied collusion and said the fee plan was issued after the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. McConnell
Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
McConnell
Commercial Solvents Corp
Estes
Eisenhower
Commercial Solvents’ Board of Governors
William Morris
Democratic Agriculture Department
Texas
James T. Ralph
Bass
Ress Bass
D-Tenn
Wheeler
Maynard
Commercial Solvents
Agriculture Department
Skateway marks fifth anniversary in Washington
Chuck Gibson, owner of the Skateway roller rink on the Washington fairgrounds, observes his fifth anniversary as a local businessman this week. Plans for special events at the rink next week are announced in today’s Evening Journal. The Skateway has been a popular roller skating venue for individuals and organizations since its establishment on the west fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Gibson
Washington Skateway
Washington
Evening Journal
Fairgrounds
Two Girls Drown In River Near Waterloo
Two cousins Marta Jean Brousseau eleven and Carol Stocks thirteen drowned in the Cedar River near Rob inson Crusoe Island while wading and stepping into a dropoff. Bodies recovered about two hours later.
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Waterloo
UPI
Cedar River
Robinson Crusoe Island
Marta Jean Brousseau
James Brousseau
Carol Stocks
Charles Stocks
Route 2
la Porte City
Quintin Parker
Ambush Kills Two U S Officers Near Saigon
Viet Cong guerrillas ambushed a convoy north of Saigon near Ben Cat killing a captain and a first lieutenant. The officers, advisors with a U S special force, were the only Americans in the convoy and were found among wounded Vietnamese troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Viet Nam
UPI
Here
Ben Cat
U.S
De Gaulle Guards Tighten as Assassination Plot Surfaces
In Lons le Saunier a security force of 5000 surrounds President Charles de Gaulle amid fears of an OAS plot to kill him before the Algeria independence referendum. Officials report 45 arrests but some assailants may remain at large while De Gaulle continues public appearances.
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Ders
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Arab Provisional Government
Lons-Le-Saunier
France
UPI
de Gaulle
Secret Army Organization
OAS
Openings Still Available in YW Diving Classes
The YWCA pool offers diving classes each Friday from 5 30 to 6 15 p m with eight weekly sessions starting Friday June 22. Contact the YW desk or instructor Mrs Richard Schiebel to sign up. participants must meet intermediate swimming requirements.
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YWCA
Richard Schiebel
Ford Dispute Idles 42,000 Workers
Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers resume talks to resolve a strike that idled about 42,000 workers nationwide. An 11 day stoppage at the Walton Hills Ohio stamping plant halted 16 Ford assembly plants and caused layoffs at Nashville glass Owosso battery and Detroit frame plants with Chicago Buffalo Monroe stamping also closed. Henry Ford II expressed pessimism about a quick settlement though UAW officials reported progress as managers warned reopening would take time due to parts shortages. The Ohio dispute centers on work standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
UPI
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union
Walton Hills
Ohio
Ford
M. M. Cummins
Ford Department
Ken Bannon
Henry Ford II
Auto Company
Kansas City
UAW
Nashville, Tenn
Owosso
Mich
Chicago
Buffalo
N.Y
Monroe
Scout Troop 237 Heads to Pioneer Camp Next Week
Members of Boy Scout troop 237 of the Methodist Church will depart from the church at 1 p.m. Sunday for a week at Lake Darling Youth Center. Milo Steele Jr. leads the camp with assistance from campers' fathers. Family night Wednesday features a picnic lunch provided by each family.
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Methodist Church
Lake Darling
Milo Steele Jr
Weather forecast shows warm spell with scattered rain
United Press International reports five day outlook with temperatures about 3 to 5 degrees above normal through Wednesday. A warming trend will follow this weekend, then cooler Monday and Tuesday with normal highs in the 70s to 80s and lows in the 50s to 60s. Expect scattered showers and thunderstorms Saturday through Monday bringing one quarter to one inch of rain on average, with locally heavier totals.
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Eric Leyden
Bill Kindred
Eric
Ernest Leyden
Bill
Gracehill
Journal
Bob Elliott
Nikita
USDA
Walter ©. Serger
The
Stabilization and Conservation Service
Skateway
Southeast Asia
Scout
United Press International
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