Ben Bella Becomes Central Figure in Algeria Power Drive
Ahmed Ben Bella, hailed by crowds in Algiers, moves to consolidate power with a political Bureau and FLN transformation toward elections on Aug. 27. Premier Ben Youssef Ben Khedda and ministers appear with Ben Bella as tensions with rival leaders persist. European Army leaders condemn the new state, warning Europeans to seek safety.
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Andrew Borowiec
Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Bella
National Liberation Front
FLN
Maison Blanche
Ben ‘Youssef Ben Khedda
Vahya Ben Bella
Casbah
Ben Khedda
Algeria
Secret Army
Jean-Jacques Susini
Georges Broizat
Night blooming cereus enters eight year bloom at Mrs Hiett home
For the first time in eight years a night blooming cereus at Mrs Doreen Hiett's residence bloomed filling the house with a sweet aroma. Mrs Hiett of 324 Smithfield Ave wonders if she must wait another eight years for a second bloom. SIGNS OF a guilty conscience The Crier notes a man peeking into Sheriff DeHaven's office asking about a car problem. The sheriff explains the visitor mixed up the situation and that the parking lights were on.
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Doreen Hiett
Robert DeHaven
Court House
de Haven
Half Price Sale On Shorts Blouses And Bathing Suits
WNER'S INC marks a half price sale on shorts blouses and bathing suits with reductions across 14 new items. Customers are invited to shop the clearance event at the store location.
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Wner's, Inc
Blind father clings to son after wife’s death
In Akron Ohio Harold Hathaway 60 consoles himself with seven year old Clarence the boy who cared for chores and helped his blind deaf parents. Georgia Hathaway 43 died at Akron General Hospital leaving Harold and Clarence to face grief and public scrutiny. Neighbors expect the boy will remain with his father.
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Akron
Ohio
Clarence
Harold Hathaway
Georgia
Akron General Hospital
Hathaways
Visiting Nurse Association
Hathaway
Wreck on Route 50 Hospitalizes Three
Three of five injured in a county automobile crash remain at Winchester Memorial Hospital. The most seriously hurt is 19 year old Mrs. Robert H. Terrant of Arlington with facial lacerations and possible internal injuries. Also hospitalized are her husband, 24 year old Robert H. Terrant, driver, and Mrs. Sadie Shunick of Monmouth Ill. A second passenger, Miss Linda Sisler of Terra Alta Western Virginia, was treated and released. The accident occurred late yesterday about 16 miles east of town when Miss Rosemary Shunick lost control, went off the road and back onto the highway in the wrong lane. Trooper S. L. Lee said Terrant’s car struck the other vehicle broadside.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Robert H. Terrant
Arlington
Sadie Shunick
Monmouth
Rt. 50
Rosemary Shunick
S. L. Lee
Terrant
Dean Arrives For More Talks On Disarmament
Ambassador Arthur H. Dean returned from Washington with new U S proposals to police a treaty banning nuclear weapon tests. He declined details and noted President Kennedy's prior remarks. Dean will meet over the weekend with British Minister Joseph Godber and Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin.
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Dean
Geneva
Arthur H. Dean
U.S
Washington
Kennedy
Joseph B. Godber
Valerian A. Zorin
Six women die linked to Enovid birth control pill
The FDA and manufacturer Searle investigate six deaths and 20 nonfatal thrombophlebitis cases tied to Enovid. Officials say causality is unproven and thalidomide concerns persist as U.S. doctors remain contacted for missing prescriptions.
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Washington
U.S
Food and Drug Administration
G. D. Searle & Co
Chicago
FDA
Edwin J. de Costa
Journal of the American Medical Association
Byrd hails Gallup poll showing tax cut opposition
Sen. Harry F. Byrd says a Gallup poll on a proposed $10 billion tax cut shows 72 percent oppose borrowing to finance it, 19 percent favor. He calls the result a rebuke to Chamber of Commerce leaders and Harvard economists and urges reduction of nonessential federal spending.
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Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Gallup
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Ladd Plumley
Harvard
Virginia
Senate
Kent St Man Critically Hurt In Berryville
David Clinton 27 of 400 block N Kent St is in critical condition after an accident at the Norfolk and Western siding in Berryville. He worked for Shenandoah Brick and Tile Co. A craniotomy was performed and he will be moved to Charlottesville hospital for neurosurgery.
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David Clinton
Kent St
Clinton
Shenandoah Brick and Tile Co
Norfolk and Western
Berryville
Charlottesville
Dog bites newsboy during 20 hour hunt for owner
Star newsboy Joseph Myers was bitten by a German shepherd in a blue car on Washington Street. Game Warden Irvin Cleveland led a 20 hour search that traced the dog’s owner, who has been located and will keep the animal under observation. Myers is out of danger.
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Game Warden
Dog
Newsboy
Joseph Myers
Star
Washington and
Boscawen Sts
The
Joe
Irvin Cleveland
Cleveland
Joe Myers
Winchester Posts Third Largest June Economic Gain in State
The Virginia Business Index report shows Winchester with an 8.6 percent June rise, ranking third among 14 Virginia cities. Williamsburg led at 12.9 percent and Staunton at 11.4 percent, with index values ranging from 112.9 to 135.2 and a January–June base of 123.5 for Winchester.
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Winchester
Virginia
Bureau of Business Research
College of William and Mary
Williamsburg
Staunton
Alexandria
Bristol
Danville
Fredericksburg
Newport News
Norfolk
Petersburg
Richmond
Roanoke
Morse Wiley clash over new filibuster promises Aug. 10 answer
In the Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing on the communications satellite bill, Sen. Morse and Sen. Wiley clashed over a possible new filibuster. Morse vowed to respond at length after Aug. 10, the date set for the bill’s return to debate.
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John Chadwick Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Wiley
Nuclear ship Savannah idle by strike at Yorktown pier
The Savannah the first nuclear powered merchant ship remains at the Yorktown pier stalled by a labor dispute. Crew members refuse to man stations delaying her maiden voyage to New York Savannah Ga and Seattle. Government fact finding panel named to report in 10 days while negotiations in New York fail.
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Yorktown
Savannah
Norfolk
Cerain
New York
Seattle
Pute
States Marine Lines
Maritime Administration
Organization of Master, Mates and Pilots
American Radio Association
National Maritime Union
Afl-Cio
How Much Should We Say About A Tests
AP Military Affairs writer Elton C. Fay analyzes U S government information policy on Pacific nuclear tests. Officials seek low key announcements while keeping details secret for counter intelligence and international relations, affecting what the public can learn.
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Elton C. Fay
Washington (Ap
Sherri Finkbine Flees to Sweden for Abortion
Mrs. Sherri Finkbine flies to Sweden aboard a polar flight seeking a legal abortion of a fetus she says was damaged by thalidomide and a tranquilizer.
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Los Angeles
Sherri Finkbine
Sweden
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