Rioting in France Demands End to Algerian War
Demonstrations across France demand an end to the six year Algerian conflict. In Paris left bank clashes injure about 60 demonstrators and 15 police, with 527 student arrests later released. Police faced a mix of student support and violent counterelements as crowds surged in Caen Lyon Toulouse Nevers Toulon and Brest.
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France
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Elysee Palace
de Gaulle
Caen
Lyon
Toulose
Nevers
Toulon
Brest
French National Press Photographers Association
French National Student Union
North
Africa
Communist Party
Nobel Peace Prize Omitted This Year
The Nobel committee of the Norwegian Parliament decided not to award the Nobel Peace Prize this year. The prize money is reserved for next year and the amount for this year was not disclosed.
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Oslo
Norway
Nobel Committee
Alfred Nobel
Philip Noel-Baker
Britain
Real estate for sale sign found at Confederate statue
Early shoppers report a real estate dealer's for sale sign in front of the Court House. Kermit Whitacre of 705 Watson Ave. bagged a 150 pound eight point buck in Warren County yesterday using a 50 pound root bow. He is a member of the Shawnee Bowmen and Clarke County bowman group and Virginia State Archery champion. A confidential source says three people in Klan robes seen at a Valley Ave motel were students. Also notes a shooting match at Mt Williams on Oct 29 with prizes and local food ads.
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Kermit Whitacre
Watson Ave
Warren County
Whitacre
Clarke County
Virginia
Valley Ave
Car Jumps Curb Killing Five Pedestrians in Chicago
A car driven by Bette Gillespie 25, who said she blacked out, sped onto a sidewalk in downtown Chicago at Randolph and Franklin, killing five pedestrians and injuring three others. Victims include Carl Matre 61 Des Plaines Leslie Miles 63 West Chicago Carl Berggren 44 La Grange Carby Alward 44 La Grange Harold Murphy 49 Glen Ellyn.
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Randolph
Franklin Sts
Loop
F. Y. Mellen
Bette Gillespie
Miss Gillespie
Joseph Gillespie
Ronnie Gilkey
Carl Matre
Des Plaines
Leslie M. Miles
West Chicago
Carl A. Berggren
Glen Ellyn
Carby Alward
la Grange
Harold Murphy
FBI Seizes Two Accused as Spies For Soviet Union
FBI agents arrested Igor Melekh and Willie Hirsch in New York on spying charges tied to the Soviet Union. Melekh, 47, heads the Russian language section at the United Nations, and Hirsch, 52, a German-born illustrator. A third Soviet national was named a co conspirator. The indictments allege efforts to obtain Chicago aerial photographs and military installations.
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FBI
United Nations
Soviet Union
Manhattan
Igor Yagovlevich Melekh
Conference Services
U.N. Secretariat
Willie Hirsch
Chicago
Justice Department
Washington
Melekh
West 86Th Street
Hirsch
Fifth Avenue
Tenth Street
Greenwich Village
United States
Irina
Mikhail
Marina
Armstrong Receives Silver Beaver at Shenandoah Council Dinner
Frank Armstrong of Winchester earned the Silver Beaver the highest Scout award at the Shenandoah Area Council dinner. Laurens P. Jones of Winchester was elected council president to succeed Armstrong. Harold B. Adams of Gainesboro received the National Court of Honor medal for heroism in a 1960 boating accident. Edwin Smith of Luray also won a Silver Beaver. About 175 people attended. New officers include J. Hollis Wilson, John R. Poland Jr., Raynor V. Snead, Ben Belchie, and Ray A. Garrabrandt. Scout statuettes went to Joseph C. Finfreck, Paul F. Willis, John N. Harvey, Kirby L. Hepner. Certificates of appreciation were given to Melvin Burgess, Gene T. Dicks, Brother Pascal Haas, W. Russell McCauley, and Paul F. Willis. Training awards to Lawrence W. Sterns, Bernard Hasenbuhler. Continued on Page 3 Col 1.
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Winchester
Shenandoah
Boy Scouts of America
Laurens P. Jones
Armstrong
Harold B. Adams
Gainesboro
National Court of Honor
Edwin Smith
Luray
War Memorial
Mr. Jones
J. Hollis Wilson
John R. Poland, Jr
Raynor V. Snead
Ben Belchie
Ray A. Garrabrandt
Joseph C. Finfreck
Paul F. Willis
Martinsburg
John N. Harvey
Front Royal
Kirby L. Hepner
Rock Enon
Melvin H. Burgess
Gene. T. Dicks
Pascal Haas
W. Russell McCauley
Lawrence W. Sterns
Hedgesville
W. Va
Bernard Hasenbuhler
Berkeley Springs
Kennedy Seeks Strong Economy in Pennsylvanian Tour
Kennedy argues a strong, vital economy is essential for peace and U S leadership. He cites recessions under Eisenhower and warns against drifting, while praising steel and industrial power. He campaigns across eastern Pennsylvania with rallies in Bethlehem and Moravian College and predicts a Kennedy victory in the state.
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Pennsylvania
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Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
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Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Free World
America
Moravian College
Allentown
Nixon
Pottsville
Hazleton
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Philadelphia
Bethlehem
New York City
New York
James A. Farley
President Eisenhower visits Mount Sidney birthplace in Staunton
President Eisenhower arrives by plane and is greeted by Senator Harry Byrd in Staunton. Byrd then introduces him at Mary Baldwin College where 5 000 to 8 000 people gather for his address. The visit centers on the birthplace of his mother Ida Elizabeth Stover in Mount Sidney.
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Eisenhower
U.S
Harry F. Byrd
Staunton
Ida Elizabeth Stover
Mount Sidney
Byrd
Mary Baldwin College
Eisenhower Visits Staunton Area Students and Colleges
Yesterday the president spoke with Staunton Military Academy cadets and Mary Baldwin College attendees. Local youths including Tommy Byrd and Janet Bish joined the visit as Eisenhower toured the area and saluted the Howie Rifle Drill team. Raymond Kerlin also participated at Augusta Military Academy.
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Mary Baldwin College
Augusta Military Academy
Eisenhower
S.M.A
Staunton
Tommy Byrd
Harry Byrd, Jr
Philip Yount
Ralph Yount
Larry Omps
Wayne Omps
John Pennypacker
Howie Rifles
Janet Bish
Charles Bish
Ike
Raymond Kerlin
Corps of Cadets
Augusta
Corning to Build Plant in Danville Virginia
Corning Glass Works announced plans to construct a 190000 square foot factory in Danville Virginia for scientific glass products. Construction starts January 1 and will continue through most of 1961. Initial employment is about 200 workers.
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Corning, N. Y
Corning Glass Works
Danville
William C. Decker
Battle Over Negro Judges Ties Racial Question To Kennedy Shift
Virginia campaign manager William C. Battle accuses E Blackburn Moore of staging a political maneuver by seeking a pledge that no Negroes will be named federal judges in the South. Moore's letter concerned Kennedy's remarks on appointing Negro district judges if elected president.
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Associated Press
Virginia
House
E. Blackburn Moore
South
William C. Battle
Moore
John F.) Kennedy
U.S
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Virginia Democratic Organization
Battle
U.S. Senate
United States Senate
Richmond
Nixon
del. Howard P. Anderson
Halifax
Halifax County
Kennedy-Johnson
Eisenhower
Staunton
Augusta County
Colgate W. Darden Jr
Kennedy- Johnson
Norfolk
Courtland
Kennedy Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
India seeks 9 point plan to avert arms debate boycott
India and six nations push a compromise to bring West and Soviet bloc back to disarmament talks at the United Nations. Defense Minister Menon touted the plan in a two hour speech as informed sources list Burma Mexico Sweden Venezuela UAR and Yugoslavia among backers. The United States reacted favorably but the Soviet bloc balks at excluding Khrushchev's disarmament proposal. The General Assembly also approves a surplus food plan to aid need nations via FAO with sales at low cost in currency of recipient country.
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N.Y
U.N
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
Burma
Mexico
Sweden
Venezuela
United Arab Republic
Yugoslavia
United States
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Britain
Italy
General Assembly
Food and Agricultural Organization
Eisenhower
FAO
Canada
Nixon Fires New Volleys At His Rival In Illinois
Vice President Richard M. Nixon campaigns through Illinois denying a recession and assailing Senator John F. Kennedy. He cites auto production and warns voters Kennedy would misread the economy while unpacking his call for strength against Khrushchev.
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Illinois
Richard M. Nixon
Len. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Ilinois
Michigan
Danville
Ill
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Sen. Kennedy
America
Muskegon
Mich
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