Ben Bella Hosts U.S. Ambassador in Algeria Ceremony
In Algiers Premier Ahmed Ben Bella lauded President Kennedy and the United States as they welcomed the first U.S. ambassador to an independent Algeria. Ambassador Porter echoed the warmth, recalling U.S. support for Algeria's struggle for national liberation and Kennedy’s stance against terror. British Swiss Spanish Indian and Lebanese envoys also presented credentials, highlighting a day of major diplomatic arrivals.
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Air Force Secretary Ends Saigon Visit
Air Force Secretary Eugene Zuckert concluded his four day Saigon visit and departed for Bangkok on Tuesday, ending his southern Asia tour.
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Indiana Jobs Data Brings Unemployment Rise Amid Snow
INDIANAPOLIS AP Non farm employment set a November record in Indiana yet last week's snow and cold boosted unemployment claims from 38 595 to 45 939. Officials expect milder weather to revive construction and quarry work, with callbacks not offsetting weather layoffs. The Indiana Employment Security Division cited a drop in unemployment rate from 4 9 to 5 0 percent, amid national 3 8 percent. An estimated 73 600 new suits filed, with various court actions noted in state circuits including divorces and damages.
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Car discount offer with age and insurance conditions
The promotion provides a 10 percent discount on the first car and a second discount on a second car. It requires that vehicles be driven by non single male drivers under 25 and insured with Farm Bureau Insurance.
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Rise of Gasoline Plants Expands U.S. Production
In 1942 only two oil refineries produced 100 octane gasoline or its components. Today over 100 modern plants operate in the United States to produce the fuel.
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Marriage Licenses Listed for Local Residents
Thomas Green Decker Anderson born 1926 merchant and Anne E Armington Anderson born 1999 school teacher filed for marriage. Steven Robert Taylor Anderson born 141 military service and Jonnie Jo Shank Anderson born 141 legal secretary also listed for marriage.
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Yugoslav VP Kardelj in India on Sino Indian border concerns
Yugoslav Vice President Edvard Kardelj arrived in New Delhi for talks with Prime Minister Nehru and voiced Yugoslavia's concern over the Sino Indian border dispute. He planned an eight day stay as he urged direct Indian opinion on the matter.
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French Robbers Take $140000 In Jewels In Cannes
Three armed men robbed a Cannes jewelry shop on the seafront stealing jewels valued at 140000 dollars as the jeweler Stéphane prepared to close for the day. A hotel employee from the nearby Majestic tried to intervene but was shot at and driven off.
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Infant Milk Protection Gets Study
New research from the University of Wisconsin indicates breast milk may provide disease protection to infants via antibodies that enter the blood through the digestive tract. Breastfed babies show higher antibody levels, while babies begin producing their own antibodies around the second or third month.
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U S Smelting Plans Expansion And Diversification
Boston based U S Smelting Refining and Mining Co announces expanded diversification strategy in a stockholders letter. President C G Rice says strong finances enable growth in oil and gas and further acquisitions in natural resources. Tokyo reports Japan averages 1500 earthquakes yearly about four daily shocks.
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