Algeria Faces Hardship Five Months After Independence
Algeria struggles with economic collapse and food shortages as 85 percent of European settlers leave. Politicians spar over reforms while troops roam in search of supplies. Some Algerians express disillusion, others see chance for future progress with aid from abroad. Hassiba Belkebir rises from maid to hospital assistant amid new freedoms.
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Algiers
Algeria
France
Souk Arbas
Tlemcen
United States
Mohammed B
Hassiba Belkebir
Soviet Artists Lose Battle Over Cultural Freedom
In Moscow liberal artists and writers failed to sway Premier Khrushchev to lift Stalin era restrictions. A Dec. 17 Pravda speech by Leonid Ilyichev noted ongoing party vigilance to keep Soviet art free of western influence while acknowledging strong internal opposition challenging the party line.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Ussr
Stalin
Leonid Ilyichev
Soviet Communist Party Central Committee
Ilyichev
Khrushchev
Neon lights brighten Bethlehem road for Christmas pilgrims
Neon lighting will illuminate the pilgrimage route to Bethlehem for Christmas as Jordan expects about 5 000 visitors this year down from 9 000 last year due to Middle East tensions. Hotels report empty rooms and cancellations in Jerusalem area while the neon switch on is planned for Christmas Eve by Mayor Elias Bandack.
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Bethlehem
Jordan
UPI
Jordanian Tourist Authority
Jerusalem
Here
Elias Bandack
Israel
Missing Boy Mike Ivey Three Hunts In Pekin Illinois
Hundreds of volunteers searched Pekin Illinois for 3 year old Mike Ivey who vanished Tuesday morning after his mother let him out to play. Civil defense coordinator Billy Beavers said searchers combed streets yards and countryside asking residents to tie white hander chiefs to doors after searches.
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PEKIN
Ill
UPI
Mike Ivey
Pekin Civil Defense
Billy Beavers
Two Anderson Men Elected To Posts
Juris Jansons of 152 S Drive Anderson was chosen pledge trainer and Eddy Greenwalt of 539 Federal Drive was elected house committeeman for the Indiana University Acacia chapter. Acacia is the only non-Greek letter fraternity among 31 on the Bloomington campus. The LU chapter was chartered in 1920, sixteen years after its national founding.
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Juris Jansons
S. Drive
Anderson
Eddy Greenwalt
Indiana University
Acacia
Bloomington
Texas Tower Radar Stations May Be Abandoned
The Air Force weighs pulling down the remaining two offshore radar towers built in the 1950s after a hurricane killed 28 and damaged a tower southeast of New York. Foundations off Massachusetts coast are eroding though crews still man the sites. Decisions hinge on the cost of strengthening these structures.
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Washington
UPI
Air Force
Texas
New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Lincoln Laboratory
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Texas Towers
Rail owners in America hold millions in railroad stocks
About two million stock and bond holders have financial interests in U S railroads. The text notes large investment levels alongside a reference to oil derrick like structures and high costs of over 130 million dollars per item with annual maintenance around 300 thousand dollars.
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Texas
Chicago
America
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Meadowbrook
Jackson
Hubert and
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