Europe Faces New Labor Migrations and Shifting Identities
A Herald Services background piece notes mass movement of workers across France, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Luxembourg, and Italy within the Common Market. It describes new migrant communities, housing and schooling needs, risk of ghettos, and growing job shortages in West Germany and Holland. It cites 1964 shifts: Germany and France import labor, Italian unemployment down to about 600,000, and broader hopes for a European identity beyond nationalism.
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France
Germany
Belgium
Holland
Luxemburg
Italy
European Economic Community
Common Market
Mediterranean
West Germany
EEC
Europe
Red China Now Calling Tune in Asia
United Nations report discusses Red China shaping Communist moves in Southeast Asia. It notes links between guerrilla successes in Vietnam and Pathet Lao wins in Laos, criticizing U.S. reliance on Moscow for peace and urging brave presidential leadership.
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Red
China
Asia
United Nations
N. Y
NEA
South
Viet Nam
Pathet Lao
Laos
Mao Tse - Tung
United States
Red China
U.N
Mao
Red Camp
Khrushchev
Tiger
Southeast Asia
Moscow
Stalin
Hitler
de Gaulle
Stevenson
Khrushchev Wanes in Africa as China Gains Ground
A staged Egypt tour masks waning Soviet influence in Africa and Asia. Despite $400 million in Aswan Dam aid, UN reports show Africans and Asians view Russians as white imperialists. Chinese diplomacy and presence appeal to locals, highlighting Moscow’s lag in personal ties and trust.
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Leon Dennen
United Nations
N. Y
Egypt
Africa
Asia
Moscow
Nasser
Algeria
Ben Bella
Aswan Dam
Red China
Stalin
Russia
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Peking
Bandung
Indonesia
Soviet Union
Izvestia
China
Kremlin
Chen Yi
Lenin
Khrushchev
Red
Vast Migrations Are Changing Face of Europe
Algeria's 25 year old widow Mrs. Mohammed Khemisti, acting first lady and parliament member, tours the United States detailing the plight of 180,000 Algerian wards. She advocates foster care to America and notes Algeria has built 35 orphanages costing $2.7 million yearly. She hopes to spur American aid while continuing national service.
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Tom Nolan Washington
NEA
Algeria
Mohammed Khemisti
Ahmed Ben Bella
France
Khemisti
Joan of Arc
Resistance
U. S
Amer
Lofti
Daugher Chahida
America
Tunisia
Morocco
Quick Death Strikes S A Seagulls Near Cape Town
At a South African Air Force base near Cape Town fifty dead gulls were counted on a beach with many more seen floating. Fishermen report gulls folding in flight then plunging into the sea and lying still. A Cape Town University zoologist links the deaths to a disease that affected terns two years ago. Some astronomers speculate a moon dust layer resembles quicksand.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Cape Town University
U.S. currency gains esteem abroad amid rising gold flow
International bankers note gold flowing back to the United States and growing respect for the dollar. The stabilization fund shows a year start gain as reserves shift, signaling the international gold pool's effectiveness in curbing currency raids and supporting U.S. trade prospects.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
United States
Europe
International Gold Pool
Stabilization Fund
Top police officers train in liberal arts at Bramhill College
Twenty four senior officers from across Britain joined a six month program at Bramhill Police College set on a 269 acre estate famed for its deer and gardens. The course, led by John Stead, aims to broaden strategic thinking beyond arresting criminals, preparing graduates for top posts at Scotland Yard and national force leadership.
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Bramshill
England
Britain
Scotland Yard
Avengers
John Stead
Ambassadors pledge aid as Southeast Asia crisis deepens
Adlai Stevenson vows continued U S assistance to Southeast Asia amid intensifying crises in South Viet Nam and Laos. The text notes a range of world events including a Russian claim of century‑plus age, a French ransom case, and school desegregation orders.
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Laos
Viet Nam
Asia
Napoleon
de Gaulle
Far East
Red China
Adlai Stevenson
U.S
Southeast Asia
Shirali Mislimov
Mme
Marcel Dassault
Aagg
Prince Edward County
Jim Ryan
Modesto
Calif
America
United States
Moscow
Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Boston
Arcentina
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Young
Fleet
S. ‘Joan OF Arc
By Tom A. Cullen
Brussels
Dusseldorf
Trattoria
Albergo
Ruhr
Frankfurt
Herald Services
Johnson
State Department
Nikita Khrushchev
Mao Tse-Tung
S. A. Seagulls
U.S. Treasury
Exchange Stabilization Fund
Federal Reserve System
The
Treasury
Creeped Chine
Burma
Taiwan
Philippines
Singapore
Malaysia
Liberal
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