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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1960
Page
8
Algerian tensions grip a frontier area as a French settler Jean Bernard narrates daily life under security measures. Steel shutters bar windows while barbed wire fences line the balcony of a second floor nursery amid guerilla threats and a stubborn will to endure.
In Algiers and Mitidja, Mohamed Driss and Bernard of the farms express frustration with stalled Franco Algerian dialogue. Driss calls for national self rule and a future shaped by Moslems, while Bernard strengthens ties with Moslem workers by building homes and mediating family disputes, hoping coexistence can grow despite ongoing unrest.
Minnesota education officials say state aid for the 1960 61 school year will be higher than 1959 60 due to larger pupil enrollments and increased maintenance costs. The annual foundation program uses Formula A and Formula B to distribute funds based on pupil units and district valuations.
In Gillette Wyoming Floyd Reno did not need to travel to Canada for a bear hunt. While he was away in Canada, Bob Isenberger spotted a 500 pound black bear about 400 yards from Reno's front door as he drove by the ranch.
The Rt. Hon. Anthony Nutting, ex minister of state for foreign affairs in the Eden cabinet and former UN General Assembly vice president, works as public relations aide for Sam Spiegel on Lawrence of Arabia. He will tour the U S for the film and later join on location in the Arab world. He says Arabs are anti Israel due to Western influence, not anti Jewish sentiment. Nutting hopes his Hollywood role boosts Britain’s image of its heroes.
Los Angeles police linked Richard Sample, 23, to a break in at Shannon Luminous Materials Co after a business card found at the scene and a black light test revealed luminous residue on his shoes. Sample, a Mora, Minnesota candidate George Angstman’s rival for re election, denied involvement and was booked on suspicion of burglary.
Minnesota highway department announces a 50.547 million dollar 1963 interstate construction program starting July 1 1963. The plan maintains 1962 funding levels with ongoing work on the Interstate system including 38 miles of concrete surfacing 92 miles of grading and 113 bridges.
Lamont Sachs of Brainerd loses two truck grain buyers licenses after the State Railroad and Warehouse Commission finds justified claims totaling 8,828.95 by five complainants for grain purchases. Auto Underwriters of Des Moines must pay pro rata on three claims totaling 7,944. Watson Farmers Elevator receives 3,431.01. Farmers Co-Op Elevator 1,191.49. Fairfax Grain and Supply 375.50. Anchor Casualty Co. pays 500.60 to RK Franssens. Maryland Casualty Co. pays 384.41 to Holloway Market.
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev will visit Cuba in August and an embassy will open in Havana before the trip. The exact date was not disclosed. Khrushchev accepted Fidel Castro's invitation, announced June 3.
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