De Gaulle pushes rapid end to Algeria war
President Charles de Gaulle drives a quick Algerian settlement with talks resumed with rebel leaders and a threat to partition Algeria if negotiations fail. He plans redeployments from Algeria to Europe to aid NATO and set conditions for a future independent Algeria with retained French bases and minority guarantees.
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Mental Health Salary Study Delays Iowa $18,000 Cap
An Iowa study on top salaries for state mental health experts began as a 60 day delay halted the previous $18,000 yearly maximum. The Legislative Interim Committee held action in abeyance to Aug. 29 after a 5-5 vote and empowered Sen. John Shoeman to form a three member advisory group with the State Board of Control to review the case.
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John Shoeman
R-Atlantic
State Board of Control
Shoeman
Legislative Committee
Board of Control
Executive offices shed the desk for a homey look
IRS regional chief Frank White redesigns his office into a living room style to cut tension and boost communication. He slimmed a large desk, moved reading and writing to a corner, and added a sofa, lamps, and art to create a relaxed environment for staff and visitors.
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Internal Revenue Service
White
Army Contingent Heads to Fight Whiteshell Fire
A 50 man Canadian Army contingent departed Winnipeg by bus Tuesday night to assist beleaguered firefighters battling a large blaze in the Whiteshell reserve. They will be flown to a seaplane base 75 miles east and airlifted to the firelines.
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Winnipeg
Whiteshell
Here
Minnesota
Bird watchers in Tampa spot metal roof loving woodpecker
In Tampa a woodpecker favors metal roofs over trees pecking Joseph R. Canto Sr. home and previously a metal capped pole. Alice Canto recalls the bird used to act as an alarm clock, pecking each morning at the same time, disturbing the family.
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Fla
Joseph R. Canto Sr
Canto
Alice
Miss Canto
Reindeer Shipping Plans Draw Lakeland Heat
A Lakeland committee led by John Warren votes to spend 16000 for nine reindeer a Santa suit a sleigh on rubber wheels elf costumes and other items for Christmas decorations next December. The plan unfolds amid a 90 degree Lakeland heat wave.
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Lakeland
John Warren
Weather Bureau Adds Odds On Showers In Forecasts
The Weather Bureau in St Louis began adding odds to forecasts of thunder showers. It explains that summer showers do not always fall over the entire forecast area and will now include chances of rain to help readers gauge when they may get wet.
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Weather Bureau
Torrential rains kill dozens and halt in central Japan
torrential rains pounding central Japan for the fourth day cause widespread peril with eighty eight dead eighty six missing and one hundred thirty six injured in a disaster that began Saturday and continues as rain is forecast for the rest of the week.
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