De Gaulle Ends Algeria Survey Promises Widespread Reforms
In Algiers Premier De Gaulle concludes a three day military survey and vows heavy funding for factories farms housing and schools. He announces equal voting rights for Algerians and universal female suffrage, with a unified postage system and rapid school construction amid ongoing governance changes.
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Youths Discuss Realities Through Church Groups
Chicago report shows teens probe race relations, sex education and other hot issues via church youth programs. Leaders note boredom as a chief cause for dropout, with role playing and rumor clinic helping youths test views and uncover hidden biases.
Youth Worker Chamberlain Leads Hartford International Meeting
Chamberlain 22 enters seminary next fall and tours the country to spark youth church activity. He serves this week as program chairman for an international youth meeting in Hartford, meeting high schoolers on common ground despite being older than many.
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Council of Churches
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Luther Léague
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
Youth For Christ International
Boston
National Christian Action Associate
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Hartford
Bankers Graduate From Williams School of Banking Class
Bankers from Bridgeport Norwalk and South Nor areas completed a two week Williams School of Banking course at Williams College in Massachusetts. The first class of 140 graduates includes Andrew Richards and Franklin Smith from City Trust company with leaders Laurence Ackerman and Frank Gregory overseeing Connecticut bankers. The San Francisco earthquake began at 5 15 a m April 18 1906.
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Rhode Island
J. Ackerman
Uoinecticut
Charles Iversity
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Black Rock Bank and Trust Company
Frank R. Gregory
Knowland predicts Senate will restore part of foreign aid cuts
Senate Republican Leader Knowland predicted the Senate would restore some of the 872 million dollars cut by the House from Eisenhower's foreign aid program. He said the House cuts are deep and will affect our foreign policy, though exact amounts are uncertain.
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UPI
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Dixie Sheriff Probes Jail Death of Negro Inmate
Yalobusha County Sheriff J G Treloar announced an investigation into a report that Woodrow Wilson Daniels aged 35 was severely beaten in the county jail and died after release. Daniels had been jailed June 21 on reckless driving and whiskey possession. An autopsy at John Gaston Hospital in Memphis is inconclusive, with timing and cause of death undetermined.
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Yalobusha County
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Memphis
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Treloar
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