Resistance to ben Bella Ouster Grows in Algiers
Leaflets in Algiers Sunday called for more demonstrations against President Ahmed ben Bella. One group urged a general strike and another urged ben Bella followers to bang saucepans in a casserole concert. Police in steel helmets kept streets tight as European settlers recalled independence protests.
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President Johnson Praised for Antipoverty Push in Austin
President Johnson and Lady Bird visited Austin for a church service where Rev. Barclay praised antipoverty measures and hinted at re election prospects. The sermon linked poverty to disease and ignorance while endorsing birth control and continued domestic legislation. The Johnsons planned to leave for Washington after the service.
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Coal Filter Fuel Plan to Be Topic
A Washington plan to use coal as a filter for sewage material will be discussed by officials from Maryland Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Rand Development Corp. developed the process and a pilot study is at the DC Water Pollution Control Plant. The waste byproduct is burnable opening a potential large market.
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