Algiers Transforms Into Middle Eastern City Within Three Years
AP report details Algiers shifting from a Europeanized Riviera feel to a Middle Eastern Arabic metropolis within three years. Arab and Pieds-Noirs tensions persist as independence reshapes neighborhoods, culture, and daily life amid lingering French influence and local commerce.
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Joseph E. Dynan
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North Africa
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Algeria
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Battle Lines Drawn In CATV War and FCC Jurisdiction
The NAB and NCTA clash as the FCC and Congress grapple with CATV regulation. Hearings before Rep. Oren Harris explore whether the FCC can curb or expand authority over community antenna television and its impact on local stations.
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House Communications Subcommittee
Rep
Oren Harris
D-Ark
NCTA
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Washington
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National Community Television Association
Federal Communications Commission
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Wasilewski
CATV
Protelevision
Freetelevision
Frederick W. Ford
Vincent I. Wasilewski
NAB
Fae
In- Ford
Ford
Ap Sion
New York City
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Harris
Television Board
Former Secret Service Chief Warns on Presidents' Parades
Former Secret Service Chief Frank J. Wilson argues for limiting presidential appearances in open cars and coordinating minimal public introductions. He links the Dallas 1963 shooting to "political show" crowding and supports armored cars and helicopter patrols to reduce assassination risks across peacetime and wartime.
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Frank J. Wilson
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John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Lyndon B. Johnson
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William McKinley
Buffalo
N.Y
Spe
Bethay
Treasury Department
U.S
Roosevelt
Truman
Blair House
Miami
Fla
Anton Cermak
Chicago
Congress
Hungarian Minister Urges U. S. Stop Viet Nam Bombing
Foreign Minister Janos Peter of Hungary calls on the United States to halt bombing in Vietnam immediately as a first step toward meaningful negotiations on the Vietnamese issue. He is on an official visit in London discussing peace prospects and Western responses.
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Viet Nam
London
Janos Peter
Hungary
United
Washington
Peter
Johnson
Moscow
Peking
Hanoi
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