De Gaulle Plan Sparks New Violence in Algiers
Paris announces withdrawal of French army from Algeria as European settlers in Oran and other cities face fresh bloodshed. Two Muslims and a police officer are dead, shops shut, and tensions rise while Algiers courtesies a potential political path with nationalist leaders in Tunis seeking a settlement.
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Premature New Year Revelry Across States Braces for Sunday
The Associated Press reports many states lift blue laws allowing limited liquor service before New Year’s Day as Sunday celebrations begin early. Broadway and major cities plan special performances while watch services remain popular. Tokyo approves a 1962 budget of 6.7 billion dollars, a record spending plan with 500 million for military costs.
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Young Hobby Club Starts Next Week in Garden City Telegram
A new Young Hobby Club column by Cappy Dick debuts next week in the Garden City Telegram. Every Monday to Saturday the feature offers fresh activities for young readers with weekly Wednesday contests. Prizes include Britannica Great Books for Children and other awards, with local contests leading to national prizes.
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Western Kansas faces population decline and tough job climate
Kansas State University economists Frank Orazem and political scientist Joseph Haida call Western Kansas a gigantic human experiment as 29 counties lose people and must reinvent their economy and institutions. The article notes growing sparsity and the need for new living models in North West and Central Kansas.
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Grateful to Country Bachelor Leaves Fortune to U S
A Nebraska bachelor farmer left an estate valued around 200000 to 250000 dollars to the United States, the bequest revealed after his death at 64 in an unheated ancestral farm. Esley H. Sproat left 36000 in government bonds and six farm sections, spurring relatives’ dispute and prompting executor George Hastings to note the will praised freedom and opportunity.
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