De Gaulle Wins Strong Algerian Referendum Support
France backs Charles de Gaulle as 77 percent of voters approve his Algerian peace plan. Algeria shows 385000 yes to 118000 no early returns, with army urging yes despite rebel calls to abstain. International reaction favorable though Khrushchev and others shifted stance. The vote signals resolve to end war and shape Algeria's independence.
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Hunt Delays Committees Amid Speaker Nomination Debate
Take Your Time, Joe House Speaker Nominee Joseph M. Hunt Jr. faces criticism for delaying committee appointments as he weighs bills and meets with 50 new members. Backers argue the delay is prudent to assess new lawmakers before formal election and to ensure constructive policy.
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Russia's farm shakeup tests Khrushchev legacy
Editorial notes ongoing Soviet agriculture turmoil as officials dismiss regional farm chiefs and reshuffle leadership. It questions virgin lands gains and grain output while praising a new agrarian township concept and Khrushchev's agricultural image.
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N. I. Belyaev
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Bryansk
Vladimir V. Matskevich
Mikhail A. Olshansky
Academy of Agricultural Sciences
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Virgin Lands
Soviet Union
U. S
High Point E Enterprise Establishes Independent Daily
An independent newspaper, The High Point E Enterprise, announces establishment under editors and managers including Agere ITV Managing and Lis B. Loflin. Circulation details are listed.
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West Germany Opens Door to Paying U.S. Debts Quietly
In Bonn talks on ambassadorial level, West Germany prepares to pay the $600 million postwar debts to the United States and increase its arms purchases and NATO funding. Officials say Germany seeks equal partnership within the Atlantic alliance and aims to reduce U.S. share from 37 to 30 percent while boosting aid to Asia and Africa.
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Turkey
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von Brentano
Commendations for Highway Patrol Work and City Cleanup
Letters praise highway patrolmen for handing out cards and drinks during holidays and a Christmas cleanup by city street crews. Readers from North Carolina and Georgia commend safety cards, warm gestures, and the effectiveness of troopers and municipal workers in reducing highway deaths and keeping streets clean.
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Atlanta
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M. W. Buser
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Georgia
North Carolina
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Martin
P. S
N.C
Charlotte
Quotes Reflections On Society And Global Affairs
A collection of quotes covers topics from U S Indian policy and atomic shelter plans to desegregation affairs and Nobel literature insights. Notable voices include Stewart Udall Kennedy appointee and Walter Reuther.
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High Point students study Canada on winter trip
A Canadian study tour led by Dean Harold E. Conrad brought a group of High Point College students to Toronto for a week of university lectures, Kiwanis events, and cultural visits. They toured the Royal York Hotel, watched a Maple Leafs game, and visited Casa Loma, gaining insights into Canadian-American relations and returning eager for milder weather and further exchange.
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Florida
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