Refugees From Algeria Resettle in France Amid Tensions
Paris faces the Algerian exodus as 900 000 refugees seek new lives in France. Odette Mamery, 19, lands a secretary job after fleeing with her mother, while pieds noirs cling to Algeria roots in Paris and coastal towns. Government aid and housing shortages spark local resentment.
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Paris
Nea
France
Odette Mamery
Odette
Algeria
Mother
Ministry of Repatriation
Riviera
Provence
Glandular Inflammation Said To Cause Night Urination
Advert says men over 40 suffer getting up nights back leg pains and loss of vigor due to glandular inflammation. It warns temporary medicines do not cure the cause and neglect leads to senility, claiming a thousand communities treated with relief and improved health.
Church of England seeks new look with General Synod plan
The Church of England moves to reform its image with a General Synod replacing the church assembly and a new layman governed structure. Reforms include finances scrutiny, extended lay input, and state parliament oversight on major changes.
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Church of England
London
Parsons
Canterbury
York
General Synod of the
Michael Ramsey
Edwin Herbert
Taipei Mayor Reinstated After Suspension
Huang Chi-jui, who was suspended 27 months ago on kickback charges tied to a housing project and city purchases, has been reinstated by the Supreme Court. He continues serving his second three year term as Taipei’s mayor.
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Taipei
Formosa
Huang Chi-jui
Supreme Court
Huang
Earl of Glasgow dies at 89 in Scotland
Fairlie, Scotland. The 89 year old Earl of Glasgow, a retired Royal Navy captain, died Saturday. He was the eighth holder of the title and the peerage passes to his son who retired from the navy as a rear admiral in September.
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Fairlie
Scotland
Earl of Glasgow
Royal Navy
La Crosse Christmas Lighting Contest Entries Sought
A notice invites La Crosse residents to enter the 1963 Christmas Lighting and Decorating Contest run by the La Crosse Junior Chamber of Commerce. Deadline is December 24, with three judging zones: North Side South Side North of Jackson Street and South of Jackson Street.
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la Crosse
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Wisconsin
Jackson St
La Crosse Christmas Lighting Contest Entry
La Crosse residents may enter the Christmas lighting contest sponsored by the Jaycees by mailing the blank before December 24. For details contact Willis Clark at 46998 or Richard Wrobel at 4-4047.
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la Crosse
Simple Explanations To Aid Market Viewer
A list of plain definitions for common market terms such as blue chip penny stock margin margin call round lot odd lot short sale and over the counter. The guide clarifies how each term affects investors and trading in plain language.
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AP Business News
New York
Stock Exchange
Notice of Ornamental Street Lighting Plans in La Crosse
City of La Crosse Wisconsin Board of Public Works announces plans and cost estimates for ornamental street lighting on 3rd Street Cass to State, 4th Street Cass to State, 5th Avenue Cass to State, Jay Street 4th to 5th, Pearl Street 3rd to 4th, Main Street 3rd to 6th. Plans available at City Hall for inspection. A session to hear objections and testimony will be held January 6 1964 at 10:00 AM. Dated December 16 1963. Board members listed.
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City Hall
3Rd
Cass
State St
4Th
5Th Avenue
Jay Street
4Th St
5Th Ave
Pearl Street
Main
6Th St
City of la Crosse
Wisconsin
Board of Public Works
M. R. Birnbaum
Robert M. Scheible
John K. Flanagan
Milo G. Knutson
Carl A. Wahlstrom
Paralyzed Gale Woman Rescued After 14 Hours on Floor
A Galesville woman, Lena Mack, lay on her bathroom floor for about 14 hours after suffering a stroke on Friday. She could not move or speak until found by Virginia Olson, and is reported to be recovering in a La Crosse hospital. Her brother Edward Jacobs confirmed her improvement.
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Galesville
Wis
William
Lena) Mack
la Crosse
Mack
Victor Olson
Olsons
French sportswoman and aviatrix dies at 88 in France
Marie Marvingt, 88, renowned French sportswoman and aviatrix, died in a nursing home in Nancy. In 1910 she became the first Frenchwoman to earn an airplane pilot license. She excelled as a swimmer boxer wrestler tennis player and mountain climber.
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Nancy
France
Marie Marvingt
Underground Cable Carries Promise for Rural Phone Service
The Agriculture Department says buried Subscriber Cable Carrier enables up to 20 conversations on two wires, serving subscribers up to 30 miles from the switch and potentially beyond 50 miles with improvements. REA aims to cut costs and extend private line networks for rural areas.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Rural Electrification Administration
REA
New blueberry harvester slashes picking costs
Washington AP reports a new experimental machine could cut blueberry harvesting costs from 8 cents a pound to less than a penny. Gordon E. Monroe of the Agriculture Department and Michigan State University developed the device. Monroe said three men using the machine could pick efficiently.
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Washington
Gordon E. Monroe
Agriculture Department Research Service
Michigan State University
Monroe
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