Delbecque the shadowy French plotter in Algiers revolt
Paris reports that Leon Delbecque a 39 year old textile executive from Lille masterminded the Algiers revolt linking clandestine committees of public safety and Gaullist opposition. He returned to France on personal business and is accused by some observers of aiming to form an extremist group while continuing to oppose the Fourth Republic.
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Paris
NEA
Leon Delbecque
Flanders
Algiers
France
Delbecque
Corsica
Rubicon
Black Face Commandos
de Gaulle
Jacques Chaban Delmas
Algeria
Lille
PTA Leader Mrs Lunde Attends Wisconsin Workshop
Mrs Art Lunde elected president of Jefferson PTA attends a Wisconsin Congress of Parents and Teachers leadership training workshop in Madison from Wednesday to Friday. She will be joined by officers for the coming school year including Art Lunde assistant president Mrs Ken Zuehlke vice president Ken Zuehlke assistant vice president Mrs Ralph Geary second vice president Ralph Geary assistant Miss Evelyn Melvin secretary Mrs Lee Snyder treasurer and Lee Snyder assistant treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Lunde
Jefferson Pta
Wisconsin Congress of Parents and Teachers
Madison
McLoone Rejoins City Marine Reserve Group
First Lt. Richard L. McLoone, former member of the 94th Inf. Co. U.S. Marine Corps Reserve, rejoined the unit last Monday. He runs the McLoone Advertising Agency with his brother in La Crosse and lives at 122 N. 16th St. He previously joined in September 1953 through the platoon leaders program while at La Crosse State College, earned a second lieutenants commission in June 1956, then served at Quantico Camp Lejeune as motor transport, S-3 and legal officer before being released in early June.
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Richard L. McLoone
94Th Inf. Co
U.S. Marine Corps Reserve
McLoone
la Crosse
N. 16Th St
94Th
Marine Corps
la Crosse State College
Marine Corps Schools
Quantico
Marine Corps Base
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Push-Button Sorters To Speed That 4-Cent Mail
Washington reports a postal modernization push with new push button sorters planned for 53 major centers within five years. Machines sort thousands of letters hourly, aiming at 30,000 per hour handwriting reading, automatic canceling, and fully automatic post offices in 2.5 years with private industry leasing future facilities.
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Washington
NEA
U.S. Post Office Department
Benjamin Franklin
U.S
Washington Central Post Office
Post Office Department
International Telephone and Telegraph
Silver Springs
Baltimore
POD
Arthur Summerfield
Son
Sessions
Uncle Sam
Postal workers warned as automation rises
Officials say automation will cut some labor but require workers to run equipment and handle rising mail. They project annual mail volume reaching about 100 billion letters by 1975 to 1980.
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Sult
POD
U.S
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Rosette Hargrove
Eero
Wideshais
SYRE
Jewelers
Main ST
George Hemingway
R. L. McLoone
la Crosse St
America
Pontiac
Conttiac
Pontiac, Inc
King Street
DAILY
LIONS
Tigers
Matthews
Jeannie
Terrell Jacobs
Mario
Jack and
Skinny
Tony
Circus Pony
BEN Franklin Store
Helmar’s
Krogers
Johnson’s Children Shop
Silbie‘s Shoe Store
Smith’s Village Shop
Wettstein & Sons
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