Arrest of Rebels in Algeria Sparks clashes with police
French and Tunisian authorities report five Algerian rebels detained provoke protests across Algiers, Casablanca, and Tunis. Demonstrators near embassies rally for independence, as Tunisian police clash with crowds and strikes ripple through Tripoli and Rabat amid tense regional mood.
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Texan Fears Oil Imports Shake Nation Security
San Antonio oil director L A Douglas told government officials that excessive petroleum imports threaten national security. The Texas Independent producer warned lawmakers that reliance on foreign oil endangers the U.S. energy balance and economic stability amid growing import volumes.
Producers Royalty Owners Association seeks import cutback
At a hearing interrupted by the Office of Defense Mobilization the Producers Royalty Owners Association asserted a petition by 19 independent oil groups for a cutback in all imports.
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Palace Birds From England Lost by GB For Great Bend
Great Bend Chamber of Commerce asked Buckingham Palace for a pair of Queen Victoria’s Bengal white swans for the city park but was denied. The keeper said swans are not donated to outside applicants. negotiations are now underway for Australian black swans as an alternative. A Wichita caller offered Australian blacks, noting their abundance, while an embassy inquiry confirmed plentiful supply in Australia.
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Mother Delivers Baby Amid Certificate Hassle in Germany
Mrs. Mari Hayes 30 of suburb delivers a pound girl Rosemary while husband a TV technician worked. She faced lack of witnesses for a birth certificate and had to file a sworn statement. Hayes, a nurse in Germany, met her husband with Army in Munich.
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Boy Admits Dynamiting School Site in Kentucky
A 12-year-old boy confessed with another youth to blowing up the Upper Alcorn School in Greenup Kentucky last Tuesday. Sheriff Delbert McKenne said the youths wanted to cause damage and believed it would “make a hole on the ground.” They were released into parental custody.
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American liaison plane missing with five aboard
U S Air Force said search planes are looking for an American liaison aircraft carrying five men that disappeared on a Madrid to Barcelona flight. Authorities coordinated with Madrid and Barcelona air bases as teams scoured the route and vicinity for the missing plane and crew.
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Soap Man Taken to Cleaners in Chicago Incident
Retired liquid soap maker George L. Simmonds reports a pickpocket bumped him near his North Side home. A soapy substance from a toy pistol was sprayed on him, then the thief apologized and wiped the suit. Simmonds found $215 missing from his wallet on arrival home.
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Estes Says Soil Bank Used as Political Tool
Senator Estes Kefauver accused the Eisenhower administration of politicizing the farm soil bank program at a Waterloo Iowa event. He charged money from the soil bank favors states in political trouble, noting Iowa receives about one fifth of the national total this year.
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Docking Calls Kansas Textbook System a Disgrace
Kansas Governor candidate George Docking denounced the state's textbook program as an absolute disgrace. He proposed renting textbooks with an aim for free books and labeled the plan a so called right to day, advocating a dynamic, progressive labor policy.
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Threatening letter sender given probation in autographed case
A 57 year old St. Louis man, Paul H. Flachmeier, received a two year prison sentence suspended, after pleading guilty to sending a threatening letter to President Eisenhower. Federal Judge Roy W. Harper placed him on probation yesterday, stating he sent the letter and signed another.
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Four Men In Police Court In City Text
Four men faced police court for drunkenness on Monday. Roy Reece with no address received a 0 day suspended sentence and was told to leave the city. Julio Garcia from W02 N. J. St. was fined 50 dollars and deemed drunk and vagrant. Frank Samusel of 630 R. I. St. paid 15 dollars fine. Rascoe Brooks of 802 N. J. St. got a 30 day suspended sentence to leave the city.
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Johns Hopkins Show to Debut on ABC-TV Network
Johns Hopkins will launch a new series titled Johns Hopkins File 7 featuring scholars and graphic documentaries of progress in research. The premiere on ABC TV is set for Sunday November 11 with Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower introducing the first program. He will appear at intervals on future broadcasts live from Baltimore. Eisenhower previously led Kansas State College and Penn State.
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