French Assembly Approves Restricted Home Rule for Algeria
Paris reports the French National Assembly approved two bills on confidence votes to grant partial home rule for Algeria after war and rejection of Moroccan Tunisian mediation offers. Bills keep Algeria within France with Paris controlling key policies while elections would include Europeans and Muslims with safeguards for French minority. Rebels, led by FLN, criticized Paris for imposing its own solution and rejecting independence. The premier Felix Gaillard defended France’s stance and refused to negotiate with FLN, while United Nations discussions allegedly sought Arab support to push a resolution. France maintains the war as an internal matter and rejects U.N. jurisdiction.
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Texas Construction Passes Billion Dollar Mark In '57
Texas construction awards reached over one billion dollars in the first 11 months of 1957, with November adds bringing the total to 1,057,000,000. The Texas Contractor notes 1957 may be the third best year ever, despite spring rains and competition from prior peaks.
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Jenner to not seek re election in Indiana
Senator William E. Jenner announces he will not run again when his term ends. He plans to practice law in Indianapolis with Jack C. Brown and may open the way for Governor Harold Handley to seek the Senate seat.
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Churchill birthday fete in England with family and Montgomery
Sir Winston Churchill celebrated his 83rd birthday at Chartwell with grandchildren and Field Marshal Montgomery present. He stayed in bed in the morning but later joined a family luncheon and a dinner party featuring a 15 pound birthday cake as tributes from around the world poured in. A radio address from Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd congratulated him, noting Eisenhower’s recovery as welcome news.
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False alarms at Brown's Grocery spark Hopkinsville buzz
Police received word of a fight at Brown's Grocery while firemen and an ambulance were alerted to a blaze and a funeral home call for Mrs. Maxie Brown. All units arrived within minutes but none of the threats materialized as alarms proved false.
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Teens Gather in Chicago for 36th 4-H Club Congress
Chicago hosts the national 4 H Club Congress drawing about 1300 youths ages 14 to 20 for five days of assemblies luncheons dances and tours. The event honors two million rural youths with projects in domestic arts livestock farming and mechanics. Alaska winner F Loroi Heaven 18 of Wasilla earns a 400 college scholarship in the garden program.
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Two Men Plead Guilty To DWI In County Court
In Judge Robert Allen's County Court at Law two men pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated. Andres S. Casarez, 30, of Hurlwood, had license suspended six months, fined 100 dollars and costs, and three days in county jail. Manuel Galvan, 24, of Odem, Texas, faced fines of 75 dollars and costs, six month license suspension, and three days in jail.
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Safety Department Accelerates Texas Driver Improvement Plan
Texas Department of Public Safety widens driver improvement program in Region 5 led by Captain Sanford Lee. In October 1,620 drivers were queried to retain licenses, 190 from Region 5 questioned. Four violations trigger reexamination for mental and physical fitness. Over the past year 48,917 drivers were summoned for this examination.
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Agents Smash Gambling Ring in Terre Haute Raid
Federal agents said the largest Indiana gambling operation was busted in a downtown Terre Haute raid with six arrests. The group allegedly grossed over a million dollars monthly since mid September. six men faced failure to buy $50 wagering tax stamps charges and bonds were set at $5,000 each.
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Jaycee President Plans Texas Tour City Stops
Charles E. Shearer Jr., president of the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce, will visit Texas next week on an official tour. Cities on the itinerary include Canyon Snyder Denton Henderson Bellaire New Braunfels Kingsville and Waco with state headquarters confirming the trip.
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Hungarian Victors in Regatta Kayak Events at Serpentine
Hungarian refugees won the kayak pairs and tours events at the News of the World Regatta held on the Serpentine River in Birmingham England.
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