Corn Growers Face Referendum On Farm Bill Changes
Washington AP. Corn growers likely vote in December on whether to abolish acreage allotments and base price supports on average prices or keep the current program. Cotton growers face a similar choice as Eisenhower expects to sign the farm bill.
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Inexperience Helps Barmaid on First Day
RENVER AP The Denver police court imposed a record low fine of 50 cents on a barmaid for serving liquor to a minor. Judge William H Burnett suspended the penalty noting it was her first day on the job.
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Split French Army Forces Embrace Two Factions
Article recounts Marcel Bigeard, famed French paratrooper, losing command after a Paris move and a ban on interviews. It notes a split in the French officer corps between Indochina veterans and those who did not serve there, amid Algeria's conflict.
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Bruno) Bigeard
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War in Algeria Deepens as French Fight Rebels
Reports from Algiers describe the Algerian conflict as a stubborn struggle with 20 000 to 30 000 rebel fighters facing about 500 000 French troops. Rebels use night raids and terrain advantage while French officials admit heavy costs and fear for the population. Torture and coercion allegations feed hostility, and Moslems complain about unemployment and bias, fueling the revolt.
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