Paris Underworld War Ravages Quiet Tourist City
A Paris not seen by visitors roils with violence tied to Algeria fighting. Algerians in France, about 300000, mostly unskilled laborers, face murder, extortion, and racketeering as clashes spill into streets near Paris, with Europeans among casualties. Police face mistrust as four North Africans are questioned after a skipped ride.
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Paris
France
Algeria
National Liberation Front
Algerian National Movement
Captain James Cook Sails 1773 75 Harbor Antarctic Voyage
Captain James Cook of England led a voyage from 1773 to 1775 circling the Antarctic region but failing to sight land. The expedition pushed southward, mapping coastlines and gathering marine data amid harsh seas.
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James Cook
England
Antarctica
Land
Rabid Bats Worry Officials In San Antonio
Officials in San Antonio warned of possible rabid bats at Jefferson High School after a woman was bitten by a bat tied to the school. Dr. L H Weaver and Principal Clyde Gott discussed risks and ongoing checks with maintenance staff assessing bat activity.
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San Antonio
Jefferson High School
L. H. Weaver
Jefferson
Clyde Gott
Gott
Weaver
TEST YOUR HORSE SENSE SCORE QUIZ ITEMS
Score one point for each correct answer in the first five problems and five points for the last. It includes questions on art materials weather animals fruits, archery gear, and a puzzle matching U.S. cities and towns with state connections plus a garbled word sequence section.
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Cincinnati
Odgen
Spokane
el Paso
Salt Lake City
Dayton
Boston
Seattle
Dallas
Northampton
South Africa minister Viljoen dies after long illness
UNITED PRESS reports National Obituaries: Jo hannes Hendrikus Viljoen, 64, South Africa’s minister of education, arts, science and health, dies after a long illness. He supported racial segregation, entered parliament in 1933, opposed entering World War II, and left the Nationalist Party over the issue. Fayette Ward Allport, 64, European manager of the Motion Picture Association of America, dies of a heart attack in London. Mariano Asquerino, 68, renowned stage actor born in Tarragona, dies in Madrid after a short illness.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Johannes Hendrikus Viljoen
Viljoen
Nationalist
London
Fayette Ward Allport
Motion Picture Association of America
Allport
U.S
The
Film Association
England
Madrid
Mariano Asquerino
Asquerino
Tarragona
South America
Spain
Language Gap Among Mexican Indians Estimated
An estimate suggests about three million Mexican Indians do not speak Spanish and rely on their tribal languages for daily communication. The figure highlights linguistic diversity across Mexico and the persistence of indigenous cultures within the country.
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Gordon’ Vodka
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