Algeria Vote Boosts Rebel Government and De Gaulle
The 54 percent yes vote in Algeria and France strengthens the rebel government and De Gaulle’s position. Officials note turnout and abstentions, with figures showing 15 million yes ballots in France and high support among Algerian voters. The result, seen as aiding peace and self determination, prompts renewed calls to pursue full sovereignty for Algeria.
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Kennedy Zeroes in on Peace Drive and Funding
President-elect Kennedy, en route from Boston to Harvard, urged strong leadership and more money for world peace through American aid to foreign scholars. He stayed in a Boston apartment, greeted by hundreds, and at Harvard Yard greeted by students who cheered and asked for a speech. He joked about reviewing grades with President Pusey and pledged to protect interests as observers cheered. The unlisted officials also announced Newton Minow’s appointment as FCC chairman. Kennedy had met Eisenhower previously on Dec 6.
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Kennedy Study Outlines Peace Corps and draft deferment plan
A Kennedy appointed study committee proposed creating a Peace Corps style program to aid foreign scholars and foster national unity. The proposal includes two years overseas service for talented Americans and expanded educational and cultural aid, while Kennedy weighs immediate comments and actions before inauguration.
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Northwest Flights Grounded As Engineers Strike Broadly
Northwest Airlines in ST PAUL reports flight engineers’ three month dispute expanding with jet crews joining. Domestic service faces grounding by day’s end though Seattle to Tokyo and Far East routes may resume shortly. prior schedules included a Chicago hub and Miami leg. The large machinists union represents about 2,800 airline employees, while Northwest employs nearly 7,000.
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Pensioners May Get New Glasses Without Cost
The article advertises free eye examinations and glasses for pensioners through OAS. Patrons must bring identification. social workers are contacted to arrange the service. DR MILTON GLINBERG, optometrist, with 30 years experience, located at 11 Pine Ave, Hellwell down stairs, phone HEmlock 62113.
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Five Indonesians Plunder Village Near Bandung Reports Say
UPI reports fanatic Darul Islam rebels plundered Bandjaran SO piles village south of Bandung last week. At least five villagers were harmed in the incident.
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