Rebel violence raises fears of broader Algeria conflict
In Algiers a weekend surge of rebel attacks left three dead, 90 wounded as farm burnings and grenade assaults struck in a tense region. The violence followed a breakdown of peace talks in Lu gin France over Sahara claims, with a grenade attack at Bone killing two Europeans including an eight year old girl and injuring many others.
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Romantic Pinch Triggers Tribal War in New Britain
In Rabaul, New Britain, two days of tribal fighting erupt after a Sepik man pinched a Tolai woman. Two natives are dead and hundreds injured. eight policemen and six natives hospitalized. Police opened fire as thousands clashed, with authorities deploying over 150 white police and native constables through the night.
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1000 Year Old Skeleton Found in Massachusetts Yard
A skeleton believed to be 1,000 years old was found in a tea burial ground uncovered in a yard in Nahant Massachusetts. Boston University archaeologist Dr Gustav A Konitzky called the discovery the most important in Massachusetts in years, noting early woodland Indian pottery fragments within two inches of the skeleton.
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Kennedy foreign aid bill faces Senate debate amid criticism
As Kennedy seeks long term authority to loan up to 8.8 billion over five years, critics push for yearly congressional review. House committee will approve the measure Tuesday while Senate drafts debate looms. Byrd and Aiken flag potential amendments and annual funding requirements. The Berlin crisis support and military service extensions also feature in the day’s focus.
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Policemen Wish They Hadnt Knocked First
In Norton Michigan two policemen, ordered to raid a site of alleged fighting and gambling on Fairfield Street, announced their presence and were met with a mass exodus of about 30 people. Inside, officers Volkman and Goodrich found playing cards and hats but no arrests.
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United Nations Bills Run High in Utilities Costs
The United Nations in New York reports monthly utility costs averaging $43,556 for gas electricity water and heating.
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Scottsdale Public Works seeks broad road improvements
A resolution of intention outlines plans to improve Indian School Road Taylor Avenue to Miller Road and related streets in Scottsdale including paving sidewalks curbs gutters irrigation and street lights. The measure calls for bonds to cover costs and designating the project as a public benefit with work to be performed under state law.
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Pope to Lead Funeral for Vatican Secretary Cardinal Tardini
Pope John XXII will conduct funeral rites at St. Peter's Basilica for Domenico Cardinal Tardini 78 longtime Vatican secretary of state. Tardini died of a heart attack Sunday despite early Mass and a swift papal response.
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Money Given For Air Pollution Study
Phoenix based report says contributions to Arizona anti smog drive total 23180 dollars. Authorities note this sum is more than half the amount researchers need to survey air pollution in the state's metropolitan areas.
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