Angry French Farmers Defy Premier Debre in Effigy
Angry French farmers defied Premier Debre in a nationwide revolt against agricultural policy. Thousands gathered despite an radio appeal, with protests spreading from Brittany to Dijon and Normandy. Police faced gas grenades and stones as three officers and two sailors were injured. tractors and roadblocks marked the demonstrations as leaders urged continued vigilance.
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Tanganyika Assignment Training Of Peace Corp Unit Opens Monday
A group of about 38 young Americans begin training at Texas Western College for service in Tanganyika. The Peace Corps volunteers will study Swahili and engineering skills to aid Tanganyika’s development, with aims to counter communism and work alongside local communities.
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New York Times Worldwide News Service Comes to Southern Illinoisan
The Southern Illinoisan adds a special coverage service from the New York Times Worldwide News Service. Pulitzer winning reporters Laurence and colleagues will bring clear, impactful world stories focused on Europe and U S debates, emphasizing timely relevance for Southern Illinois readers.
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