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Phililp Chevron, longtime guitarist for the Celtic punk band the Pogues, died Tuesday morning after six-year battle with cancer. He was 56.
"After a long illness Philip passed away peacefully this morning," the London-based group said in a statement. "We all send our sincere condolences to his family."
Chevron, who was born Philip Ryan in Dublin, was diagnosed with esophageal cancer in 2007 but had managed to battle it back by the following year, returning for a stateside tour with the Pogues – and singing his popular immigrant's ballad "Thousands Are Sailing" at every stop. But this past May the cancer returned and spread. His last public appearance was reportedly in August for a fundraiser at his hometown's Olympia Theatre.
He wasn't an original member of the Pogues, though his friendship with frontman Shane MacGowan dates back to before the band began, when the two worked together in a record ship. Chevron initially formed a punk group, the Radiators from Space, before being asked to join the Pogues on banjo for their second album, 1985's Rum, Sodomy & the Lash.
The multi-instrumentalist played on every subsequent album (up through 1996's Pogue Mahone), participated in reunion tours througout the past dozen years, and came to be seen as the band's unofficial spokesperson, often sharing details and answering fan questions on web sites.
In 2003, he also regrouped the Radiators with former Pogues bassist (and ex-Mrs. Elvis Costello) Cait O'Riordan; three years later, they issued an acclaimed comeback album, Trouble Pilgrim.
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Ken Burns' rush to capture voices of a fading generation in 'The War'
By Gary Strauss, USA TODAY
Director Ken Burns had long spurned suggestions to make a World War II documentary. On the eve of Sunday's premiere of The War on PBS, he's glad he changed his mind.
Nearly seven years in the making, the seven-episode, 14½-hour, $13 million effort is his most personal and gratifying work, a tribute to a generation whose veterans are dying at a rate of more than 1,000 a day.
"This has been the most challenging project I've ever done, but also the most rewarding," says Burns, 54. "It was born with a sense of urgency. We realized the clock was ticking and a narrow window would close very shortly." Indeed, five of the 44 men and women in The War have died.
The rush to document memories of the World War II generation isn't the only challenge Burns faced. He's aware that The War might be viewed as a political commentary at a time when the nation is enmeshed in a polarizing conflict in Iraq.
The film's focus on the last "good war" and the sacrifice, unity and patriotism it inspired does contrast sharply with Americans' attitudes about Iraq. But Burns insists The War, which was conceived before 9/11, isn't a political statement.
About 75% of those in the film were interviewed before the 2003 Iraq invasion. "There's not a political bone in this film," he says. "It's about the reality of war."
Burns says screenings have been met with enthusiasm, including among West Point, Air Force and Naval Academy students. "These are intelligent kids who know what they're heading for," he says. "We showed them brutal footage. We were anxious. But many thanked us and loved the honesty."
Burns says he understands The War may draw comparisons to Iraq, but he notes how the homefront isn't the same.
"Instead of the shared sacrifices World War II demanded that created community and made us spiritually richer, we're so lacking today," he says. "We aren't asked to give up anything. We're narcissistic free agents. Surfing the Internet alone. Watching TV alone. Driving alone. There's too much Pluribus and not enough Unum."
Through archival film and photographs, The War harks back to a more cohesive nation. Battles and the fallout on the homefront unfold through perspectives of small-town vets, friends and families in Waterbury, Conn., Mobile, Ala., Sacramento and Luverne, a tiny farm town in southwest Minnesota.
Burns, a triple Emmy winner, set the standard for long-form documentaries, using still photos and narratives to electrify history in films such as The Civil War Yet his enthusiasm for bringing to life stories of a generation he admires is tempered by the harshest criticism of his three-decade career.
Hispanic activists threatened boycotts against corporate sponsors because The War initially had no Latinos. Burns added 28 minutes to include combat stories of two Hispanics and a Native American. Critics still plan to protest Sunday at PBS stations in California.
"The controversy raised awareness in powerful ways," says Burns, who bristles at the complaints and says he never intended to make an all-inclusive, definitive war film.
A welcome in Waterbury
A recent Waterbury screening drew laughter, tears, shock and two standing ovations from an audience of 2,300. The gritty factory town that provided warriors and war materiel from brass uniform buttons to artillery shell casings also gave Burns a hero's welcome, with a parade, veterans' celebration and governor's proclamation for an annual Connecticut Ken Burns Day.
Waterbury residents provided Burns, co-director Lynn Novick and their Florentine Films crew some of the 600 interviews made for The War. Novick says she was struck by the stoic modesty of veterans and moved by those who had long bottled their emotions, reluctant to reveal horrors they'd experienced.
Some, such as Waterbury's Ray Leopold, recounted events for the last time. Surrounded by Germans at 1944's Battle of the Bulge, the medic tended to wounded comrades and foes alike. Later, he helped liberate a concentration camp filled with fellow Jews. "I saw red. I needed to get my hands around a German's throat," Leopold told USA TODAY two days before he died in July at age 92.
Luverne-born fighter pilot Quentin Aanenson provides The War insight into the dark hopelessness of battle. As stress mounted as friends died and he narrowly escaped death, he wrote a letter to his future wife, Jackie, dripping with such despair he never mailed it. "Nobody back home would understand the overwhelming trauma of combat," says Aanenson, 86.
Sascha Weinzheimer, 74, held by the Japanese at age 8 with her family after Japan's takeover of the Philippines, recalls overwhelming hunger and fear. "To me, The War isn't a history lesson," she says. "It's about intimate stories and personal experiences in a horrible era."
Listening to painful pasts made it impossible for Burns to maintain the clinical detachment he had managed on past films, in which most subjects lived only in photographs, letters and books.
"This is the story of our fathers and grandfathers. There's an inescapable immediacy," he says. "It's possible to sit next to someone who was in battle. I feel privileged to have been part of their lives and the intimacies they shared."
Burns, who calls himself an emotional archaeologist, says he was touched by the stories told by veterans and loved ones who cried over buddies lost and the horrors they experienced. Their impact lingers. Driving to Luverne in July, Burns broke down after learning Leopold had died. "It hurts because they were so generous," he says.
Burns almost didn't give himself a chance to meet them. For a decade after 1990's release of Civil War, he rejected suggestions to do another film about conflict. "After immersing ourselves in blood and guts for 51/2 years, we said, 'No more.' " Besides, World War II had been heavily chronicled by books, films and TV; Burns thought there was little new material to mine.
Reluctance melts away
Burns reconsidered during the making of Jazz in 2001. That year his father, Robert, an officer stationed in postwar France, died. Burns also came upon studies showing that most high school graduates knew little about the world's deadliest war. Sensing an urgency to preserve veterans' stories, Burns shed his reluctance
The War intentionally omitted the typical World War II discourses on top commanders, strategy and weapons that dominate most period pieces. The producers wanted intimate, personal stories.
"From the beginning, the main thing we wanted to do was from a different perspective: firsthand testimony on what people went through," Novick says.
They initially focused on Waterbury, rich in historical material but thin on surviving veterans. Burns and Novick had to widen perspective. Novick read With the Old Breed, an intimate combat account by Alabaman Eugene Sledge, who fought in the Pacific. "As soon as I read it I thought, 'This is exactly the kind of story we want,' " she says.
Sledge died in 2001. His family eventually led Burns' team to Mobile, a sleepy port city turned military shipyard with a sizable black population transformed by the war. Sacramento provided a West Coast presence and Japanese-Americans who overcame war-time discrimination and were some of World War II's most decorated fighters. Luverne was pinpointed by native Aanenson, whose autobiographical documentary, A Fighter Pilot's Story, aired on PBS in 1994.
Luverne also provides The War a treasure-trove of insightful Middle America sentiment through Rock County Star Herald editor Al McIntosh. Sprinkled throughout The War, McIntosh's columns, read by actor Tom Hanks, provide a running narrative of small-town USA.
"It's war as people experienced it," says War screenwriter Geoffrey Ward, a Burns collaborator since 1984 and co-author of companion book The War: An Intimate History.
Burns hopes The War inspires viewers to talk with relatives about their war experience and bolster a PBS effort with the Library of Congress' Veterans History Project to collect stories for the library's archive.
He also says he wants the film to have the educational influence of The Civil War, which is still used in schools 17 years after its release: "I hope we can say the same thing about The War 17 years from now."
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1. The wildebeest migration in the Reserve Masai Mara – Migration begins in July: millions of wildebeest lined the plains dotted with acacia trees to reach the wetter areas of the north.
2. The Amboseli National Park – Located in southern Kenya, this reserve is the ideal place to observe elephants. Kilimanjaro, the highest peak in Africa (5895 m), is ubiquitous in the park landscape.
3. Climb Mount Kenya – Culminating at 5199 meters above sea level, is the highest mountain in the country and the second highest on the continent. The site is classified as World Heritage of Unesco biosphere reserve.
4. The National Park Lake Nakuru – Organized around one of the most beautiful lakes in the Rift Valley, this park is the gathering place for thousands of flamingos and many other animal species, such as lions, leopards, rhinos and giraffes, etc.
5. Laikipia Plateau – The last Kenyan parks was established in 1992. It is home to endangered species like the black rhino and Grevy's zebras. After the Masai Mara, it brings together the country's largest animal population density.
6. Tsavo National Park – Bringing together two reserve (Tsavo East and Tsavo West), it offers a variety of spectacular landscapes, rolling plains with volcanic cones, through the rocky peaks and swamps. It crosses the great predators, prey and large herbivores.
7. Beaches – White sand and transparent waters are peaceful holiday that ideally conclude safaris. Here, Diani Beach, main resort of the coast.
8. Hell's Gate National Park – Rather than going to encounter wildlife in all-terrain vehicle, the park offers to do it on foot or by bike, amidst a landscape of ocher plains surrounded by cliffs. A unique experience in Kenya.
9. Nairobi, the capital – bustling, cosmopolitan city, here is the only capital in the world that has a national park nearby. Wild animals including 4 of the Big Five roam freely there.
10. Reserve Samburu National – In northern Kenya, 300 km from Nairobi, this reserve offers uncrowded safaris off the beaten path, to meet the endemic species of the region.


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Algeria is the largest country in Africa and located on the Mediterranean coast between Morocco and Tunisia. At 2.38 million square kilometers (919,595.3 sq. miles), it is the tenth largest country in the world. Most of the cities in Algeria are near the coast. Algiers, located in northern Algeria, is the most populated city with 2.594 million residents. Oran, located in the north-west, is the second largest with 858,000 residents.
The Sahara Desert comprises 80% of the country. Algeria has a mostly arid climate with temperatures from 21-24° C (70-75° F) during the summer to 10-12° C (50-54° F) during the winter. One unique feature of Algeria's climate is the Sirocco winds. The Sirocco winds are hot, sandy, gale force winds prominent in the summer season and occasionally strong enough to cause sandstorms.
There are large reserves of oil and gas scattered across the country. Some of the largest concentrations are on the eastern border with Libya, in the southern desert, and along the northern coastline. Offshore drilling is also utilized by Algeria to tap into oil and gas reserves in the Mediterranean. The country's first drilling contract was awarded to a French oil company in December 2012.
As with many countries in this region, Algeria suffers from a lack of arable land. Only 3% of Algeria's land is arable. Currently, Algeria is facing soil erosion and desertification issues from over-grazing and poor farming practices. In addition, oil waste and fertilizers are polluting the water systems, which leads to an inadequate supply of clean water. There are, however, companies committed to improving the water shortage crisis in Algeria that are building water desalination plants that convert sea water from the Mediterranean into fresh drinking water. General Electric completed the Hamma Seawater Desalination Plant in 2008, which today provides 25% of the country's drinking water. In 2012, the power company Asea Brown Boveri (ABB) in partnership with the Hyflux Corporation began to supply electricity and technology to the Magtaa Reverse Osmosis Desalination Plant in Oran, located in northwest Algeria. The Magtaa Plant is the world's largest desalination plant, providing water to over 2 million people in the region.
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The earliest recorded history in Algeria is from 6,000 BCE and depicted in the wall art of Tassili n'Ajer (see 'Art' section below for more details). Throughout ancient Algerian history, the majority of people lived in nomadic tribes until these bands of nomads coalesced into larger groups which established the Imazighen (Berber) civilization. The Berbers were the original inhabitants of the Maghreb, an area composed of modern day Algeria, Libya, Morocco and Tunisia. Three distinct Berber kingdoms arose—the Mauri in Morocco, Massyli in Tunisia, and the Masaesyli in Algeria. By the 2nd century BCE, Massyli and Masaesyli had combined into the Kingdom of Numidia, which was ruled by powerful kings who led opulent lifestyles. The Berber kings forged strong trade ties between Numidia and Rome. When Rome fell into civil war (130-30 BCE), warring Roman factions sought the aid of the Berber kings to help them take control the empire. In 24 CE, the Romans annexed the Berber kingdom of Numidia.
The Romans ruled Algeria until the Vandals arrived in 429. The Vandals were driven out four years later when the Byzantine Empire—the eastern part of the Roman empire that had survived despite the western empire's collapse—claimed the Maghreb until the Arab Umayyad Caliphate conquered the region in the mid-7th century. The arrival of the Arabs led to the conversion of many Maghreb residents to Islam. For the next four hundred years, various caliphates ruled over the area. The Abbasid Caliphate succeeded the Umayyads in 750, followed by the Rustumids until the 10th century. Then, two groups arose with the intention of spreading Islam beyond North Africa: the Almoravids and the Almohads. The Almoravids, a Berber tribe from the southwestern Sahara, practiced a less strict version of Islam and were able to march their way into Spain through Morocco, where they ruled the Maghreb from 1062-1147. The Almohads who replaced them until 1269 were a Berber tribe from Morocco that had little tolerance for non-Muslims and forced Christians and Jews to convert or identify themselves as non-Muslim through their attire.
In 1492, after centuries of Muslim rule, Spanish monarchs Isabel of Castile and Ferdinand of Aragon drove out the Muslims living in Spain and established imperial occupation of the Maghreb. The Spanish created fortress colonies, called presidios, along the Mediterranean coast that controlled the population and forced them to pay tribute to the Spanish crown. Barbary pirates who lived in Algeria took to the sea in an effort to prevent Spanish ships from delivering supplies to the ruling presidios.
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For the next three centuries, the regency of Algiers remained a vassal state to the Ottomans but Algerians retained a great deal of independence. Ruling elites were usually Turkish military men organized into a council. The council elected a leader, or dey, who was approved by the Ottoman sultan. The Turkish elites, however, usually held no formal ties to the empire and the only Ottoman official in Algiers was the judge of the Islamic Court.
The autonomy granted to Algiers had both advantages and disadvantages. Their connection to the Ottoman Empire allowed them protection from larger powers, and the dey was able to engage in trade and agreements directly with other nations as a result of this autonomy. However, without the voice of the Ottomans behind him, the dey held little legitimacy in the eyes other powers. This became apparent in 1793 and 1798 when Algiers lent France some badly-needed grain on credit. When the dey demanded payment, the request went unheard.
Decades passed and France did not repay the debt despite numerous requests from the dey. Relations between the Algerian dey Husayn Pasha and French consul to Algiers Pierre Deval soured, and in 1827, after another letter to the French government requesting payment went unanswered, friendly negotiations were terminated. In a private meeting between Pasha and Deval, the Algerian dey struck the French consul with an Arab fly whisk (a knot of horse hair attached to a handle) after he lost his temper. The French consul claimed that he had been violently attacked with the whisk, and the dey countered that while he had hit Deval, it was only after provocation. Charles X, the king of France, used the "Fan Affair" as justification to blockade the port of Algiers in 1830. King Charles hoped that a victory over a foreign power would rally support for the monarchy in France, so he invaded Algeria, defeated the dey's forces, and claimed Algeria from the Ottoman Empire.
In 1832, Adb al Qadir, who wished to free Algeria from colonial rule, led a revolt against the French. After al Qadir confiscated a large portion of Algeria from the French, he signed the Treaty of Tafna in 1836 in which the French recognized his state. By 1839, al Qadir controlled two-thirds of present-day Algeria. In that same year, the French occupied Constantine, a city within al Qadir's territory, to provoke an offensive from al Qadir. He fought the French again but this time was defeated. By 1943, the French controlled all of Algeria again and imposed strict laws favoring French citizens over native Algerians.
Over time, the citizens of Algeria, many of whom were Muslim, grew weary of French discrimination through antiquated colonial laws from 1865 that allowed the native Berbers and the Arab population to become French citizens only if they renounced their religion and converted to Christianity. Tensions between the French colonists and Algerians came to a head in late 1954 when the Front de Liberation Nationale (FLN) used terrorist attacks in Algeria and France to agitate for independence. These attacks led to the Algerian War. The FLN and its supporters used guerilla tactics against military and immigrant targets. To combat this, the French army relocated around 2 million Algerians from their villages to camps where the Algerians were monitored and could not support the FLN.
In 1958, the French army used mobile forces to take FLN strongholds throughout the country and regained control of Algeria. Some historians claim that 1.5 million Algerians were killed throughout the war, while the French claimed a total of 400,000 from both sides were killed. In 1961, public opinion in France was turned in favor of an independent Algeria, and soon talks opened between the FLN and French leaders. On July 3, 1962, France declared Algeria independent and installed the first president, Ahmed Ben Bella, a former leader of the FLN. The Battle of Algiers is a 1966 historical war film based on occurrences during the Algerian War (1954–62) against French rule.
In 1963, Morocco attempted to take part of western Algeria, which led to the Sand War. The Algerian army utilized hit-and-run tactics to hold the more advanced Moroccan army at bay. The Organization for African Unity coordinated a cease-fire in 1964, although it took 8 years for an agreement to be reached on the border between the two countries.
In 1965 Houari Boumediene, President Bella's chief of staff, seized power from Bella in a bloodless coup that abolished the government and created a revolutionary council backed by the army with him at the head. Bourmediene nationalized the oil industry and agriculture in Algeria and used the revenues to industrialize the country. Algeria prospered economically during his presidency despite strict government censorship. The sécurité militaire (military police) controlled Algeria with an iron fist and effectively destroyed any opposition to the new government. Through the 1970s a constitution was gradually formed that established a parliament and reinstated the office of the president, which Boumediene claimed in 1978. That same year Boumediene died from a rare blood disease.
Boumediene's successor was Chadli Bendjedid, his former minister of defense. Bendjedid lessened the role of the state in the economy during the late 1980s, which created tensions between the pro-statists, who desired a strong central government, and supporters of the new policy, who wanted less government. In 1988, Algerian youth took to the streets and protested against the poor economic growth and slow political reforms. These riots were stopped by the military and unofficial sources estimated 500 rioters were killed and over 3,000 more arrested. After this event, Bendjedid moved the government toward a multi-party democracy instead of a one party system in order to prevent further protests.
The multi-party system was established in 1991. The Islamic Salvation Front (FIS), a fundamentalist group that sought to establish an Islamic state governed by Sharia law, won over half the votes in local elections that year. In the first election for the parliament, the FIS won 188 seats out of 430 with a plurality of the vote, which alarmed the country's ruling elites. Before the second round of voting took place for contested seats, the army intervened and cracked down on voters by arresting FIS supporters and declaring the FIS illegal. In 1992, the military removed the government and appointed a former leader in the FLN, Mohamed Boudiaf, the chairman of the high council of state, which made him head of the acting government. Six months later he was assassinated by a FIS sympathizer. This led to mass arrests of FIS supporters and the military declared an official state of emergency, which suspended Algerian citizens' freedom of expression, assembly, and association.
FIS supporters embarked upon a decade-long battle against the government after the military intervention. Between 1992 and 1998, more than 150,000 Algerians died as a result of violence on both sides. In 1999, the government granted FIS members amnesty and eventually the group disbanded. Abdelaziz Bouteflika, a member of the FLN, won the presidential election in 1999 with support of the military and who was most recently elected to his fourth term in April 2014. His platform consisted of promises to reestablish Algerians' trust in their national institutions and that he would not exclude anyone from dialogue, including the then-outlawed FIS leaders.
In 2006, the Salafist Group for Preaching and Combat (GSPC) rose to prominence in Algeria, joined forces with Al-Qaeda; the duo renamed themselves Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM). AQIM believes in a "pure" interpretation of the Quran and vows to target symbols of Western culture internally and externally in order to reach its primary goal of establishing an Islamic State in Algeria. Since 2006, this group has been responsible for a number of violent attacks against the government and Westerners. In 2007, they killed 30 people and wounded 150 with two car bombs in Algiers.
Boutefilka's regime faced (and still faces) many serious economic and social problems including a 25% youth (16-25) unemployment rate combined with a very young and restless population (the median age of the population is 28), a shortage of housing, unreliable electrical and water supplies, and government inefficiencies and corruption. The wealth from oil has not been used effectively and the country is plagued by poor infrastructure.
In 2011, protests and riots influenced by the Arab Spring started due to unemployment, political corruption and a sharp increase in the price of living. These protests continued throughout 2011 and into early 2012 with several cases of self-immolation.
To combat these protests the government voted to lower the tax on certain foods, promote job creation, and open the state-run television to other parties. They also lifted the 19-year state-of-emergency declaration, enacted when the military and the FIS clashed in 1992. This restored Algerians' freedom of expression, assembly, and association. In addition, the government offered more than $23 billion in public grants. These grants raised the wages of civil servants, allocated more money to food subsidies, and led to interest-free loans for young entrepreneurs to build businesses. Public banks in Algeria pledged to finance the building of more than 250,000 homes in the country by the end of 2014; however, this project has been amended to last through 2019 and thus far, only about 80,000 homes have been built. As more revenue is generated from different sources, Algeria's infrastructure will be invested in and improved according to government officials. Learn more about the Algerian response to the Arab Spring in this TeachMideast essay.
The Algerian government is structured as a presidential republic with an executive branch and a bicameral parliament consisting of the National People's Assembly (389 seats) and the Council of the Nation (144 seats). The People's Assembly is elected every 5 years, and the Council's elections are every 6 with 1/3 of the seats appointed by the president. Although it is a democracy, the current president, Abdelaziz Bouteflika, amended the constitution to remove presidential term limits in 2008. The president is elected every five years and the last two elections in 2009 and 2014 have been landslide victories for Bouteflika, similar to his previous elections. His opponents have cited state manipulation of broadcast media, and in 2009, the opposition party (Front of Socialists Forces) accused authorities of turnout inflation and massive fraud.
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Algeria and Morocco are regional rivals, and Algeria rejects Morocco's administration of the Western Sahara territory. The Polisario Front, a rebel movement made up of the Sahrawi people living in Western Sahara, claims the territory as the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic. The Polisario, however, was outlawed by Morocco and is currently in exile. Algeria supports the Sahrawi rebels, and the Polisario Front's headquarters is in the Algerian city of Tindouf across the border from Morocco near the area claimed by the Sahrawi people. Although there have been protests by the Sahrawi in the Western Sahara, Algeria and the Polisario have not engaged in armed conflicts with the Moroccans since the UN-issued ceasefire in 1991. There are approximately 90,000 Sahrawi refugees living in Algerian-sponsored camps as well. Since 2003, there have been talks between Morocco, Algeria and the Polisario to decide the future of the Western Sahara, with neither Algeria nor the Polisario willing to accept anything less than independence.
The border with Morocco is another source of tension as both nations claim the other is harboring militants. This dispute dates back to the 1990s during the Algerian Civil War in which Algeria accused Morocco of supporting the Armed Islamic Group of Algeria, a terrorist organization. In 1994, after Morocco accused Algeria of being complicit in a bombing in Marrakesh and deported a majority of Algerians in the country, Algeria closed its border indefinitely. The border remains closed to this day, although Morocco has indicated its desire for its reopening. Algeria has been unreceptive to the rhetoric of Moroccan officials, claiming the reopening of the border would be detrimental to national security. Given the nature of tribal Imazighen culture which is not divided by state lines, the closed border has had an impact on familiar relations as movement between the adjoining countries is restricted.
Algeria has a population of 39,542,166 million and is the 34th most populous country in the world. The majority of the population (66%) lives along the coastline and in urban areas. The homogeneous Arab-Berbers account for 99% of the total population and only 1% is made up of people from France, Corsica, Spain, Italy, and Malta. The official language of the country is Arabic, although French is used for business and administrative tasks.
While most Algerians are Berber in origin, only 15% (5.7 million) identify solely as Berber. This group rejects Arab culture and adheres to ancient Berber traditions, such as living in tribes and in isolation from the modern world. The Berbers are split into four main groups: Kabylies, Chaouias, M'zabites and Tauregs. The largest of these are the Kabylies, who live in the Kabylia Mountains east of Algiers and speak the Kabylie language. The Chaouias live in the Aurès Mountains of eastern Algeria and speak Shawiya Amazigh. The M'zabites in the northern Sahara live around isolated desert oases and speak Tumzabat. Finally, the Tuaregs, a traditionally nomadic people, travel through neighboring countries such as Mali, Niger, and Libya. They can be found in the Sahara desert in Algeria and speak Tuareg.
Berbers call themselves Imazighen, meaning noble or free born. The term 'Berber' derives from the Greek barbario and the Latin barbari from which Arabs derived the term "barbariy," meaning primitive or foreign. The Berber people lived in Africa long before the arabization of Algeria in the mid-seventh century and their culture dates back almost 4,000 years. Since Algeria's independence from France in 1962, those who identify themselves as Berber have been fighting the Algerian government for increased political participation, governmental recognition, and use of the Berber languages in schools.
Of Algeria's 39 million people 80.2% can read and write. There is a sizable literacy gap between the men (87%) and women (73%), likely due to the discouragement of female education among rural groups. Despite the literacy gap, women are seen as a driving force for social change. Women constitute 60% of university students, 70% of Algeria's lawyers and 60% of its judges. Women have also gained greater protection against physical violence in Algeria's legal code (see this link).
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The average Algerian child can expect free and compulsory education for 9 years of primary school, starting at age 6. Less than half of students continue to secondary schooling which is divided into three branches: general, specialized/technical, and vocational. General and specialized/technical studies are completed in three years, whereas vocational may be completed in 1-4 years, depending on the industry in which the student is training. The University of Algiers, established in 1909, is the oldest institution of higher learning in Algeria. It offers degrees in law, Islamic sciences and medicine.
Healthcare is slowly improving in Algeria. Algeria slightly exceeds the WHO recommended ratio of physicians to patients at 1.2 doctors per 1,000 people, and the nation is focused on developing preventative care clinics instead of hospitals due to the youthful population. An immunization program is offered by the government, but poor sanitation and unclean water still causes cases of hepatitis, cholera, and dysentery, though they are infrequent. The poor receive free healthcare, and the wealthy are charged for healthcare based on a sliding scale. Healthcare access is increasing due to regulations that require all physicians to work in the public health sector for at least five years. Physicians are generally easier to access in the northern parts of the country than in the southern Sahara.
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Islam is the state and dominant religion with 99% of the population identifying as Muslim. Most Muslims follow the Maliki school of thought, founded by Imam Malik (711-795), who wrote Al-Muwatta (The Approved). Al-Muwatta is a collection of rituals, rites, customs, traditions and laws from the life of the Prophet Muhammad. Al-Muwatta includes only the verbatim sayings of Muhammad, which makes it unique as the Hadith (the record of the prophet's life that supplements the Quran as a source of religious guidance) contains the words of others in addition to Muhammad. Christianity first appeared in Algeria during the Roman Empire and started to disappear with its collapse, although interest in it was revitalized under the Byzantines. In the 7th century, after the Arab invasions, it disappeared entirely and did not return until the French colonization of Algeria.
Today the number of Christian Algerians is small, and there is limited freedom of religion. Although there are ordinances in place that allow non-Sunni Muslims to worship as they please, in practice, the rights of Jews, Christians and other Muslims to worship in public are often restricted. Worshippers in religious minorities often meet in secret or informally, as only Sunni Muslims have the full protection of the law. In addition, the Algerian constitution bans non-Muslims from holding high-level government positions. There is also a ban on proselytizing, which prevents open religious discussions, and Muslim converts to Christianity face imprisonment, fines, or are pressured to convert back to Islam.
Wall and cave paintings found at Tassili n'Ajjer are the oldest forms of art in Algeria and depict the lives of the ancient people that lived there. The art in Tassili n'Ajer has been classified into five different periods from 12,000 CE to 1,000 CE and later. The first is the Large Wild Fauna Period, which depicts the relationship the people had with the animals. The second is the Round Head Period, which shows human-like figures with large featureless round heads. The third is the Pastoral Period, which focuses on when the indigenous Algerians became dependent on pastoral animals, followed by the Horse Period, which begins showing men with weapons and chariots. The final period is the Camel Period, which depicts camels and uses the Taureg language. There are over 15,000 drawings and engravings at Tassili n'Ajjer.
Algerian artists are known for their intricate paintings, sculptures and woven tapestries. Mohammed Racim is a famous painter considered to be the "Father of Miniatures" and is recognized as one of the most highly regarded cultural and national influences in Algeria. His miniature paintings are hand-painted in water color or oil and are no more than a few inches in dimension. They usually contain historical recreations or depict everyday cultural events. Racim's work in the 1930s made him a significant cultural and political figure in Algeria as his work often portrayed a fictional Algerian future without the influence of French colonizers and a rich and prosperous past before French rule.
A popular style of modern art displays abstract calligraphy and decorative traditions of Islamic art (such as traditional signs and symbols), combined with contemporary abstract art. Certain artists, for example, look to traditional Berber art for symbols, which they might use as structural elements in their works, amplifying some and reinventing others, as in the work of the Algerian artist Rashid Koraishi. Koraishi's sculpture explorations extend across a range of media, including ceramics, textiles, various metals and painted silk, paper and canvas. Rashid begins with Arabic calligraphic scripts and incorporates symbols, glyphs and ciphers drawn from a wide variety of languages and cultures.
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Two of the most popular genres of music found in the North African and Arab regions have originated in Algeria: Algerian Chaabi ("folk") and Rai. Chaabi is a combination of classical Arab and Andalusian music with traditionally deep moral messages of love, loss, celebration, and friendship. El Hadj M'Hamed El Anka (1907-1978) is considered the master of both Andalusian and Algerian Chaabi music in Algeria. He was an accomplished musician who recorded over 360 songs on 130 albums throughout his lifetime
By far the most popular type of modern music is Rai, a mixture of Western and traditional Algerian Bedouin (nomadic) music. Translated as "opinion," young people use it as an outlet to express political and social discontent. It is more abrasive and louder than the typical soft, flowery music that comes out of the region. Rai is against government authoritarianism and conservative fundamentalists' religious ideals. Its popularity has spread to France, Spain and other Middle Eastern countries.
The most famous Rai artist is Cheb Khaled, the legendary "King of Rai." Born in Oran, Algeria, he began recording in his early teens and is considered the most famous Algerian singer in the Arab world. He has sold over 46 million albums worldwide and his 1992 hit single, "Didi," propelled him into international stardom. Likewise, Chab Khaled's French and Algerian Arabic "Aicha", released in 1996, rose to the top of a multitude of international music charts. The song features the title subject's rejection of a suitor's offer of fanciful gifts and adoration in favor of equal rights and respect as a woman.
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Algeria's many mosques and places of worship draw many visitors. The Great Mosque of Algiers is the oldest mosque in the capital, from 1097 CE, and one of the oldest in the nation. Roman Catholic churches, reminiscent of colonial rule, such as la Cathédrale du Sacré-Coeur in Oran, are also of interest. This cathedral was founded in 1913 and converted into a public library in 1996. The city of Oran itself is a major tourist destination. It is often referred to as "little Paris" by locals due to the remnants of French influence noticeable in the city's architecture. It is also the birthplace of Rai music.
Algeria is home to a number of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Roman ruins are common throughout the country and two of the best known are Timgad and Djemila. Timgad, about 68 miles southwest of Algiers was established as a Roman military colony by Emperor Trajan in 100 CE. Timgad prospered until it was sacked by Vandals in the 5th century. Djemila is notable for the adaptation of Roman architecture to a mountain environment. It was built in the first century C.E. by Nerva and occupied by Romans until the fall of the empire. Mzab Valley, 372 miles south of Algiers and in the heart of the Sahara, refers to the five fortified villages (ksour) that make up the area. The five villages circle a mosque and are known as the Pentapolis. Mzab Valley was established between 1012 and 1350 CE and exemplifies communal living in a harsh environment.
Tassili n'Ajjer, a mountain range in the Sahara Desert, is home to pictographs that depict human activities in the region from 6,000 BCE to the beginning of the current era (see 'Art'). It also has more than 500 natural arches.
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Throughout Algeria's history, fantasia has been a popular sporting event. Fantasia, or lab el baroud (the gunpowder play), is an event where a group of horsemen charge their horses at the same speed to a certain location, where they must fire muskets or muzzle-loading rifles in the air at the same time, with the goal of sounding as if only one rifle has been shot. Fantasia remains popular today.
Football (U.S. soccer) is Algeria's most popular modern sport and is played by children and adults in the nation's streets and parks. Founded in 1962, Algeria's national football team has been represented three times in the FIFA World Cup and several times in the All-Africa Games. The men's football team, the Fennec Foxes, won the 1990 Africa Cup of Nations and earned the gold medal in both the Mediterranean (1975) and All-African Games (1978), and was an Olympic Qualifier in 1980, making it to the quarter final round.
Boxing is a relatively new sport to Algeria. The French introduced Algerians to the sport in 1930 and within 9 years, 11 major boxing clubs had formed. It remains popular to this day. The majority of Algeria's Olympic medals have come from boxing and track and field events (six in boxing, 7 in track and field). Algeria has participated in all but one of the Summer Olympic Games (1976). Algeria has also been represented at 3 winter games. In total, Algeria has won five gold medals, two silver, and eight bronze.
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News about Algeria, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.


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- I. adjective Etymology: Middle English dosk, alteration of Old English dox; akin to Latin fuscus dark brown, Old English dunn dun, dūst dust Date: 13th century dusky II. verb Date: 13th century intransitive verb to become dark transitive verb to make dark or gloomy III. noun Date: 1622 1. the darker part of twilight especially at night 2. darkness or semidarkness caused by the shutting out of light
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Rocky Mount Evening Telegram (Newspaper) - December 20, 1965, Rocky Mount, North Carolina Charges Varied In Court Today A varied docket was pre before Judge Tom M thews in todays session of C y Cases presented by Solicitor Jim Ezell and their dispositions j Hay ward Route speeding sub mitted costs James Nash Coun parking The Rocky 20f P Of Week Mossey Member Of Force Since 1960 406 sub Eddie Crawford M die public drunk mlted fine and costs Guin Davis 436 Caro lina public drunk pray er for judgment Richard 717 Carolina no drivers license sub mitted fine and costs Emma Scotland improper turn costs Thomas Route failing to stop for a stop costs Jessie speeding submited costs David 536 Washington hit and run dam s 11 consolidated for judg driving involving property days no driver cense Wiliam 522 Mari gold parking in loading zone submitted costs Leroy 918 Raleigh public drunk 30 days or fine and costs Harold Route parking overtime submited costs Note This is one In R ser ies of stories about Rocky Mounts The Tele gram Is publishing the feature in cooperation with the citys Jaycecs who will present a certificate of appreciation to the policeman named each Motor patrolman Mas joined the Rocky Mount Police Department in A native of Nash he graduated from Middlesex High Before coming to Roc ky Massey worked with the State Prison Department in Since coming to the local po lice Massey has attended a number of local police Married to the former Dottie Jean Murray of Spring he resides at 512 Mill They have a age Massey is a member of the Floods Chapel Free Will Bap tist He is a member of the TwinCounty Masonic Lodge and is chairman of the Safety Committee of the Wilkin son School His favorite hobby is coin col Mussey likes to hunt and said he also r m F Car Hits Train Driver Injured The driver of a car which rammed Ihe side of a moving Irain at the Pentfcr SI reel branch crossing early Sunday morning was but not Gerald of 905 Tarboro reportedly was knocked unconscious in the wreck and was taken to Park View Damage was estimated at 500 to his 1965 The train was being operated by according to investigating policeman The wreck was at I Friday at two collided on church south of Kingston send ing Richard of Kingston one of the driv to Park Viek His injuries were not reported ser Driver of the other car was Bonita of 108 Rosa Damage was estimated at to Hopkins 1958 Mercury and to the Freeman a 1903 Policemen Watson and Melton charged Hopkins Construction Start Here On Hardees Complex Ground Soon roken Leonard Hnwls and James Gardner president and exe cutive vice president of Hardees Food Systems broke ground this cold morning for a new square foot headquarters complex in the Rocky Mount Industrial Park across Church from Muni Miss Alma a Miss Murchison NamedChoperone ForCity Students Going To England cipal member of the faculty of Rocky m mL if m V r A huge outdoor billboard beMount Senior High has hind the scene of the ceremony been appointed a chaperonc by heralded it as the new headthe American Institute For Kor quarters for a growing chain eign Study lo accompany a organization of limited menu drivein Construction of the new build ing will begin It will be basic masonry sal in architecturally highlighted with black alumi solar screens and white orecast concrete The building is expected to be com group of Rocky Mount students Dieted next The consolidnted ers fncilites wiM to the University of Durham in Local high school stu dents are enrolling for a mid summer semester in English Literature and These excited North Carolina students are already making prepara tions for next summers trip lo England and genera distribution cen and manufacturing will include general execu tive and administrative offices i Jesse public drunk 20 Gold submitted fine and costs Jesse breaking and entering and lar mondhs on the David r unlawful train riding 30 on the roads or cost susnended on conditions parents send for Thomas Moore unlawful train riding game judgment in above James public drunk 30 days or and costs Bennie fiOG Wash ington hit ami run driving involving properly damage CO days on Ihe bond Jimmie 006 Wash ington hit and run driving involving property damage 60 days on the bond ACL Reports Purchase Of 100 Aluminum Cars with disorderly conluct and nomanufacturinS PIant and fre liability Aeco d to their Hopkins would nt give information about the wreck to the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad has placed order for 100 covered hopper cars to be built of alumi ACL President Thomas Rice announced The jumbo with a capac ity of 100 tons or cubic are designed primarily for transporting bulky commod such asgrains and other relatively lightweight Order for the proximately placed with Company of of ap was Reynolds Metals Tar Heel Gets j n Education Post DURHAM Howe executive dufjctor of the Learning Institute of North Car olina will become commissioner of education next was appointed by President Johnson Saturday to succeed Francis now as sistant secretary of edu cation and The one of the top educa tional positions in the federal will round out an educational career for Howe that spans from public school teacher to university A native of Howe hr 5 headed the learning insti tute since it was organized in the spring of LINCs pur pose is to find new ways of im proving public Its headquarters is in who resides in Chapel said the new job will g ve him an opportunity to work to ward improving the possibility of education for all kinds of people Of Im sorry to leave this he It really has been an ing who described himself as not a Phi Beta has gives the communities trols in Localism in he gives the communities the right to have both good and and the right has been liberally exercised in both What the federal government is now about and the states have been about for some is to curtail the right to have bad Howe graduated from Yale in 1940 and taught history in New York State for two years before entering the After World War II he earned an de gree from Columbia After teaching and serving as principal in schools in Mass a no Ohio until he WPS named superintendent of scols in a he held until coming to D He is a trustee of Vns sar and the College Emr nee minntlon Board and adjunct ossor of education tit Duke He has served as to several school sv ti and they will be built by Magor Car Company at New They will be built of light weight aluminum to make in creased payload possible and eliminate The cars will be equipped will a center trough hatch along the top for greater flexibility in ami ail of thorn wili have roller This makes more than new freight cars ordered by Coast Line this Hice Chapter At State nitiates Battle Octavius son of and Battle of 521 Peachtree of Rocky was recently initiated into the national Pi Kappa Phi Frater a student at State is enrolled in Engineering School and plans to graduate in The Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity was founded in 1904 at the Col lege of It now has 57 undergradu ate chapters and 48 alumni with over mem bers in the United STOLEN CARS NEW YORK AP Michael president of the Na tional Automobile Theft says preliminary estimates indi cate a record of cars were stolen in Club Robbed About in change was taken from four machines at the Peppermint Club over Hie according to Nash County Deputy Sheriff The deputys report stated that the thief prised open the back then rifled two a pinball and a cigaret Owner of the establishment Joe John son said nothing else was dis Investigation is Two Are Hurt On Highway 97 Three persons were injured in a twocar traffic accident about six miles west of Rocky Mount on 97 this morning at State Trooper Morgan identified the three as Edwin Lonnie and his Jordan of Census Bureau Survey The annual survey of hired farm work and the first phase of a hunting and fishing survey by the Census have recently according to direc tor of the Census Regional Of fice in The farm work survey is be ing done for the Depart ment of It will de termine the number of persons who work full or parttime as hired farm The hunt ing and fishing survey will gel national statistics on each ac tivity for the Department of La Regular monthly inquiries will be supplemented by the surveys lo provide information for the ureau of Labor Statistics of Elm City and Carl William Blackwood of Morgan said the cause of the accident is as yet although he did state that Black woods vehicle ran into the rear of the Jordan Both aulos were damaged about The Injured were carried to Park View Hospital anil after ttlackwond sul iered a fractured left wrLsl and sustained abrasions and contus Blackwood is an employe Loving and of Panel Planned On Civil Rights LAURINBURG Five pane lists of wide experience in race relations will look at leadership and civil rights before an aud ience made up ol the public and Andrews Presbyterian Col lege students on Jan uary the Department of I Full title of the panel discus All family members ninejsion is Civil Rights and the Local Community Alternatives in It is part of the colleges f reshm an English and the community at large is also being invited information is now being collectthrough civic ed from selected sample years or older will be asked questions to determine how many hours of hunting and fishing they and how much they spent on the The M m mmm mr m m mm mf mmmr and religious holds in the Moderator of the panel will Little Room For Gloom The Kerzman Home By MARTIN RAY Bismarck Tribune Writer AP Theres not much room for gloom in a house filled with 18 noisy children not to mention two grownups and occasionally a couple of kittens and a At the Kerzman home 15 newly doin orphaned their best children are to carry on Ex r i t I n without their James and his were killed 20 as the ambulance rush ing Kerzman to a hospital slammed into the back of a grain She had given birth to her 15th a only a few hours The accident also deprived seven other children of Julius driv er of the was killed The Kerzman story told by The Associated Press touched the hearts of A fund surpassing has been raised to help the An other fund to aid Burtells and her children also has been Today the 15 Kerzman chll M dreu home are still in their tarrn 13 miles northeast of in southwestern North and has authored many mhey are beinc cared 1 f mm W ailules on Grants T DURHAM lg Two have e grants been lor by and Melford brotherinlaw and sis ter of The who have three teeoage children of their f 1 f C ed Duke University by the education The ion awarded High Point with a Duke received one of four Esso grants to sunport projects to stremtfhfn their un dergraduate A grantwent the Duke Chemis try closed down their arm to devote full The area interviewer for the be Hervey membei Census Bureau is Mildred of the Laurinburg Community McArthur of Betterment Committee and manager of McNair Panelists will include past chairman of the Fay etteville Human Relations Coun cil and a member of the gover nors Good Neighbor Council and Harmon assistant professor of Christian ethics at Duke Two other speakers will be Sarah W Herbin of Dur field representative of the North Carolina Fund and form At the other end of the age er member of Sanfordr scale is Mayruths big Good Neighbor Council and He has taken over I Julian Neighbor Council and Julian public informa The is home from the hospital Having her home really perked up the said the 1 role in the lives of his brothers and Jimmy was a freshman engi neering student at Dickinson tion officer of the Student Non violent Coordinating and memberelect of the Geor State College when the tragedy gia State He dropped out of colThis is the sixth Happening lege to help get things squared for English a series of pro away at home and has notisrams planned to involve fresh men in lively events lo prepare them for writing and The program will begin at in the Laurinburg National Guard lltia 11VJI decided when he will return to The decision will deoend largely on how much he thinks he is needed at The Kerzman farm grows mostly with some feed gram and about 60 head of cat Right now Jimmy and his uncle are caring for the ani patching up fences and buildings and working on farm who makes his living by carpentering as well us far is thinking about adding some bedrooms to the There are six bedrooms now and the buueinoiil is filled with Despite an veragesized din ing room and living the whole family eats togetherat least the night Traff RALEIGH AP Fig Although near time attention to the orphaned young esu j and help keep them to kc ier as a The place gels espe cl lly alier But the youngsters are all good Vehicles says the ul the older o IBS help In rate showed pcjons ing a lid on the younger chil n the traffic death toll rises each year in North the an nual traffic denth rate per miles traveled hns decreased over the past 2 Joe Reglser of the North Carolina Deparlmont of mm i injirert ner mil lion miles traveled in the Rhodes Sch CHARLOTTE AP William president of the sen ior class at Davidson is one of six Rhodes Scholars from the is the son of Julian a vice president of North Carolina National Bank in Young a premeclical will be granted two years of study at Oxford Uni versily in England as a Rhodes Thirtytwo young men from the United States were se elected for the honor this PERKINS HEADS BOARD NEW YORK AP James Cornell Uni versity has been elected chairman of the new board of trustees of the United Negro College Perkins head a group of 45 educators and community incvuling the presidents ot the 33 colleges and uni affiliated with Ihe I L t j 17 V Vv V ii i Vv f if er space for meat leaning chemicals and other oroducts warehouse and dis tribution A gathering of Hnrdees offi cials and city county officials and news media representatives braved the cold weather for the brief followed bv n luncheon at Heritage Restau ra n Following the invocation by the Josh minis tor of Andrews Episcopal various groups posed with the shovel for photograph Mayor John Minges re presented the City of Rocky The fourweek accelerated includes the Modern English Archa eology they will dig for Ro man traces on Hadrians meet young English students and hear lectures given by dis tinguished English public fig ures during the study course at Then the encourage reconven ed at the The City Council gave final approval for sale of the 10 acre site of the new head quarters at its Thursday night The Council requires firms meet certain requirc miMils before soiling the city nwnPd lo Ilnrdpps the building designed Hnrdees stnff Rus sell combines the latest features In industrial Durham Situated on the River Durham is close to the Scottish border and Englands east It is a beautiful Cathedral city whose history dates back to the 10th The Univer MISS ALMA MURCHISON eleven schools with a student body of nearly four Following their fourweek these Rocky Mount and Benvenue High School students will spend ten days sightseeing in England and They will visit StratfordonAvon third oldest in of fol was founded m Like Uxj lowed by four fascinating days ford and Durhamin London visiting the Tower of uses the college system and has Buckingham and the Houses of Miss Murchison and her stu dents will cross the EngUsh Channel to sample French cook ing i the Loire visiting the Chateaux Country and the Cathedral at the for tyday stuiy sightseeing course will be axed with three days in The American Institute For Foreign Study is a nonprofit as sociation of high school students and teachers whose objective is to promote a better understand ing of foreign their languages and The In with national headquar ters at has many members in North During the past sum more than students and teachers from 2 states par ticipated in the Institutes cour ses at nine major universities in and For new courses have been added in and Miss who lives at 1412 Beal teaches English at Rocky Mount Senior High High school students in terested in studying abroad with the American Institute may con tact Miss Murchison at the high Negro Candidate 3rd Takes Look At Future HALEIGH AP Negroes will have a big voice in future elections In eastern North Car says an unsuccessful Ne gro candidate for Congress in a First District primary Sarah a Williamston housewife and civil rights scored second in a lopsided victory by veteran State Walter Jones in the Democratic Jones polled votes to Smalls in the five man appealed for a Negro bloc The First comprising a tobacco and peanut farming has a heavy population of although many are not said he shook more than hands during his fourweek building in a handsome slruc iace c Small lure of classically simple r This is the starling point for Interior lighting is designed allow a selection of light levels From here i think we control n said the and the temperature provides a 12zone se n lection of heating and cooling to insure yeararound workingtlJUJ first Negro cyqgressiQnal date in North rr mf A sound system will pipe music throughout the build 4 Jones said he was surprised at his margin of I not pipe music inrouKiiuuL me uuuu ing and will be used as a only had to comMte against four candidates but also Santa Claus ns servce Private offices and conference many people were busy rooms will be DecoraChristmas he ting in other areas Includes I Jones earned all la counties painted wall surface and vinyl J the nomination te llhc unexPired term of Her Hardces Food System was founded in the ast month of cancer after serv Hardees chain includes 87 Congress 25 taurants in eight states with one I Jones is expected to win over recently opened in Republican John a pohti The company plans 1 science professor at East Carolina in the Jan 22 Jones s niil he was sure he got some Negro votes through out the He declined further comment on this Jones plans to hold his Senate seat until after the special leg islative session in A federal court ordered the legis lature to reapportion the House and Senate and realign the states 11 congressional districts on a population I will serve in the special Jones because the people feel I would be more effective than a new man would to open other units in uaiv 1021 employes itonally The First District tra Hardee Small said she would fio Mnnthiv throughout the chain Monthly rf retail sales stand at W how fl followers would She added f hrh stu is to its restaurants which sQme f will be done from the new build J r ing and at present sells per R from Saturdays vot 3 200 tons ot Jackson of Hertford Ions of sott drinks and thlrd with apple Don Langslotl a winterville t J the new manulactmbanker who had the support of ing plant can process tons Bonners was fourth with of hamburger meat and produce a Dr 0 yVoodrow Pitt man of Ahoskic trailed with Negro civil rights leaders had apple turnovers an The plans will permit expansion as The company recently offered million in securities in ov erthecounter Har dees common stock now sells at per The management also an nounced that within the past year Hardees introduced a fab Retired People Meet At YMCA According to president of the local chapter of the American Association of Retired the next meet ing of the chapter will be held at the YMCA Tuesday at with a dutch He has urged that all mem bers be present and bring a prospective It is the most important meeting of the he COLLEGE PRESIDENT AP Virgil McCain presi dent of Athens has been named president of the new Pershing College The fouryear liberal arts school is scheduled to open to its first freshman class next Opportunities List Dwindling The Opportunity List follows Mother and six no girls ages boys Fuel Mother and 2 girl 13 and boy Mother 5 boys ages Father in prison need fuel and Mother and 8 girls ages Boys Neighbor caring for 3 chil dren whose father deserted them and mother is in Ages of girls Boy Need oil and bed Mother with 4 boys aces O Mother and 2 girl 13 and boy Mother and 5 girls boys need clothes and Three children in foster home girl 15 and boys 15 and Parents with 2 children 16 and need Mother and 6 girls boys and 2 Bed clothes Mother and 6 girls and Boys need Mother and 4 children girl 10 boys Need coal and Mother with 9 year old re tarded 1 other boy age need fuel and Mother and 6 children girls 3 boys Need cloth ing and Mother and 4 children girl age boys Need coal and Mother and 5 girl boys 9 Tak boys Germany Is Preparing World War Fraud Case ricated ortable restaurant building which can be erected Germany and ready for operation in six L i e g e By HANS NEUERBOURG Germany AP German practice this is not unu particularly in a complex Hugh May Returns To Wilson Office Hugh an agent for the State Capital Life Insurance Company and native of Rocky is preparing an I multimilliondollar Deutsch has denied all accu fraud case involving an art lection that vanished in World He took over the Hatvany War lease after successfully repre j f 11 en girls Mother and 4 ages 6 Boy Mother and 4 children age Boys and Need Foodand Mother and 3 children girls 5 boy Mother and 3 Boys Need coal and Mother and 5 children fa ther girls 6 boy need and Mother and 6 f m I Mr mm mmr mmmr mmmr mmmr mm ml Held as chief suspect is senting Iwo other aristocratic j girls boy father Hans an Israeli lawfamilies in restitution publisher and phllanthroPolands Prince Radziwill and His bail of million is the Frances Baron lighest ever demanded in GerR o t h s c h i 1 Edmond Lawyers Deutsch say he collected high Mother and 5 children girl de J boys Need coal and for I 55A 4 children in foster home The stale prosecutors office fees for his but much of in Elm City Girls Boys 6 and Mother with retarded of vi has recently completed says Is under suspithe money went to a course of study at Louisiana cion of having fraudulently oban These included State University and returned tained million in claiming funds for a prize for people conniece 40 years 2 children in M Mm M mi 4 A n I ft mm M mi mi I home girl 7 and boy I jpean Father in 6 child May is the son of MarDeutsch is alleged to have Austrian Chancellor Josef boys garel May of 623 Eastern submitted false evidence that Klaus sat on the board adminlsJVould appreciate coal and His the former Sandra the Nazis in 1944 stole the The first award j Repeat number Father mother but not Six girls Boys Need oil and is the daughter of French impressionist paintings in IOCS went to Spanish philoso t A ft I tBYTfrttll I t 1 1 V 1 and Shuw 01 Wild wood mm mm L and 050 prints collected by Barpher Salvador de on Ferenez prewar The designated 1904 winner was arnings I t i i In his residency at LSU May king of the French culture completed the Programming On behalf of the heirs of BarAndre Before the cer T m r m r mm mr mr mm mmmr mm mf mm mr mmr mm mf M mr T and Fundamentals course tolon Deutsch presented emony was equip him to serve the life based on arrested The arrest stunned philan surance needs of his males by Iwo art LSU at Baton and Prosecution thropic and legal circles where Mother and 3 id boys would appre ciate Mo L 1 Purdue University at who so far have questioned 115 Deutsch enjoyed a high reputaher is in poor Father aiO thn n u lirif n A i I firm Htt nnMc In A nntintUPV HHo I Arl are the only schools oiw ing the Curb The Rocky Mount Curb Market now opening at 4 has announced that Us an imal Christmas Market will bo New hours for the market begun December 17 and will last through and 5 Iris boys Mo witnesses in many He holds the honorary title j seek to prove that the paintings of professor awarded him by I Mother were hauled off by Soviet troops Austria and all documents in when they captured the case refer to him as her been in hospital since July They contend that the a top honor in the 3 released Many med ny collection was far less valuajdemicminded world of German sneaking By the time of his T I bie than Deutsch The investigations have prompted a German court to rule at three preliminary hear ings thai Deutsch is under vu Deutsch had collected slightly more than half of the mil lion settlement on the Hatvany gent suspicion11 of No claim on which he and the gov ionnal charge has been In erumeut agreed in cal family ftai vtry Coal Father deserted i mi 5 Girls boys Need Father medical expenses with youngest Girls ;
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Realize Bradenton: Stories of Valor Grand Finale USO Show
Realize Bradenton: Stories of Valor Grand Finale USO Show
Honor our veterans and their families at this upbeat USO- style show. Directed by Rick Kirby, the creative director of the Manatee Performing Arts Center, this family- friendly, multi-media event includes a showcase of local musicians who are veterans, and musical and theatrical performances that take audiences through time with photos, films, and interviews projected on large screens.
Saturday, April 12; Gates Open at 6 p.m.; show is 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Advance tickets: $2 at http://www.manateeplayers.com/boxoffice.html or cash/check
at the Manatee Performing Arts Center ticket office.
Day of show tickets are $8 at 5 p.m. at McKechnie Field; cash only.
Please bring items to send U.S. troops: beef jerky, protein bars, and socks. Proceeds will benefit Manasota Operation Troop Support (MOTS).
Saturday, April 12th, 2014
6:00pm -8:30pm
McKechnie Field
1611 9th Street West, Bradenton, FL 34205
Past dates
- Occurred Saturday, April 12th, 2014 @ 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm


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