De Gaulle’s Quebec Stance Draws Pearson Rebuke
In Montreal Prime Minister Lester Pearson bluntly rejected Charles de Gaulle’s endorsement of Free Quebec. Pearson said such remarks encourage separatist elements and threaten Canada’s unity, calling the rhetoric unacceptable to the government.
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Carousel Volunteers Plan Second Annual Capers Fair
Volunteers prepare for a three day fair at Alameda County Cerebral Palsy Center in Oakland on August 25 to 27 expecting about 20 000 attendees. Mary Valle leads the team with Mrs William Webb as ticket chair. teens are the focus with a battle of the bands and a chance to win a $1 000 cash prize. Proceeds fund the center and feature Italian spaghetti dinner rides games and prizes.
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Fremont Boys Club Sees 9 Day Turnout Tops 3 000
Relend Terry, executive rector, reports club activity totals to the board. Nine days of events drew 5 760 attendances by 3 588 boys, averaging 304 daily, with total participation reaching 16 583. Ages 7 to 16 are represented: 161 in 7–8, 306 in 9–11, 294 in 12–15, and 17 in 16. Signups include arts and crafts 1 669, games room 4 870, gym 2 361, and library 1 514.
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Preminger Acquires Film Rights for Love Sounds of a Wife
Hollywood columnist reports Otto Preminger, controversial producer director, has secured movie rights to Love Sounds of a Wife. The acquisition signals another high profile project for Preminger amid industry interest in his adaptation plans.
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