Gaullists win big as Red Bloc ousted in France vote
Pro Gaullist forces secure a sweeping National Assembly majority, reducing the Communists to a whisper. The UNR allied bloc gains overseas seats, while the Socialists and Radicals suffer losses. Jacques Duclos and Maurice Thorez affiliates lose ground. De Gaulle’s UNR leads a landslide, reshaping France's political landscape.
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UAW Ratifies New Studebaker Pact In South Bend
The United Auto Workers ratified a new contract with Studebaker-Packard yesterday in South Bend Indiana, providing a tentative hourly wage boost effective today.
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Cold Wave Eases as New Arctic Cold Threat Looms
Arctic cold which gripped the nation eased on the northern Plains yesterday but forecasters warned of a fresh cold snap from Montana to Michigan by Monday. Temperatures were subzero in parts of the Northeast and Ohio, with Akron reporting its coldest November reading.
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Santa Monica Wins IRB Bid For Junior Rose Bowl
Santa Monica City College was chosen as the West's representative for the annual Junior Rose Bowl game on December 13. The team finished the regular season undefeated at 4–0 with Mey scoring 338 points, gaining recognition as a top junior college offensive powerhouse. Santa Monica edged Riverside City College and Harinell Junior College for the selection.
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Royal Denial Hits Queen Seer Story
The royal family issued a formal denial that Queen Mother Elizabeth regularly visits a crystal gazer in Clarence House. Buckingham Palace stated editors were informed the claim was untrue, after a Pictorial feature alleged the Queen Mother consulted Tom Corbett at her residence.
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California Sees 24 Holiday Traffic Deaths in Four Day Rush
A Thanksgiving holiday report shows at least 24 people killed in California traffic accidents, with New York leading the nation at 28 and Los Angeles County 15 holiday traffic deaths. Weather and slick roads contributed, while the National Safety Council offered no specific holiday projection.
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Lost Hikers Rescued in Sierra Madre Double Rescue
Four teenagers vanished while hiking above Altadena and were rescued after a long operation by the Sierra Madre Search End Rescue squad. Two Eagle Rock brothers Gary Tatrum and Jerry 16 and Larry Donald Lee 15 were found cold and hungry after a daylong hunt with Altadena volunteers and fire crews.
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Four Southland earthquakes shake Southern California
Four quakes rattled Southern California last night with San Diego and Imperial Valley reporting strong shocks. Calexico suffered ceiling and window damage while El Centro and Imperial County areas felt the tremors. Sismograph readings placed the first quake near Pasadena at 7 21 13 and a stronger event near the Los Angeles area at 7 33 with aftershocks at 7 49 and 7 27.
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Egypt Loses Ship in Wrong Harbor
Jerusalem United Press International reports Israel held in custody the crew of a 150-ton Egyptian vessel that entered Haifa Bay by mistake. The captain tried to flee the harbor but was intercepted by an Israeli police ship and the vessel was towed back.
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Nuclear Powered Russian Bomber Reported by Aviation Week
Aviation Week reports the Soviet Union tested a nuclear powered bomber in the Moscow area for at least two months. Observers noted a long slender delta wing aircraft with four engines and two nuclear powered jet engines. The article compares it to U.S. jets and describes aims as a continuous alert platform with missile launching capability. U.S. officials did not comment.
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Independent Star-News Classified Ad Promises Quick Vehicle Sale
A promotional car advertisement from the Independent Star-News claims speedy sales and economical results. It cites reader Raymond A. Smith of Monrovia and invites clients to place ads to reach buyers quickly with a friendly ad-writer assisting from the Orange Avenue address.
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President vows US will not desert West Berlin during crisis
President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles outlined Washington’s resolve to defend West Berlin amid renewed Soviet pressure. They reviewed Geneva summit dynamics, nuclear test moratorium, and potential measures to deter surprise attacks while avoiding new arms commitments.
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Rebels Killed in Bloody Cuban Guantanamo Fight
Cuban army headquarters announced last night that more than a dozen rebels were killed by government forces in a bloody clash in the Guantanamo district in southeastern Cuba.
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