Knowland Eyes California Governor Post and Presidential Run
U.S. Senator William F. Knowland announces candidacy for California governor and hints at possible Presidential nomination in 1980 or 1954. He refuses to deny a White House bid, defends his motives against critics, and confirms plans amid a crowded press conference.
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Mollet May Head New French Government
Paris reports a political crisis as President Coty weighs asking former premier Mollet to form a new government if Mollet will seek a comeback. Mollet’s cabinet fell in May amid inflation fears, with Mollet demanding stronger commitments from Reynaud independents and right wingers on price and wage controls. De Gaulle could return if Mollet balks, as Coty’s 1964 presidential target gains chatter.
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France
Rene Coty
Guy Mallet
Mollet
Paul Reynaud
Coty
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A-Blast Postponed To Tomorrow In Nevada Test
Due to unfavorable weather the U S Atomic Energy Commission postponed the final nuclear blast of the summer series in Las Vegas for 24 hours. The delay was ordered after a forecast showed high surface winds. Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey 6 years old BBProofs Ancient Ace Dist Co Frankfurt Ky.
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Marines Unhurt as Copter Falls
Four Marines escaped injury when a helicopter crashed and burned on a beach four miles north of Oceanside after developing engine trouble. The pilot was Lt. D. L. Davis. Also aboard were Cal. O. A. Chambers, First Division air officer, and Cpl. F. R. Lemos.
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Troops and Students Clash in Warsaw Demonstration
Polish militiamen and police used teargas and clubs to break a protest by about 2000 students against the government closing a pro Stalinist student newspaper. Students shouted and threw stones at roughly 700 government forces before dispersal.
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Bloodmobile at Church Amid Student Demonstrations
More than 30 students arrested after clashes at Narutowicza Square where militiamen used teargas to disperse a crowd. A Times of London reporter was beaten as police attempted to control protests while posters urged democracy. Blood Drive at First Presbyterian Church aims to boost donations though flu season and reinforcements influenced turnout.
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Tenant eviction by toilet? judge suspends sentence
Judge Donald H. Wright rebuked Isaac Carr manager of 32 Orange Place for removing a toilet to evict tenants. Carr admitted the act, saying the health department pressured him. The judge noted lawful eviction exists and sentenced Carr to 50 dollars or 40 days in jail, suspended on condition he not repeat the conduct.
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Fire inspector poses as furnace salesman to Mrs Partridge
In Mt Vernon a man claiming furnace inspection visited Mrs Paul Partridge and pressed a faulty furnace sale. She alerted her husband, the fire chief, who exposed the impostor as a furnace salesman posing as a fire department official. The incident ended with the visitor leaving.
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