De Gaulle Wins Victory in France Assembly
De Gaulle secures a six month decree power after a three fifths vote in the Assembly and Senate. He faces opposition over constitutional reform while seeking unity with Tunisia Morocco and Algeria amid the Algerian revolt. He plans to visit Algeria midweek as tensions rise in North Africa.
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France
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Tunisia
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Morocco
Senate
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The Charleston Gazette Subscription Rates Notice
The Charleston Gazette announces subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery with daily editions and Sunday options. Mail deliveries within West Virginia and out of state vary by duration and include a 25 percent state tax. advance payment required. The paper notes Associated Press and International News Service affiliations and advertising contact numbers for office departments.
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Daily Gazette Company
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Gazette-Mail
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Gorstte
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Associated Press
De Gaulle urges reform of the French constitution
In a terse address, De Gaulle argues the present framework must be reformed and the government given the mandate and means to succeed. He plans a dramatic Algeria trip to restore French authority as right‑wing critics object to cabinet picks amid ongoing tensions.
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Tribune
Hotel
la Perouse
Pierre Pilimlin
Pilimlin
Algiers
Four Dunbar eighth graders named for summer camp
Four top eighth graders at Dunbar Junior High School Larry Burford Joe Morecraft Tom Santrock and William L Pile Jr have been named to attend a special summer camp at Dunbar Fairgrounds.
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Larry Burford
Joe Morecraft
Tom Santrock
William L.pile Jr
Dunbar Fairgrounds
Politician Casto Drowns After Pond Incident
Congress notes report that Casto, a former Wood County Democratic delegate, was found in a park pond after being summoned by a driver and police. Stanley alerted his cab company, then authorities. Casto, born February 19 1916 in Parkersburg, died after unsuccessful resuscitation. He studied at Staunton Military Academy and the University of Virginia. he was married to Emma Louie Collins. Surviving family includes Elizabeth Landsheift of Summit, N J.
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University of Virginia
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Elizabeth Landsheift
Summit
N. JL
Senate Debates Aid Powers Over Russian Satellites
The committee bill would grant the President broad power to provide financial aid to Russian satellites to weaken Moscow control. Wiley opposed Knowland’s amendment to bar aid to Yugoslavia Poland and other Red satellites. Proxmire proposed amendments restricting aid to dictatorial regimes and cutting military funding by 104 million dollars amid adjournment.
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Ee Oe Fone
Moscow
Dominican Republic
Proxmire
Defense Department
Negotiations continue as French Tunisian tensions flare
Mediation efforts persist after the fall of the Gaillard government, with Georges-Picot urging Tunisia to lead talks and adjourn for results. France denies aggression claims while Tunisia seeks removal of French troops and denial of access to ports.
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Gaillard
Georges-Picot
Tunisia
Lawyers Quiz Highlights Utility Rate Increase Proceedings
The article details hearings on a proposed rate increase for Columbia Gas, focusing on interest costs, peak day gas demand estimates, and whether overestimation raises expenses. Protestants from several cities and labor groups, plus PSC attorneys, press for refunds if the final increase is lower. The PSC allocates July 7 for protest evidence and testimony.
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New York City
Columbia
PSC
Robert L. Stewart
Lewis
Hillis Townsend
ELC
Stump of
Chareltson
UFG
Townsend
Seaton Considers Breakthroughs In Oil Field Talks
Seaton says continued efforts to reach synthetic oil breakthroughs extend beyond current possibility. He notes the gap between crude oil and synthetic products shrinks as exploration grows with price, and oil shale and coal research face similar barriers. He adds the U S has enough oil reserves to meet demand for the foreseeable future despite projections of tripling 1970 production.
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Seatani
United States
Lebanon Rioters Attack Beirut Power Plants
Security forces repelled insurgents at two Beirut generators as attackers threw explosives. In Hour District clashes left no plant damage. terrorists also bombed business districts to deter reopenings. In the eastern mountains an ambush killed two guards and wounded one.
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Lebanon
Mopriday
Tan
Hour
Ino
Space Bill Renamed to National Aeronautics and Astronautics Act
Washington reports the House approved a name change for its space bill. The measure shifts from the National Aeronautics and Outer Space Act of 1938 to the National Aeronautics and Astronautics Act of 1958 by unanimous consent and without debate.
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Washington
House
Seaton Optimistic On Alaska Statehood, West Virginia Coal Outlook
Seaton after a Alaska trip urged early passage of the Alaska statehood bill, noting House approval and Senate reception hope. He discussed oil and gas industry prospects in West Virginia, predicting abundant coal and a future resource boom with modern exploration tools signaling a big breakthrough.
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Alaska
House
Senate
West Virginia
America
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