De Gaulle Honored On Brief St Pierre Visit In New World
President Charles de Gaulle arrived in St Pierre and Miquelon for a short visit and received a triumphal welcome. Flags, bells and ship horns greeted him as French independence symbols. He praised the islands for their role in liberation and pledged France will care for them.
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Vichy
le Gaulle
Durham March Leads to Guard Deployment in Tense City
A Durham church rally drew about 200 Black residents as tensions mounted after two nights of unrest. National Guard units from the 130th Signal Battalion, 30th Infantry Division, patrolled main streets with rifles and gas masks while city police and deputies kept watch in Negro areas and near the city hall.
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30Th Infantry Division
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Burlington
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Newark
Vietnam
Manooch
Night Riots Mar Downtown Aquatennial Torch Parade
Police busted a riot after two Negro women fought over a wig during the Aquatennial parade with a mixed crowd causing injuries and arrests. Within the hour twenty shops and businesses along a Negro tea strip were damaged two miles from downtown as windows were broken and earlier five policemen were dispatched to quell the unrest.
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Hawkinson
Earth Side Market
Arab bloc blocks brief Middle East resolution at UN
The UN General Assembly considered a resolution to refer the Middle East crisis back to the Security Council with authority to reconvene as needed. Arab delegates opposed the wording as too mild, arguing it softens the call for unconditional Israeli withdrawal. Finland Austria and Sweden favored extending negotiations, but faced resistance and time was debated.
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Afghanistan
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Max Jakobson
McHugh Confirmation Moves Quietly Through Senate
The McHugh nomination to the board sailed through Senate consideration with little objection, aided by White House support and later described by Republicans as a swift, routine confirmation. Press Secretary George Christian said the president knew and supported McHugh, whose background includes a Georgetown degree and marriage to Victoria McCammon. The process featured an unusual pre-notice urging representations to the Judiciary Committee by July 20, though the vote remained unanimous.
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Vicky” McCammon
Oneor Johnson
Christian
Wall Street Journal
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Georgetown University
Victoria McCammon
Miss McCammon
L McHugh
James Oo. Eastland
D-Miss
Senate Judiciary Committee
Arrests Target Aborted Communist Plot Networks
Mexico City authorities disclosed thirteen suspects including eleven Mexicans a Venezuelan and a Salvadoran were moved to a high security jail after arrests in an aborted Communist guerrilla plot allegedly financed by Red China. An official said more arrests of leaders and recruits are expected as investigations focus on links to Cuba and shipments of propaganda.
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Attorney General
Rafael Estrada Villa
Popular Socialist Party
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Peking
Red Chinese
Javier Fuentes Gutierrez
Mexican Communist Party
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Cuba
Mexicao City
Mexico
Durham Tensions Prompt Regional Officials Telegram Appeal
Rep Nick Galifianakis urged federal and local leaders to restrain statements and withdraw support from Durham antipoverty programs after violence linked to agitators. He warned of a crisis endangering lives and property and pressed for reduced involvement and outreach to preserve peace.
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George Esser
Pursell
Gali- Nianakis
Vietnam War Casualty and Combat Briefing Update
The U S Command disclosed last week 1f Americans killed 1 463 wounded and 38 missing in action as ground fighting lingered on the 13th anniversary of the Geneva accords. Paratroopers captured a Viet Cong prison camp in Duc Pho area while South Korean Marines reported ambushing Viet Cong in Quang Ngai Province, leaving 32 enemy dead and several weapons seized amid riots in Newark last week.
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Newark
U S Blames Russia and Red China for Arms Sales Policy
U S officials testified in a closed congressional session blaming the Soviet Union and Communist China for the policy of selling weapons to foreign governments. Rostow urged preserving the Export-Import Bank’s financing role, warning that Soviet and Chinese arms threaten regional security and could spark an arms race if countered by others.
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Latin America
Aegment
South Asia
Insurance exemptions questioned after 1945 remnant ruling
Congress ended the insurance industry exemption from antitrust laws in 1945, shifting regulatory responsibility to the states. Senators push for a public interest review while the Department of Transportation eyes an inquiry into insurer practices. A HUD subcommittee hearing on highway safety discussed using insurance rates to deter accidents and possible rate schedules for high accident histories.
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Department of Transportation
Warren G. Magnuson
Senate Commerce Committee
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Lowell K. Bridwell
Federal Highway Administrator
J Department
Richard D. McCarthy
D-Ny
Income rises as jobs grow for first time since January
The report shows gains in employment and wages across nondurable goods, services, and government sectors with stronger trade payrolls as work weeks lengthen. Transfer payments rose slower than May, while personal income for the first half of the year climbed to a $616 billion annual rate, up 7.5 percent from a year earlier. Farm income fell about $2.1 billion.
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America
Plainfield riot ends with officer death under probe
Plainfield riot ended with the death of Officer Gleason as riot gear stood on a street corner. Union County Prosecutor Leo Kaplowitz said two top detectives have been assigned since Sunday to interview potential information sources and advance the high priority investigation.
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Union County
Leo Kaplowitz
Investiast Inne
Virginia 4-Year-Old Talks With Johnson at White House
Precocious Virginia Beach boy David Belote, age four, answers Johnson’s test questions to prove knowledge of all 36 presidents. He correctly names George Washington as the first and Lyndon B. Johnson as the 36th, then tours the White House with family.
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Crash at Asheville Airport Claims Navy Secretary and Family
A crash near Asheville Airport in poor visibility killed John T. McNaughton the Navy secretary his wife Sarah and their 11 year old son Theodore. Also aboard were about 30 food brokers en route to a convention and roughly 40 children alighted en route to summer camps in the region.
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Hendersonville
Firestone Rubber Workers Reach Tentative Settlement
Cleveland AP reports Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. and United Rubber Workers agreed on a tentative contract ending a six day strike. It mirrors earlier industry deals at General and Goodyear rivals, covering 17000 workers in 11 plants with pay raises, extended vacations, higher pensions, life insurance, and upgraded hospital and sickness coverage.
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Gondrich
Advisers discuss Vietnam sitaution with allied leaders
White House spokesman Christian and Clifford, chairman of the Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board, will discuss all aspects of the Vietnam situation with allies and consider a future summit. The first Vietnam summit was in Manila last October. a fall meeting site has not been decided.
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Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board
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