De Gaulle’s Europe vision tests West and East balance
AP special correspondent William L. Ryan interviews in France, Germany, Britain and Belgium reveal Charles de Gaulle’s plan for a Europe led by independent nation states within a broader Atlantic framework. He seeks a France–Germany pivot, wary of Soviet power, while courting Brussels and the US, with Adenauer’s fate and Britain’s entry shaping the balance.
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Woman Wakes After Hypnotic Anesthesia For Spine Surgery
BRUNSWICK Ga AP a 35 year old woman underwent major spinal surgery under hypnosis after standard anaesthetics failed to suit her heart and blood pressure. Surgeon Dr Bert Ellis used medical hypnosis to place her in a trance and remove bone matter to relieve sciatic pressure. Postoperative remarks from Mrs Krebs expressed happiness that the method worked and she hoped to walk again. Her husband Harold Krebs, an inspector, and their 15 year old daughter Linda were listed as family.
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Measures Passed By Senate
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania Senate approved six bills before adjourning until Monday. A school district moratorium bill faced delay as Republicans signaled return to committee amid Gov. Scranton’s compulsory consolidation plan. Also passed was a measure allowing districts and boroughs to share crossing police costs by a 29 to 9 vote, and a bill repealing a 1961 tag requirement for commercial vehicles by 49 to 0.
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Iraq Quiet in Baghdad as Military Regime Expands Control
In Baghdad the new military regime appears to hold effective power across Iraq with pockets of Communist resistance evident. The capital seems calm compared with Monday night’s heavy gunfire by National Guardsmen. President Abdel Salam Mohammed Aref lifted barriers restricting foreign reporters since the February 8 revolt. Two planeloads of counts arrived and were treated more openly than under Kassem. Shops are open citywide except in Communist districts as civilians move about.
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Motoring Is Full-Time Job
William L. Strong, 23, charged with weaving through traffic, explained to a municipal judge that he was kissing his girl. Judge Alex Peebles replied that driving a motor car is a serious activity and likely imposed consideration or consequences.
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Industrial Program Is Reached Scranton Pledges Development Plan
Gov. Scranton announced will send to the legislature in two weeks a comprehensive industrial development program as the top goal of his agenda. He warned of a looming deficit inherited from the prior administration while outlining plans to boost jobs and growth during Lincoln's Day speeches before Pittsburgh Republicans and Belle Vernon supporters.
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Education Hinges On Fiscal Facts
Harrisburg AP Gov Scranton outlined an education program in a joint session address. He detailed school district reorganization and top level administrative reforms, pressed for community colleges, and warned that progress hinges on the state budget amid high teacher salaries and special-needs programs.
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