De Gaulle Accepts Debre Resignation Forms New French Government
Paris AP says President De Gaulle accepted Premier Michel Debre resignation and other ministers. Georges Pompidou will form a new government after consultations with party leaders and a 6 p.m. meeting with De Gaulle to be officially appointed. Debre departs after over three years in office.
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Paris
de Gaulle
Michel Debre
Georges Pompidou
Rothschild Bank
Pompidou
Debre
French Republic
Freighter Is Taken In Tow
The U S hydrographic survey ship Evergreen towed the disabled British freighter Markland after generators failed and power loss. A patrol plane spotted the Markland 250 miles east-southeast of Newfoundland as Evergreen headed to meet the tug Irving Birch from Saint John New Brunswick. Forty two persons were aboard the Markland. The voyage faced a rough sea from an overnight storm while authorities planned a meeting of the ships late Sunday or early Monday. The Markland is a Bowater Steamship Co ship of Liverpool England.
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Halifax
N.S
Evergreen
Markland
Atlantic
Irving Birch
Saint John
N.B
U.S
Argentia
Newfoundland
Bowater Steamship Co
Liverpool
England
Graf
Dentures transmitter sends coded messages from mouth
Varo Co of Garland develops a transmitter placed in a false tooth to send coded messages by clamping upper and lower jaws. The device was originally for medical research to monitor jaw activity during sleep and teeth grinding.
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Dallas
Garland
Varo Co
Kennedy Forces Steel Price Rollback in Massive Drive
President Kennedy won a sweeping victory as major steel makers halted planned price increases after a three day government push. Inland Steel and Bethlehem Steel led the reversals, followed by U S Steel, signaling a new dynamic between government and industry and prompting probes by Congress and a continuation of antitrust scrutiny.
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Norman Walker
Washington
Kennedy
U.S. Steel Corp
United States
Atlantic
Robert F. Kennedy
Inland Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Northampton
Russell
Vinson
Nolan Jones
Birmingam
Ala
H. L. Meadows
Norfolk
Lawyers Ask Clemency for Jouhaud as Death Sentence Stands
Paris AP reports lawyers for ex General Edmond Jouhaud will appeal to President de Gaulle for clemency, though Jouhaud himself refuses mercy. He faces execution by guillotine or firing squad after being sentenced for leading the Algerian revolt and the secret army.
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Paris
Edmond Jouhaud
Charles de Gaulle
Jouhaud
de Gaulle
Yves Perrussel
Perrussel
Secret Army
Algeria
Algerie Francaise
Algiers
Oran
Maurice Challe
Andre Zeller
Raoul Salan
Nation’s Leaders Plan Florida Style Cape Visit
President Kennedy visits North Carolina coast for amphibious demonstrations at Camp Lejeune and Onslow Beach with Vice President Johnson and top brass. The Shah of Iran, Defense Secretary McNamara, Attorney General Kennedy and many lawmakers attend briefings and flyovers before Kennedy departs for Washington.
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Navy
Becomig
Kennedy
Cherry Point Marine Air Station
Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Congress
Kennedy Gains Prestige as Steel Price Break Shakes Republicans
President Kennedy’s pressure on Big Steel and other firms led U S Steel and Bethlehem to rescind a $6 a ton price rise, boosting Kennedy’s image as a dragon killer of the Democrats and putting Republicans on the defensive. Humphrey praised the outcome and the use of presidential leverage to protect consumers.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Kennedy
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Senate
United States
The General Steams Into Little Town
The General arrives in Big Shanty with about 12 000 spectators, revives Civil War era chase history, and passes through Ringgold and Chattanooga. The locomotive runs under oil fuel, makes six water stops, and travels 25 miles per fill. Speeches and ceremonies are planned at multiple stops along the route.
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Bill Rawlins
Dixsie
Atlanta
Woodburner
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Kentucky Railroad
Ringgold
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Bingham
Navy Parade Before Kennedy Showcases Atlantic Fleet
President Kennedy watches as 48 Atlantic Fleet ships form in parallel rows off the Carolina coast in a sea review aboard the Northampton. More than 20 000 sailors and Marines salute as Kennedy tours the Enterprise and later travels to Camp Lejeune to view shore maneuvers with the shah of Iran.
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Northampton
Carolina
Kennedy
Enterprise
Norfolk
Atlantic
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Iran
Onslow Beach
Atlantic Fleet
Secretary of the Navy
Fred Korth
George W. Anderson Jr
Naval Operations
David M. Shoup
Marine Corps
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lyndon B. Johnson
Forrestal
Marine
Atlantic Fleet Headquarters
Norfolk, Va
Thomas A. Edison
South Pacific
Pressure on Kennedy to share atomic secrets with France
CBS chief foreign correspondent Robert Kleiman reports Gen Maxwell Taylor and the Joint Chiefs urge President Kennedy to provide France with atomic information to boost NATO cooperation and accelerate France's nuclear capability, despite State Department fears and Rusk opposition.
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Paris
Robert Kleiman
Columbia Broadcasting System
France
Kennedy
Kleiman
Maxwell D. Taylor
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Athens
Greece
United States
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joint Chiefs
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
U.S
Dean Rusk
Shah Leaves To Join Kennedy In North Carolina
The Shah of Iran flies from Washington to New River North Carolina to join President Kennedy for a Marine landing demonstration and missile display. He will lunch at Camp Lejeune with Maj. Gen. James Phillips Berkeley before traveling on to Patrick AFB Florida for a dinner hosted by the National Aeronautics and Space Act.
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Camp Lejeune’s
Onslow Beach
Formaon
Kennedy
Atlantic
Second Marine Division
Marine Arsenal
Washington
Iran
North Carolina
Shah
U.S. Air Force
Washington National
New River
N.C
Dean Rusk
State Department
Diplomatic Corps
Camp Lejeune
N. C
James Phillips Berkeley
Patrick Air Force Base
Florida
National Aeronautics and Space Act
High Point After Midnight Photographic Feature
The Sunday Enterprise highlights a special photo feature showing High Point after midnight. It depicts a muted city lit by bright lights and the steady pace of midnight work for locals.
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Sunday Enterprise
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