De Gaulle Plans New Republic and Strong Executive
De Gaulle seeks to proclaim a new republic with vast powers for four months to draft an electoral law and appoint a president who will command a strong executive since 1870. He aims to end the Algerian rebellion, possibly visiting Algeria to gauge paths between independence and integration while settlers press for the latter. He pledged overseas regions besides Algeria could vote to exit the French Union.
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de Gaulle
France
Louis Napoleon
Algeria
de Eam
68 Man Police Force Is Suspended In Aurora
Mayor Paul Egan suspended the Aurora police force amid a standoff over gambling enforcement. The City Council condemned the move with a 4-1 vote, citing personal reasons and insubordination as triggers for Curran and broader police defiance.
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Aurora, Til
Paul Egan
Aurora
Egan
Donald Curran
Curran
Sibved
Movie Additions Announced
HOLLYWOOD AP reports new additions to the cradle role listing two births. Jaime Lorne MacDougall, child of Nanette Fabray and Randy MacDougall, joins the family. Shaun Paul Cassidy, child of Shirley Jones and Jack Cassidy, is also born.
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Hollywood
Jaime Lorne MacDougall
Nanette Fabray
Randy MacDougall
Shaun Paul Cassidy
Shirley Jones
Jack Cassidy
Sidewinders Are Used Say Reds By Heat Seeking Missiles
The report states Sidewinders home on heat sources and carry conventional warheads with speeds above Mach one. Used by the U.S. 7th Fleet in the Formosa Strait for two years and produced in thousands for the Air Force, the weapon’s deployment is questioned by Washington. Nationalist claims of MiG losses are reported with no Nationalist fighter losses.
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U.S. 7Th Fleet
Formosa Strait
U.S. Air Force
Washington
Pentagon
Peiping
Taipei
Formosa
Liu Hoh-tu
Hurricanes impact on Outer Banks as coast reports damages
A survey from Charleston to Hatteras shows six homes destroyed 66 badly damaged and 3199 slightly damaged. The Weather Bureau estimated about 100000 dollars in damage to Hatteras and Buxton. Communications and municipal services were largely restored by last night.
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Charleston
S.C
Hatteras
Buxton
Policemen Guard Van Gogh Paintings in Tokyo Arrival
About 150 police guarded eight Van Gogh paintings unloaded at Tokyo Airport from Amsterdam. The works were escorted by police motorcycles to the National Museum at Ueno Park for a 104-piece mammoth show starting October 15, insured for over four million dollars.
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Tokyo
Vincent van Gogh
North Pole
Amsterdam
National Museum
Ueno Park
Dr. Edwin J. Vickner Dies at 80 in Minnesota
Dr. Edwin J. Vickner, 80, former Gustavus Adolphus College professor in St. Peter and head of its romance language department from 1903 to 1912, and later head of the Scandinavian languages department at the University of Washington from 1912 to his retirement in 1947, died Monday of cancer. He was born in Stockholm, Sweden.
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Vickner
ST. Peter, Minn
Edwin J. Vickner
Gustavus Adolphus College
St. Peter
University of Washington
Seattle
Gustavus Adolphus
Washington
Stockholm
Sweden
Chrysler Talks Make Progress and Unresolved Salaried Jobs
UAW talks among Chrysler GM and Ford wage earners continue amid a Thursday strike-deadline pattern. Reuther heads for GM as Chrysler negotiators led by Jack Conway work toward a settlement, with about 40,000 GM workers urged to return to their jobs to ease plant disputes.
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Reuther
Chrysler
Jack Conway
John D. Leary
International Uaw
UAW
Detroit
Ypsilanti
Kansas City
Leonard Woodcock
International Union
International
Women Victims In 2 Assaults In Thomasville
Police report two separate assaults on women. Suspects Jack Smith, 29, Winston Street, and Issac Stowe, 27, Royal Street, were released on $200 bonds each. Stowe's trial is set for Oct. 6 and Smith's for Oct. 10 in Recorder's Court.
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Thomasville
Jack Smith
Winston Street
Issac Stowe
Royal Street
Stowe
Recorder’s Court
Smith
Textile unions push for federal action on industry woes
The Textile Workers Union of America proposed an eight point plan including a new federal agency to fix textile problems, with hearings at Clemson College chaired by Senator Pastore. Witnesses from management and labor urged wage reform, labor relations boards, 35 hour week, severance pay, and ending third shifts.
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Textile Workers Union of America
John C. Pastore
D-Ri
Clemson
S.C
Norris Cotton
R-Nh
Strom Thurmond
D-Sc
Payton
Textile Labor Relations Board
Clemson College
Frederick B. Dent
Spartanburg
South Carolina Textile Manufacturers Assn
TWUA
Herbert S. Williams
Nashville
Tenn
Charlotte
National Cotton Council
M. K. Horne Jr
George Buck
Dulles Softens Stand On Quemoy
The United States eases its hard line on Quemoy amid ongoing Communist threats and supply woes for the island. Officials warn against internal criticism, fearing it could signal weakness to enemies and risk U.S. involvement in the Formosa Strait crisis. Nixon denounces a State Department leak about letter reactions while the White House reports mail in support of policy.
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Shiao Pei
Quemoy
Formosa Strait
United States
Nixon
U.S. Formosa Strait
State Department
Air Conditioner Trouble Triggers Two Alarm Fire Call
Firemen responded to two alarms at 118 W. Russell St after a gas leak from an air conditioner compressor. A smoke ejector removed the odor as a service truck was summoned to the building. Alarms occurred at 10:00 and 10:05 a.m. yesterday.
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W. Russell St
Parks Chief Named to Recreation Society Committee
Thomasville city recreation director J. D. Foust was named to the executive committee of the Public Recreation section of the American Recreation Society. The nomination came at the society annual meeting in Atlantic City last week, making him the sole North Carolinian chosen.
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Thomasville — City
J. D. Foust
American Recreation Society
Foust
Atlantic City
N. J
Youth Gets Life In Prison In Michigan Slaying
In Jackson Michigan John Hixon aged 17 was sentenced to life for the Labor Day killing of his girlfriend Carilyn Waldron 16. He pleaded guilty to second degree murder in circuit court and may seek parole after 10 years under state law.
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Jackson, Mich
John Hixon
Carilyn Waldron
Carilyn
Hixon
Michigan
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Charles A. Cannon
Cannon Mills
Kannapolis
Walter Regnery
Joanna Cotton Mills
Edwin Gill
L. H.hance
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Charlottesville
R. Dave Hall
Belmont Hosiery
G. B. Spencer
Rockingham
Don Gibson
High Point Recreation Center
Recreation Center Grill
WNOS
Lamb's Heating CO
Dulles
Little Quemoy
Eisenhower
Serge
Santorzied
Wrights
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