Algerian Tragedy Mirrors Colonial Struggle in Algeria
LA.C. SAYS analyzes the Algerian crisis as a clash between French settlers and a French-backed government. It traces De Gaulle's plebiscite plan, fears of native rule, potential bloodshed, and the possible outcomes including independence or continued control, warning of growing bitterness among settlers.
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Maryland Democrats May Support Kennedy
Washington reports rely on sources saying Maryland Democrats may back John F. Kennedy for president with Governor Millard Tawes’ approval. Delegates would be entered with a Kennedy entry and a separate preferential ballot, planned for a joint news conference in Annapolis.
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Rockefeller Bride to Have Child
The Norwegian wife of Steven Rockefeller, son of Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, returned from Norway and announced she is pregnant. Anne Marie Rasmussen Rockefeller, who married Steven last August, wore no makeup and felt ill on landing but smiled as her husband greeted her with a handshake and then a gentle kiss.
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Rockefeller wife saves travel costs for husband on paid trip
Independent by traveling economy class, Mrs Rockefeller saved her husband money on a round trip fare. Steven said he would be happy with either a son or daughter. A woman described as his pretty blonde wife was reported as pregnant two weeks prior but refused to confirm publicly.
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Governor Brown Budget Faces Split Over Tax Cuts
Gov. Brown’s budget proposal draws sharp debate on proposed three cent state sales tax repeal and local one cent sales tax effects on prescription drugs. Rumford calculates savings of about five million annually and potential revenue loss, while Assembly GOP leader Shell accuses the governor of delaying fiscal responsibility by boosting spending and signaling future tax hikes.
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Senate OKs $1 Million for Olympics Emergency Fund
The California State Senate approved a $1 million emergency appropriation for the Squaw Valley Winter Olympics by a 27-9 vote, sending the measure to the Assembly. Governor Brown had called a special session to consider the fund as organizers fear blizzard attendance losses may require the cash to cover bills.
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Water-Sale Plan Urged by California Panel
The Assembly Water Committee backed a plan to sell state water at cost with no subsidy and no cheap power for public agencies. It urged a single sale method tied to distance from source and full cost repayment, including selling power at market price, conflicting with Governor Brown’s recommendations. A six-member minority criticized the majority stance as inconsistent with the public good.
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Car-Filter Device Said No Smog Cure
Washington report from the Public Health Service cautions that a car exhaust device cannot cure smog or halt cancer-causing pollution. It tests show the device reduces hydrocarbons by 33 to 40 percent but will not eliminate olefins or carbon monoxide and cannot avert more drastic future controls.
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Sleeper in Phone Booth Sparks Police Callout
A growing line outside a telephone booth drew concern until police arrived and found a man inside with the receiver to his ear, apparently asleep. No injuries reported and bystanders observed the unusual scene as officers assessed the situation.
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