De Gaulle cabinet sets half November vote schedule
In Paris the De Gaulle cabinet proposed the first Fifth Republic elections for the second half of November with November 16 and 23 as possibilities. The move aims to form a new government by early next year as the constitution is proclaimed, with De Gaulle holding extended authority during the four month period to address Algeria and other crises. In Beirut, U.S. Ambassador McClintock urged Lebanon’s rival leaders to reach a compromise to end the nation’s deadly Christian Phalangist conflict and parliamentary deadlock.
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Italy Accepts Limited US Missile Bases
Italy, joining Britain as NATO members to accept nuclear warhead missile bases, will host a limited number of US intermediate range bases on its soil for defense. Jupiter missiles expected at Italian sites accompany reports of potential capacity and strategic alignment. Hurricanes Helene and Tis churn near Newfoundland and at sea, causing property damage but no casualties. Lebanese troops deploy in Beirut amid renewed capital strikes and shooting.
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Knight accuses Engle of missing crucial votes in Congress
California voters hear Senate bid critique as Knight attacks Rep. Clair Engle for not attending key roll calls in the final weeks of the 85th Congress. Knight cites 13 days of absence affecting national and district interests. Commerce data shows August factory sales rising to 26.2 billion with orders near expectations.
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Stand Firm Faubus Pleads as He Looks for New Way Out
Arkansas headline reports Orval Faubus urging supporters to stand firm while seeking routes to reopen segregated schools closed since September. Federal court restrained him and 200 others from creating private, segregated institutions. court hearings set for St. Louis next week on NAACP injunction.
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Spellbound defendant spells languages in court
In Louisville Kentucky a man named Senne, described as an interpreter for the United Nations, addressed the judge and claimed fluency in many languages. Phillip M. Gatawood, 38, charged with being drunk, attempted to spell foreign words including si oui ja and wie while in the courtroom before Judge Charles Walter.
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Trouble Gangs Up on Bandsmen in Maryland Newsroom
College Park Maryland band director Hugh Henderson spoke at a weekly football coaching news conference Tuesday. He said prospects for the band looked good despite injuries: a cornet player with a broken tooth, a cymbal player with a broken nose, a tuba player with a collapsed lung, and a drum major who swallowed a whistle. He added a replacement whistle could be obtained from the travel coach.
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Big Nuclear Station Planned as World's Largest Power Plant
London dispatch reports British authorities armed with plans to construct what they call the world's biggest nuclear power station with an output of 850,000 kilowatts.
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