De Gaulle Silent After Rebuke in First Round Vote
In Paris President Charles de Gaulle carried 43.96 percent of the metropolitan vote as 84.9 percent turnout sent him into a December 19 runoff with Francois Mitterrand. Jean Lecannet surged to 15.78 percent, signaling broad discontent with de Gaulle’s policies and age.
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Henry Ford aimed to end World War I with a peace voyage
Fifty years ago Henry Ford sailed with 90 idealists on the Oscar II to seek a private mediation for peace in Europe. Survivors recall the Neutral Conference for Continuous Mediation in Stockholm and the venture’s impact on later peace ideas amid Vietnam era protests.
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Louis B. Hanna
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Four AL Teams Draw Over One Million Fans Last Season
Four American League clubs attracted more than one million spectators in the previous season, led by clubs with the highest attendance figures. The season saw strong fan turnout across major markets and franchise markets with robust gate receipts and steady fan engagement.
Three Men Open Trial For Minister Reed Killing
In Selma Alabama three white men Odel Hogg le William S Hogg le and Elmer Cook go on trial for murder of Rev James L Reed a Boston minister who joined civil rights efforts He was beaten near a Negro cafe March 9 and died two days later in Birmingham Hospital Detroit publisher Andrew Fruchauf dies at 74 founder's son noted in AP report
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Fluoride Addition Approved in Johnson County Water
Residents of northeast Johnson County Kansas vote 3 to 1 in favor of fluoridating water with 7704 for and 2337 against Two board members opposed to fluoridation lose reelection Three supporters win the three district posts and the district will join Olathe in fluoridated water A separate election on fluoridation is set for Tuesday in Gardner
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Minor quake shakes Tokyo and vicinity
A minor earthquake rattled Tokyo and nearby areas with the epicenter about 50 miles southeast on the Boso Peninsula. Johnny Sellers led the Atlantic City jockeys to multiple winners in 1961 and again last year.
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