Bastille Day Parade Highlights De Gaulle in Rain
Charles de Gaulle led the Bastille Day parade down the Champs Elysees in heavy rain, reviewing troops and riding in an open car amid cheering crowds. Across France parades continued despite wind and rain, with tensions surfacing in Besancon, Bordeaux, and other cities as stones, Molotovs, and clashes interrupted celebrations.
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Peck to Star The Chairman for Fox as Spy Tale
Gregory Peck will star in The Chairman a contemporary espionage film set in Red China for 20th Century Fox. The project marks Peck’s next big screen collaboration with the studio following prior hits.
McGovern Favored Son Push Gains South Dakota Support
At the Platform Issues Conference in Huron South Dakota Democrats nominate George McGovern as a favorite son candidate for president with 26 delegates on the first ballot for Chicago. California House Speaker Jesse Unruh invites McGovern to appear July 27 raising hopes of wider recognition.
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London men embrace necklets and brooches in bold fashion move
London fashion senses shift as men adopt beads and bells with necklets and brooches. Notable figures such as Keith Richards and Sir Mark Palmer wear them, with Garrard's offering gold necklets from 80 pounds. Jewelry guides follow the trend.
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Men Get Cold Feet Return Widow's Ring
In Waukesha Wisconsin two men stole a $2000 diamond ring from Ida Jones an 80 year old widow. They later paid a Milwaukee cab driver to deliver the ring back in an envelope after a ride of about 12 miles. The driver was tipped a dollar for returning the ring.
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Cubans Begin Work on First Experimental Auto Engine
The Havana based El Mundo reports Cuba has started work on its first experimental automobile engine a six cylinder seventy horsepower model in early construction phase Government workers are using an existing Cuban model Castro has urged domestic auto engine production.
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Jewelry Store Robbery and Burglaries Occupy Lubbock Police
Police units in Lubbock handled flooding calls while continuing burglary inquiries. Investigators seek three unidentified youths in a cash theft at Southern Gardens Grocery on E Broadway. Rhodes Jewelry reported $170 in valuables stolen after a window break. Other incidents include burglaries at homes, a bogus policeman arrest, assault with a vehicle, and vandalism reports.
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Officers Detained by Greek Police Amid Junta Crackdown
In Athens a group of high ranking army officers linked to the military regime are detained at national police headquarters. The arrests followed a regime draft constitution move curbing monarchy prerogatives and a previous civilian roundup in northern Greece. Government spokesman Byron Stamatopoulos said the arrests were for unlawful activities with no formal charges yet filed.
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