De Gaulle Wins Big In First Round Of French Election
Paris AP reports Charles de Gaulle's UNR won 50 of 104 seats decided, leading in 134 of 369 districts. UNR vote share rose to 31.9 percent from 17.5. Communists gained slightly to 21.78 while old parties fell. Runoffs set next Sunday as deals form.
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Charles de Gaulle
National Assembly
France
Gaullist Union For A New Republic
UNR
de Gaulle
Metrolitan
Roger Frey
Popular Republicians
MRP
Disarmament Proposal Aims for UN Approval at Geneva
United Nations in New York moves toward swift approval of a main disarmament proposal calling for resumed talks in Geneva and a mid April progress report. A separate Latin America denuclearization measure faces uncertain fate as Cuba insists it include U S bases in the Caribbean.
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Latin America
U.S
Caribbean
General Assembly
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Assembly
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U. S
Arthur H. Dean
United States
Brazil
Cuba
Election Totals by Party and 1958 Percentages, Overseas Results
The record lists vote totals and percentages for major parties: UNR 46 seats and 31.9 percent, Communists 9 seats and 21.78 percent, Independent Republicans and Peasants 18 seats and 13.42 percent, Socialists 1 seat and 12.65 percent, Popular Republicans MR P 114 seats and 8.92 percent, Radical Socialists 8 seats and 7.56 percent. Overseas returns favored MNR 4 seats, MRP 3, Radical Socialists. Gaullist strength in the last assembly was 176 seats.
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UNR
MRP
MNR
Gantt Seeks Admission to Clemson College
In Anderson South Carolina AP report Harvey Gantt a 19 year old Charleston Negro asks U S District Court to admit him to Clemson College the all white school founded 73 years ago He studied architecture at Iowa State University in Ames The case moves after the Fourth Circuit upheld denial of a temporary injunction and sent it back for trial Clemson President Robert C Edwards testified Gantt had not completed his application properly and the college has no stated policy on Negro admissions The era long fight for integration in South Carolina is noted with past attempts at the University of South Carolina Winthrop College and other Southern schools and broader trends across the region including admissions in other states and Autherine Lucy at Alabama.
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U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Judge Wyche
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Virginia
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Autherine Lucy
Red Haired Ohio Slayer Is Hunted
The search for a red haired hitch hiking suspect in the slaying of David Eugene Mason continues. A new lead places the suspect headed toward Syracuse New York rather than Buffalo. A motorist in Ashtabula County reported picking up a man matching the description north of Youngstown and said he was bound for Syracuse.
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David Eugene Mason
Newark
Ohio
Syracuse
N. Y
Clyde Mann
Franklin County
Buffalo
Ashtabula County
Youngstown
Mann
Mason
Columbus
Weather outlook for Middleton with mixed precipitation
The forecast calls for snow and rain mix late tonight or early tomorrow with little temperature change. Expect sloppy conditions overhead and underfoot. Five day outlook shows near normal temps from 47 to 58 high and 31 to 34 low, about one inch of precip. High yesterday reached 39 and overnight low 36. Rainfall since 8 am Friday totals 0.71 inches.
Sen Dennis Chavez Dies at 74 in Washington
Sen. Dennis Chavez, a longtime New Mexico Democrat, died of a heart attack at 74 in Georgetown University Hospital after a virus infection and cancer treatment. His body to be flown to Santa Fe for state in the Senate chamber, with services planned in Albuquerque at Immaculate Conception Church.
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Washington
Dennis Chavez
New Mexico
Senate
Chavez
Senate Public Works Committee
Appropriations Committee
Puerto Rico
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Immaculate Conception Roman Catholic Church
Chuckle Glasses Put A Twist On Manly Appearance
A quirky item notes that today’s fashion novelty glasses called Chuckle Glasses may not boost intelligence but do alter appearance, offering a humorous take on personal style and perception.
US urges Europe to ease farm import barriers
Paris AP The United States warned Western European trade officials that restrictive farm import policies threaten the West’s unity and strength and could prompt retaliatory measures. Freeman outlined concerns about Common Market policies favoring domestic producers and stressed the need for liberal world trade and access to markets for U.S farm exports. The talk, approved by Kennedy and Rusk, cited possible action against Rhineland wine imports if tensions persist.
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United States
Washington
Orville L. Freeman
Agricultural Committee
The
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Canada
Freeman
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
France
Italy
West Germany
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Great Britain
U.S
Congress
Red Chinese Advance Expands Front Near Walong and Towang
An AP report states China captured Walong yesterday after breaching the eastern Himalaya defense lines. A major offensive was launched at Towang, 310 miles west, while two forward outposts near Chushul were attacked. Indian patrols near Jang retired to Se pass after inflicting casualties.
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Indian Defense Ministry
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Towang
Chushul
Jang
Se Pass
Grand Jury Short Session Probes Liquor Deals
In Columbus Ohio the special grand jury investigating State Liquor Department operations will meet for a day and a half this week as counsel prep to interview a key witness. Gale Clymer of the Liquor Department will appear for the third time this afternoon, with Cassius Aurelius Boone III of Barton Distillery Co. set to testify Tuesday. The probe centers on alleged influence peddling by distillers to gain shelf listings in state stores. Joseph H Mahler, the Chicago distiller who first brought charges, is slated to testify next Monday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Gale Clymer
Liquor Department
Cassius Aurelius Boone Ill
Barton Distillery Co
Chicago
Joseph H. Mahler
Barn Fire Destroys Cooper Farm Barn Near Xenia
Fire destroyed a large barn on the J Weir Cooper farm on U S 35 four miles east of Xenia Ohio causing an estimated loss of 40000 dollars. Fire investigators determine the blaze started in the barn early today. At least one farm building and equipment were lost in the blaze. Local fire crews battled the flames for several hours before bringing it under control. No injuries were reported.
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Xenia, Ohio
J. Weir Cooper
U.S.35
Here
Khrushchev tightens focus on heavy industry and arms
Premier Khrushchev told a Central Committee meeting the Soviet planners will prioritize heavy industry and armaments while promising more consumer goods. He urged radical party restructuring, cited 8.5 percent capital goods and 6.3 percent consumer goods growth, and set agriculture goals. The 175 member body aims to boost investment capital beyond 33 billion rubles as production targets loom.
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Khrushchev
Communist Party Central Committee
Communist Party
Miller Sees GOP Chances Good In ’64
Washington AP Miller, NY congressman, wants to stay GOP national chairman and build a professional campaign for 1964. He cites gains in Nov 6 elections, including governorships, House seats, and Senate losses, as evidence the party can win nationwide with full-time leadership. Miller plans Dec 6-7 National Committee meeting to map 1964 campaign organization.
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William E. Miller
New York
Miller
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Congress
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Ray C. Bliss
Ohio
Wirt A. Yeger Jr
Mississippi
John S. Wald
Wyoming
National Committee
Michigan To Lose 450 Defense Jobs
Detroit Free Press reports Michigan will lose 450 Defense Department jobs immediately and could forfeit up to 1,550 more by mid 1963. Robert Boyd notes the Defense Automotive Supply Center may move to Columbus Ohio, as instructed by Washington.
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Detroit
Mich
Detroit Free Press
Defense Department
Robert Boyd
Washington
Defense Automotive Supply Center
Columbus
Ohio
Indians Outflanked By Chinese In Himalayan War Bedrock
Indian Prime Minister Nehru announced the fall of Se Pass after Chinese forces outflanked Indian troops. Chinese advances were reported from Walong toward the Assam plains and in Ladakh, with fighting continuing near Chushul and Ramdila as U.S. arms aid arrived to bolster Indian defenses.
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Bradshar
New Delai
India
Se Pass
Ramdila
Defense Ministry
New Delhi
Nehru
Assam
Indian Front Braces as China Attacks Near Walong
Estimates place Chinese attackers in the Luhit River valley south of Walong with artillery heavy mortars and recoilless guns. Indian forces race troops to Teju and advance up the valley by train and road to hold the line, while officials warn of possible Chinese moves toward Assam plains and key oil fields near the valley.
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Walong
Teju
New Delhi
Assam
India
Luhit
Records Offered To Rhodes By DiSalle
COLUMBUS Ohio AP Gov Michael V DiSalle offered to make administration records available to representatives of Gov elect James A Rhodes Republican Rhodes defeated Democrat DiSalle in the Nov 6 election Rhodes will take office Jan Mw
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Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
DiSalle
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