De Gaulle Uses Viet Nam Crisis To Press France Prestige
Paris reports quote President Charles de Gaulle seeking to elevate France’s voice in Southeast Asia by faulting foreign influence in Viet Nam. He told his cabinet that North and South Viet Nam would be better off free of foreign meddling, offering only abstract cooperation within France’s limits. Observers note no concrete actions or distinctions between Hanoi and Saigon.
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Really Time To Give Up Driving
Louisville AP reported John Gordon a 93 year old man decided to stop driving after police say he ran a red light hit a parked car continued on and hit another then drove the wrong way on a one way street. He cited age and promised to quit driving with $25 in fines.
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Negro Leaders Plan More Meetings Today In Plaquemine
In Plaquemine Louisiana Negro leaders planned more meetings after a federal court cleared the way for possible further racial demonstrations. Most of 16 Negroes who pleaded innocent to disturbing the peace during demonstrations returned to Donaldsonville jail to await trial next Tuesday. James Farmer national director of CORE was among those jailed after August demonstrations. Police had arrested 232 Negroes in the unrest. fewer than 50 remain jailed. A Negro delegation pressed the City Council for racial concessions release of 30 prisoners in Port Allen and a biracial committee. council refused due to lack of agenda and jurisdiction. CORE appealed suspending orders to the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans awaiting a hearing.
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Services Set For Victim Of Bulldozer Mishap
Vernon Hurtt Kemper County road employee from Demoascus Community died Thursday while operating a bulldozer. A cable attached to a tree snapped and struck him across the neck, prompting funeral services today in DeKalb Mississippi with UPI reporting.
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Loans Declined to Dissolve Order Prompt Appeal
A court declined to dissolve the order and advised that the issue be pursued in the appeals court. The ruling directs movement through higher legal channels rather than immediate dissolution. No additional parties or dates were provided in the readable text.
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