Why Doesn't De Gaulle Use His Army To Smash Secret Army
Analyst James Marlow reports that despite Algeria killings, Charles de Gaulle has not mobilized the French army to crush the Secret Army Organization in Algeria. The piece questions why a strongman leader resists a decisive crackdown while Russia’s power looms.
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McDonald crash case linked to vandalism and fire response
Police report Donald broke windows around a home then summoned the fire department as a blaze was observed. Patricia McDonald heard the crash after leaving the house. He is jailed on a reckless driving charge. Damages estimated at 4000 dollars. a minor cut suffered.
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Visits Her Son In Red Prison in Peiping
Mrs. Mary Downey of New Britain Connecticut crossed into Communist China to visit her imprisoned son John in Peiping He is a US Army civilian employee sentenced to life in 1954 for dropping supplies to anti Communist agents in Manchuria Downey is accompanied by her son William This is her third trip to Peiping during the Korean conflict period
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Moon Shot Worth The Cost Says Von Braun
Von Braun says a 20 billion dollar U S lunar effort to beat the Soviets to the moon is worthwhile for knowledge gained not strategic value He predicts the U S can reach the moon within ten years and spoke to a University of Massachusetts audience The Herald notes a weekly news tip prize.
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