Iceland Votes Stalemate After Election On U S Ouster
Iceland's Conservative Independents lose ground as Progressives and Social Democrats gain seats in a 52 member Althing. turnout surpasses 90 percent, while parties debate withdrawal of 5 000 to 6 000 U S personnel at Keflavik and radar posts. William Thors warns of a 12 million dollar annual income loss.
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Romania Hosts Tito as Beloved Comrade in Bucharest
In Bucharest, Romanian leaders greet Yugoslavia's Tito as a dear and beloved comrade. Tito arrived from Moscow where he and Soviet leaders signed accords to deepen future cooperation at government and Communist party levels.
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De Gaulle Breaks Silence On France’s Political Confusion
In Cerdon France Gen Charles De Gaulle the wartime Free French leader broke a two year silence declaring France is politically confused. He did not address plans for a political comeback.
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Indian Cabinet Member to Speak at LA World Affairs Luncheon
Ra jkumari Amrit Kaur, a cabinet member of India's government and former secretary to Mahatma Gandhi, will address the Los Angeles World Affairs Council at a luncheon Wednesday at the Ambassador.
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Rebels and vow in troubled world headlines
In Algeria near Edgar Quinet French forces killed about 80 rebels in a mountain operation as part of a larger push with 16,000 troops. elsewhere in North Africa events include gunmen wounding a British judge in Nicosia and Nasser winning an Egyptian presidential election with 97.7 percent support. Israel accuses Nasser of threats and a border clash with Jordan leaves casualties.
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Cool Air Ends Heat Wave With Severe Midwestern Storms
Cool air ended a marathon heat spell in Chicago and swept storms from Missouri to Pennsylvania. Detroit reports hundreds of downed trees and power lines, while Pittsburgh loses power in three sections. Strong storms expected to ripple toward the Middle and North Atlantic states as thunderstorms roam from the Rockies to the Atlantic.
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Peru Leads in Election Count Amid Cool Northern Winds
Temperatures fell 10 to 20 degrees as cool air moved into heat hotspots including Lima Peru. The official vote count shows Manuel leading with 56 090 in two thirds of districts from last Sunday's presidential election. The mercury dropped from 94 to 61 in Chicago and 44 in Grand Marais Michigan with 53 in Green Bay. The Weather Bureau warned of temporary relief as warmer air could return to the Midwest tomorrow.
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Monaco Royals Return From Yacht Honeymoon
Prince Rainier and Princess Grace appeared in public for the first time since their yachting honeymoon. They were cheered by about 1000 spectators in Monaco.
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