Right Wing Wins Control In France In New Assembly
TABIS AP Right wing forces led by Premier Charles de Gaulle crushed the Communists and trimmed other parties as they seized a solid majority in the newly elected French National Assembly. Union for a New Republic led with 32.1 percent and 188 seats, while the Socialists and MRP fell back. The Assembly will total 546 seats with overseas deputies, Algeria, and the Sahara contributing. A new premier is expected after the presidential vote on December 21.
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National Assembly
Runott
Edge Faure
Jules Moch
Christian Tinga
Robert Lacoste
Francois Mitterand
Soustelle
Jacques Soustelre
Fifth Republic
Sousieile
Algeria
Republlic
Union For A New Republic
UONR
France
UNR
Sahara
Soustelic
MRP
Assembly
Catholic Popular Republicans
Bierre i
de Gaulle
Guy Mollet
Pierre Pilimlin
Duclos
UPI
Gheib
Liberals Crushed In Algerian Balloting
In Algiers a three-day legislative election delivered a crushing defeat to liberal candidates seeking balanced representation in the French National Assembly. Early returns show only one right-wing group among the few winners as results from the rebellious colony trickle in.
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Algiers
Algeria
French National Assembly
Soviet Nuclear Bomber Report Sparks U S Gap
Washington AP reports Aviation Week says the Soviet Union already operates two nuclear powered bombers, with speeds around sound level. The craft reportedly completed six months ago and has flown in the Moscow area for about two months, observed by observers from both blocs. The aircraft uses two nuclear engines and two conventional jets, weighs 300000 pounds, is 195 feet long with a 78 foot wingspan.
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Soviet Union
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Coldest Nov 30 in 29 years shocks Portsmouth area
Bitter cold persists with a forecast high of 26 to 30 Tuesday. Portsmouth Gas Co reports city readings reaching record lows, including 4 above and zero in rural spots, with official high 31 and wind-driven drops from 32 to 20 within hours. Gas system functioned normally as temps fell to two dozen degrees.
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Seatherman
Portsmouth
Portsmouth Gas Co
City
Mel Mershon
Homeless After Rural Fire Destroys Two Houses
A cold wave in Selote County hit hard as fires damaged rural homes. A family of six lost their dwelling on Lucasville Route 4 after a Sunday 10 pm blaze. Donald C. Stockham Jr owned the house, with losses estimated between 5000 and 10000 dollars. Fire crews faced delays reaching Nile Township fire and used a pond pump to battle the flames.
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Selote County
Lee Fisher
Portsmouth
Donald C. Stockham Jr
Stockham
Nile Township
Washington Township
Stockham Farm
Nile
Allies Could Lose Before Red Deadline In Berlin
West Berlin faces fresh anxiety over Allied airlift viability as East Germans warn a future supply mission would be a military threat. Brandt appeals for calm while officials prepare swift action and firms report canceled contracts and capital flight to Switzerland amid a looming crisis.
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U.S
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Washington
Moscow
West Berlin
Western Allies Seek High-Level Berlin Talks
In Bonn, West German Chancellor Adenauer met Socialist Erich Ollenhauer to discuss Berlin after a U.S. Army train delay caused by a claimed broken rail cited by East German officials. No political decisions were made as details remain secret. Khrushchev urged Western powers toward German unification through free elections, with talks reportedly under consideration at summit or foreign ministers level to address Berlin and a broader German peace treaty.
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Erich Ollenhauer
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Nikita Khrushchev
Germany
Eighth Grader Admits Slaying His Aunt at 14
VALLEY STREAM NY AP A stocky eighth grader Richard Mazziotti 14 admitted killing his 23 year old aunt Mary Lou Wright mother of two in a basement apartment after a sudden urge authorities said he battered her with a soda bottle a lamp a paint sprayer and a large jar with a cord then stabbed her repeatedly and strangled her while her children ages 5 and 3 slept He visited his grandmother Saturday then faced the victim who asked him to leave and he refused He was charged with juvenile delinquency due to his age and held for arraignment
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Richard C. Mazziotti
Mary Lou Wright
Novie Mazziotti
Robert Jr
Michael
Richard
Air strike settlement eyed as talks continue
The Associated Press reports hopes for a quick settlement of a 10 day machinists strike against Trang World Airlines and other tied up carriers. Outcomes hinge on New York and Kansas City talks while Eastern Air Lines rejects arbitration and other carriers face court actions. The ongoing strikes disrupt flights, trains, and buses over the Thanksgiving weekend.
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Kansas City
New York City
Cliff Miller
District 142
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Eastern Air Lines
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Neers-19
American Arines
Pan American World Airways
American
Air Line Pilots Assn
Fan American
State Supreme Court
Transport Workers Union
Lake Central Airlines
Indianapolis
Tiie
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Michigan
Eddie Rickenbacker
Jack Rob
To Airlines
Christmas Strip Promises Yuletide Tale in The Times
Four strange characters Flash Sudden Instant and Rush star in a Christmas story strip. The Spirit of Christmas sends Jeremy on a mission for Slipshod Creek. Follow the Yuletide daily in The Times starting today on Page id.
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Jeremy
Times
Weekend Toll of Traffic Deaths Surges Across Nation
A cold spell and first major snowstorm contribute to a weekend surge in highway fatalities. More than 600 Americans died in crashes during a 102 hour period from Wednesday evening to Sunday midnight, with fires and cold weather adding to violent deaths. The National Safety Council did not issue a pre holiday toll but cited a possible 470 highway deaths for a similar period.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Snuff At Your Own Risk Hearty-Eating Town Contest
Bologna eaters seek the most in a December contest with fat and jeans weight rules. Italy contestants, tortellini in brodo as sole dish, 45 minutes for first waves, 90 more minutes for finals. Sponsors include the National Gastronomic Academy and the National Assn of Chefs.
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Haly
The
National Gas
Tronomic Academy
National Assn
Italy
Christmas Parade Guides Santa Tonight in Portsmouth
Santa Claus visits the Portsmouth area as crowds gather along Gallia Street from the high school to the esplanade. The 1988 program kicks off with a city welcome by the Chamber of Commerce and features the PHS marching band and a Marine Corps Reserve color guard. Santa plans to talk with children and discuss gifts for Christmas Eve.
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