De Gaulle Suppresses Algerian Revolt and Consolidates Power
French rebel leaders including generals faced trials as De Gaulle used decisive authority to crush the uprising. Paris returned to normal with troops on guard while De Gaulle and aides moved to seize control of government and military power in Algiers.
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Police Killer Executed
Police killer executed after confessing a foolish past and saying he was sorry for Officer Doran's family. He survived by his widow Alice and three young children. A $30,000 community fund was set up for the Doran family’s support.
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U S Steps Up Laos Aid Amid Rebel Attacks
The United States increased airlifted arms and supplies to pro Western Laotian government troops as Communist rebels renewed attacks. Six C130 transports moved aid from the Philippines under Operation Hot Shot. Reports say dozens of service personnel arrived to handle the mission while cease fire prospects remain uncertain ahead of the Geneva conference.
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Delay Plea Fails Cooley Arraigned
Spade Cooley will plead May 1 to murder charges after being arraigned in Kern County Superior Court. The 50-year-old former Western band leader was indicted by a 16 member grand jury for allegedly beating and stomping his wife Ella Mac in their Bakersfield home last April 3.
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GE Chairman Spurns Resign Demand At Annual Meeting
GE Chairman Cordiner refused to resign amid pressure from stockholders and critics during the annual meeting. Eradicated by pickets and protests, the session saw directors questioned about responsibilities while Cordiner claimed ultimate responsibility and outlined disciplinary steps after recent fines against GE and other electrical goods makers.
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