De Gaulle appoints Debre premier in historic France
Paris AP reports Gen Charles de Gaulle becomes the first president of the Fifth Republic and names Michel Debre as premier. Debre, a longtime Gaullist and architect of the new constitution, will be 47 next week and previously served as justice minister. De Gaulle pledged to act for the public good if needed.
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Soviet Deputy Premier Mikoyan arrives amid U S courtesy plea
Detroit Willow Run Airport hosts Anastas Mikoyan with no picket incidents while Eisenhower urges courteous reception for abroad visitors. In Cleveland protests erupt as Hagerty and Eisenhower stress American manners, strength, and freedom. De Gaulle and Coty arch symbolize France’s postwar leadership.
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Fire kills 16 in Roswell home tragedy
In Roswell Oklahoma a fire claimed fifteen children and one adult in a four room house. Bodies were found in a rear room with limited exits. Gardner, the sole survivor, described the shock and mass departure as firefighters fought the blaze. Officials cited a lack of accessible water and a collapsed roof as hindrances.
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Tijuana Suspends Bar Closing Law
The downtown anti vice measure aimed at closing about 100 bars and expat venues has been suspended by the CROC Tabor Union, announced today. The law would have closed bars within 90 days after being announced in January.
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Violent earthquake recorded in Turkey and near Rhodes
Istanbul Technical University seismographs recorded a powerful earthquake possibly centered near Rhodes and affecting Greece and the Aegean Islands. The epicenter was estimated at about 320 miles from Istanbul amid a noted belt of earthquakes that produced disasters in 1954 1935 and 1887.
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Boss Mistakenly Triggers Bank Alarm in Alertness Test
In Brooklyn, Augustus C. Freeb acting as bank official triggers a false alarm at Lincoln Savings Bank of Brooklyn. Eight employees and customers lie on the floor as a burglar alarm sounds. detectives rush in before the boss reveals himself and apologizes for the scare. Police scold Freeb for risk, while manager Paul McGuirk confirms the ruse was to test alertness.
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Kidnapping Suspect Arrested in New York Case
New York police report a woman held at the St George Hotel in connection with a kidnapping possibly of 244 hour old infant Lisa Rose ship from St Peter's Hospital. Officers rush to hotel as hundreds of detectives and FBI agents search the city for clues.
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Israeli Fights Repel Four Egyptian Jets Over Negev
Israeli fighters clashed with four Egyptian MIGs over the Negev Desert near Beersheba, intercepting two and forcing the others to retreat after a brief air battle. The incident occurred around noon, with French-built Mystères aiding Israeli defense according to an army spokesman.
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Five Long Beach State college instructors charged
The five instructors accuse a small hard core of dissidents seeking to take over the college administration. The notice lists related coverage across pages including Beach Combing and editorials while directing readers to sections on politics, business, sports, and arts.
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Woman fatally harmed in apparent sex crime, police say
Ruth Anne Montague, 34, a social worker and mother of two, was found dead Wednesday near a sorority party site in St. TaUIS. Police report signs of dragging and a long-bladed knife found at the scene. Autopsy scheduled. investigators search nearby areas for the slaying, while her husband and family await answers.
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Specialist Sees Soviet Nuclear Plane Within a Year
Washington report says congressional expert Melvin Price believes the Soviets may have a nuclear powered aircraft within a year though evidence suggests no plane has yet flown. He cautions a test could occur in four to five years if progress continues, with implications for U.S. prestige and world peace.
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Weather Outlook Calls for Cloudy Nights Through Friday
Considerable cloudiness continues tonight into Friday with a 50 percent chance of rain late Friday. Temperatures show little change, offering modest warmth and cooler nights ahead.
Area Weather Drops 50-50 Rain Chance Friday
The Southland faces a fifty percent likelihood of light showers Friday as a front moves from Northern California toward the central region. Long Beach and Los Angeles area predictions show a 50 percent chance of showers with temperatures expected to hover around the mid 60s to upper 60s over the next few days.
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Johnson OKs Showdown on Filibuster
Washington Senate moves toward a quick first showdown over filibuster rules. Lyndon B. Johnson pushes a motion to table the proposal for new rules and seeks to force a late today or tonight vote amid civil rights debate and calls for tighter debate limits. Johnson hopes to defeat the rule revision but will allow debate for an adequate opportunity before the motion.
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Khrushchev's Secretary Said to Kill Self
Berlin tabloid Nacht-Depesche reports Khrushchev's secretary Alexander Y. Usay, 39, died by suicide by poison. Unidentified Communist Party sources quoted as saying Usoy feared a plot to overthrow Khrushchev at the upcoming Soviet Congress and that Khrushchev might suspect him of involvement.
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Small Points Block Airline Pilots Pact
Washington API reports a pilots strike against American Airlines enters its 20th day with major issues unresolved while small points sustain deadlock. National Mediation Board supervisor Levereth Edwards warns talks may collapse if minor points persist.
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