Solons Grant De Gaulle Expanded Power For Six Months
Paris AP dispatch reports the French National Assembly voted 322 to 232 to grant Gen Charles De Gaulle power to govern by decree for six months. The measure limits civil liberties and labor and social security. De Gaulle aims to proceed quickly with Algeria policy and restore government control as insurgent leaders and colonists challenge Premier Primlin.
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Roem
110 MPH Chase Triggers 4 Car Crash in Long Beach
A 16-year-old driver led police at 110 mph through Long Beach Sunday night, ignored shots, and caused a four-car fiery crash near Jakounnd a cra rr year. He and two teens attempted to flee. the driver was later arrested at home. The car had been stolen four weeks earlier from Parkwood Chevrolet at Hardwick Street and Lakewood Boulevard.
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Eisenhower Urges Youth Crusade for World Peace
President Eisenhower, in a Mount St. Marys College commencement speech, urged American youth to wage a crusade for world peace and justice at home and abroad. He spoke on free governments vs despotic communism, citing opportunities in racial relations, education, slum clearance, and living standards, and noted efforts extend to underdeveloped nations. The address followed an honorary degree and marked Mount St. Marys 150th anniversary.
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Eisenhower
Mount St. Mary's College
Gettysburg
Mount St. Mary's
Grove Man Shot as Pat Robs Store
Culver City police report a $6,000 robbery at US Foods Market on Washington Boulevard. A bakery driver, Buddy J. Carroll, was wounded in both legs by a bullet that ricocheted from a freezer after bandits, possibly with accomplices, forced entry and tied employees. Two co-owners opened floor safes. four other workers were restrained.
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Marty Ave
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Rockaway
Ellis Rhodes
Soft Drink Company
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Richard Fitzharris
Lomina Ave
Long Beach
Larry Weiner
Isadore Taub
Death Toll 370 Sets New Record Across Holiday Traffic
Nationwide memorial day period saw 370 traffic fatalities, a new record for the three day holiday. Including drownings and misc. accidents, total deaths reached 585 with California leading at 383 traffic deaths and 12 drownings. Southern California contributed half of the state total.
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Associated Press
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Ed Robinson Jr. Tumbles 35 Feet From Balcony
Edward G. Robinson Jr., 25, son of the Hollywood star, fell 35 feet from a balcony while fishing at his Malibu Beach home Sunday night. Deputies reported he was taken to Cedars of Lebanon Hospital with numerous cuts and possible fractures. Doctors at Malibu Emergency Hospital spent about 40 minutes removing sand from his eyes during a preliminary stop.
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Navy Spots Russ Ships Off Canada Coast
The State Department told Moscow the U S Navy is closely watching ship ping in approaches to the United States after a Soviet protest over U S aircraft buzzing trawlers near Grand Banks southeast of Nova Scotia The Russians allegedly keep a dozen vessels with radar and other gear trading positions about 100 miles off Canada s east coast amid suspicious activity and possible non fishing purposes.
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Eisenhower and Dulles plan for France relations
President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles are shaping a plan to establish friendly intimate relations with the new French government under De Gaulle. The note appears in a broader page guide listing various sections including editorial, sports, and other features.
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France
Variable clouds and sun with mild Tuesday weather
The forecast calls for variable cloudiness on Tuesday with periods of mostly sunny skies by late morning and into the afternoon. Temperatures remain steady with a high near 72 degrees.
California Governor Race Preview Split Between Camps
Rival camps dispute Knowland Brown strength as California voters prepare for the primary ballot. Officials expect turnout around 65 percent with cross filing allowing a double victory to count as election. Democrats lead Republicans 7 to 5 in registration and new signups favor Democrats. Brown could outpoll Knowland by up to 500,000 amid forecasts of heavy Democratic turnout.
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California
William F. Knowland
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Knowland
Paul Ziffren
Los Angeles
Station Attendant Shot During $52,000 Robbery
A service station attendant, Donald Worthington 27 of La Puente, was shot in the leg today while resisting a bandit who fled with about 520,000 in cash and checks. Worthington treated atPie Emergency Hospital then moved to Queen of Angels Hospital.
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Queen of Angels
WAL Pilots Strike Ends. Flights to Resume June 10
The 100 day WAL pilot strike is over. One hundred three pilots who walked out in February return to training before WAL resumes scheduled service on June 2. The company says 11 days are needed to restore the full pattern across its 9153 mile system serving 47 cities in 13 western states Canada and Mexico. A back to work pact with arbitration terms was reached early Sunday under the National Railway Act. Both sides agreed to arbitration a week earlier but signed after back to work details were settled.
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Assa
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Mexico
House Votes 10 Percent Federal Pay Boost
The House unanimously approved a retroactive ten percent pay raise for about a million classified federal employees at an estimated annual cost of 542 million dollars. The measure, sent back to the Senate, matches a recent hike for 530,000 postal workers and applies to foreign service, Veterans Administration, and select legislative and judicial staff with retroactivity to January.
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D-Tenn
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R-Va
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