De Gaulle Dismays Algerians in Algiers uprising
Report from Algiers describes sharp disappointment with Gen. Charles de Gaulle’s new government after mass street protests. Insurgents accuse Paris of returning to party rule, criticizing cabinet picks and the omission of Jacques Soustelle. Algiers public safety committee plans for De Gaulle’s expected arrival.
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De Gaulle the End or Beginning of Crisis
Paris observers assess Charles de Gaulle after a swift accession as France faces a weak constitution, Algeria war, and faltering economy. Analysts cite reform, Algerian policy, and economic recovery as key tests, while fears linger of a Communist rise in a shaky Fourth Republic.
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Sub summit calls proposed by Senator Mansfield
Senator Mansfield of Montana urged a series of sub summit world conferences during Sunday night remarks at Eastern Montana College of Education commencement. He warned the world drifts toward catastrophe and urged timely international dialogue.
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20 Hurt in Row in Braga Portugal
New York CBS report on The Ruble Wars and Russia’s Economic Threat notes injuries among police and demonstrators during a Sunday night protest in Braga Portugal. The news package includes references to a one hour TV and radio report prepared by the CBS News Department.
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Tank Car Blast Devastates Pulaski Town
A massive explosion on an Illinois Central Rail Road freight train in Pulaski, Illinois, leveled about two thirds of the town’s 400 homes, left some 1,000 residents homeless, killed two railroad crewmen and injured several others. National Guardsmen aided cleanup and looting control.
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Dope Diary Leads to Seven Arrests in Culver City
A redheaded beauty operator Celia Jean Heron, 21, was arrested with officers seizing a marijuana diary that names seven young men. The three day roundup ended Sunday with Dennis Leo Feeney, 20, Los Angeles, arrested at the apartment carrying barbiturates from Tijuana. Also booked were Charles Marvin Evans, 19, John Alfred Boland, 20, Leroy William Linnes, 19, John W Trujillo, 25, and Feeney on narcotics charges. Richard James Quinn, 19, and Slean Elliott Peabody, 19, were booked on burglary suspicions.
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Surgeon Drowns Kayak Accident in Durango River
Dr. Donald Burnett, 28, a young resident surgeon at a Denver hospital, drowned Sunday after his kayak capsized on the Las Animas River. He apparently struck his head on a rock.
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LANACANE Skin Cream Promises Relief From Irritating Scars
Jay D Ward of Los Angeles touts LANACANE as a soothing medicated cream that relieves itching and skin eruptions. The ad claims it stops scratching, softens skin, and speeds healing, offering relief from persistent skin troubles.
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