Gaullists Eye Rising Threat of Rebellion
In Paris and Algiers a right wing rebellion against De Gaulle's moderate policies gains momentum. De Gaulle planned a fireside broadcast to warn extremists as Algeria's All Algerian Committee of Public Safety delays sessions on revolt plans, amid internal dissension and reports on Jacques Soustelle's Paris visit.
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Couple reunites at bedside after son's eye injury
Donald Rose Sr and Virginia Rose, once divorced, wed at Glendale Memorial Hospital beside their injured son Donny whose left eye had been damaged by pottery shard. The boy’s operation saved sight and prompted the ceremony led by Dr L W Faulstick with Mrs Rose’s pastor. Donny’s sister watched as vows were read.
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Senate Leaders See Approval of House Defense Bill
Two Senate leaders said they expect approval of the House passed defense bill, reflecting a chance to grant broader executive powers to the President. Sen. Richard B. Russell and Sen. Styles Bridges indicated bipartisan compromise, despite Eisenhower urging three changes to speed reforms. House Democrats blocked several administration backed amendments, with Rep. Cliff Clevenger voting no.
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Fireworks Blows Off Boy's Hand in Classroom
A 15 year old New York high school student, Angelo Rosselli, lost his left hand Thursday when a giant firecracker he was making exploded in a classroom. He attempted to convert 30 firecrackers into a super firecracker for the Fourth of July and was described as an outstanding student. The blast damaged the room but 30 other students were unharmed. A weapon seller, Andrew di Simone, 40, of the Bronx, was arrested on charges of possession and sale of fireworks. He allegedly sold the firecrackers involved. Rosselli’s condition was listed as critical. A plea arrangement for another case reduced potential punishment for a separate shooting.
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AF Colonel on Bulldozer Fatally Crushes Aide
An air force base incident at Fairchild Air Force Base in Spokane left an aide dead after a 24 ton bulldozer rolled over him during ground breaking ceremonies. Pi-Lt Thomas Vrana, 23, was taking pictures when the accident occurred shortly before midnight. He died in hospital a short time later.
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British Confine All Cypriots to Homes
In Nicosia British authorities imposed a 100 percent curfew and barred all movement to halt Greek Turkish clashes. Eleven people have died since Saturday as Greek Cypriots demand union with Greece and Turkish Cypriots seek partition. British troops and paratroopers arrived to bolster forces in a tense island facing possible civil war.
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Liner United States Delayed by Engineer Strike
A strike by 48 engineers delayed the liner United States for eight hours on Thursday in New York Harbor. The stoppage halted departure plans and disrupted passenger service while dockside workers awaited resolution from union leaders.
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Americans Buy 130 Polish Cars at Poznan Fair
American buyers caused a great sensation at the Poznan Fair by purchasing 180 cars as Warsaw newspapers and officials discuss the program. The buyers were not identified, and reports hint at broad support and the potential impact on Soviet Pobieda plans, with comments from Russell about sympathy for Lees weather objections.
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