De Gaulle's First Year as France's President Examined
In this week's Post a frank report analyzes Charles de Gaulle's first year as president, his fight to end the Algerian War, and the impact on his support base including disillusioned followers turning to the Communists. It explores his leadership style, rivals, advisers, and the loneliness of guiding a nation with few alternatives.
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Ingemar Johansson Faces Patterson in Big Fight Looming
European boxing hope Ingemar Johansson prepares to challenge Floyd Patterson next week. The interview covers Johansson's chances, a past knockdown, Olympic disqualification for tattooing, and his views on Patterson.
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Is 65 Too Young to Retire
A veteran professor who retired to pursue pharmaceutical research finds a case of urec angcin while another retiree starts a new venture, earning a fortune. Readers explore how those over 65 cope with retirement blues, homecare concerns, and a broad magazine lineup featuring stories, serials, cartoons, and photos. Virgil T. Blossom’s "The Untold Story of Little Rock" is highlighted as part of a week’s feature.
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Teen shoots man in self defense after jealousy dispute
A 13 year old student at First Lutheran School on Lindin Ave told police he shot a man named Kruse who had been harassing his mother. The incident followed a roof alert and a back door knock after Kruse refused to leave the furnishings. Police recovered two coffee urns a telephon e and a coffee table on the porch.
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Mass Killer Starkweather seeks Supreme Court review
Washington PA attorney James J Laughlin says he will file a petition with the full Supreme Court Wednesday in the case of Charles Starkweather the Nebraska slayer of 11. Starkweather has been sentenced to death in Nebraska and a stay of execution was obtained from Supreme Court Justice Charles Evans Whitaker last Wednesday.
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Range Fires Sweep Arizona Utah Line
Bureau of Land Management crews and others battled range fires along the Arizona strip about 15 to 30 miles south of St. George Utah. District Clerk Martha Chastain said five fires were reported and three were of major proportions. Size could not be estimated.
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Goleta Man Drowns In Boat Overturn at Lake Cachuma
GOLETA UP I Louis L. Morrissette 46 of Goleta drowned Monday when a small motorboat used for fishing with no friends overturned in Lake Cachuma north of here. Rescued were Charles Wall 44 and Tony Hernandez 32 both of Santa Barbara.
Television's Superman Kills Self
The actor famed for playing Superman killed himself at his Benedict Canyon home. Once set to appear today in San Diego with Archie Moore, he had pursued boxing and wrestling ventures amid the fame from scores of Superman films.
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Solaris Kill Mexico Border Ban for Youths
Sacramento dispatch notes veteran actor Reeves with 27 year career including Gone With the Wind. He references his film work while describing a proposed bill to jail youths for habitual border crossing from California to Mexico, amid Assembly Judiciary Committee testimony. The exchange features Sen Nelson Dilworth and a quoted line about producers and an image.
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Berserk man ends siege after surrender near Cox
A distressed man, Adkins, halted a tense standoff by surrendering after demanding a face off with Cox in a Western style shootout. He had threatened to ride if police attempted a rush and claimed parental discipline failed. His half-sister emerged unharmed as officers secured the scene.
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Truck Driver Killed in Culver City Crash
Culver City man Edward Dodwell II, 44, of Venice died when his pickup veered off the road and struck a power pole. The crash cut lights at several factories and disabled traffic signals for about five hours.
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Nixon to Address Young GOP Parley in Denver
Richard Nixon will address the National Young Republicans in Denver at a dinner meeting Friday night. The event marks his role as GOP presidential nominee and possible future cabinet prospects for 1960.
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