De Gaulle and Macmillan Agree on Close Free World Cooperation
Paris reports French Premier Charles De Gaulle and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan have reached an understanding for close cooperation in promoting a free world. The leaders pledged to coordinate policies and support joint actions against threats to democratic nations.
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Macmillan
de Gaulle
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Free World
Algeria
Pe Gayle
Lebanon
Guerin
Middle East
Phantom cashier sparks wild market chase in Sacramento
A woman attempting to cash a fake check fled after being chased by Sheriff’s Captain Guerin through a grocery, ending with the suspect dropping the phony document and evading capture. In other news, De Gaulle and MacMillan held talks revealing gaps on atomic power and a 17 nation trade zone.
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Sacramento
Harold Guer
Guerit
United States
France
de Gaulle
Macmillan
Plane Kills Woman in Ranch Yard near Tucson
A small private plane crashed into the front yard of a ranch home near Tucson as children played, killing Lois Ann Jones 26 of Casa Grande. Three occupants, Isaac Watson Stephenson 25 Palmer Worthman 24 Louis Brien 35, all of Ft Huachuca, survived uninjured. The pilot Stephenson reportedly lost power during takeoff from a nearby strip.
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Tucson
Lois Ann Jones
Casa Grande
Isaac Watson Stephenson
Palmer Worthman
C. Louis Brien
Ft. Huachuca
Stephenson
Rockefeller to Run for Governor New York
Nelson Rockefeller announced he would welcome the opportunity to run for governor of New York on the Republican ticket He cited a deep conviction that a new approach to governance is needed in the state If nominated by the Republicans he would face Democratic Gov Averell Harriman who himself rose to office after a similar prior bid Rockefeller and Harriman share wealth from inheritance and high national posts neither having run for elective office before
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New York
UPI
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Averell Harriman
New York State
Leonard M. Hall
Harriman
Novelist Chamales Jailed In Beating Case
New York police say novelist Thomas Chamales is charged with simple assault by his wife singer Helen O Connell after a Sunday fight in their Manhattan apartment. O Connell testified Chamales beat her and knocked her down, raising fears for their two month old daughter. He was ordered committed for psychiatric observation at Bellevue Hospital.
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New York
Thomas Chamales
Bellevue Hospital
Joseph Martinis
Chamales
Helen O'Connell
Yale to install 60 million volt electron accelerator
Yale University announced in New Haven that it will install a 60 million volt electron linear accelerator built by Applied Radiation Corp of Walnut Creek California. The project signals a major advance in university physics research and is slated for construction at Yale facilities.
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Yale Accelerator
New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Applied Radiation Corp
Walnut Creek
Calif
Wind Strikes Makota North Dakota Ripping Roof
Strong winds swept Makota North Dakota early today tearing an outbuilding roof and shifting a swinging door. No injuries reported as residents assess damage after the storm.
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Parshall
N. D
Makota
William Ouradnikern
North Dakota
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