De Gaulle Says Willing to Serve if France Calls
Paris AP reports Charles de Gaulle renounced dictatorship yet offered to lead France from chaos if needed. He argued republic powers must be delegated properly and criticized party divisions while noting Algeria unrest and a possible exceptional investiture process. He pledged to return to his village but remain at the country’s disposal.
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Jupiter Shot Solves Re-Entry Challenge for IRBM
At Cape Canaveral the Jupiter intermediate range missile reportedly achieved a successful re-entry test, with the first full sized warhead nose cone recovered intact after 44 hours at sea. Army scientists will study its instruments at Redstone Arsenal.
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Bandit Gun Fire Claims Robber’s Pal in Denver Shootout
A chaotic Denver shootout left a robber dead and wounded an elderly bystander as a bandit fired toward a victim in a bar. Police said the gunman fled in a car after a warning and a parachute-deployed descent was used in a related test. Meanwhile, a separate domestic incident ended in tragedy as Pena killed his wife after a confrontation, with witnesses recounting his plea and tears. Workers at Long Beach Douglas Aircraft ratified a two year contract with a nine to one margin, while North American Aviation and other plants reported high acceptance rates amid ongoing labor tensions.
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Ronald Colman Dies Victim of Lung Infection
Ronald Colman died at 5am at St Francis Hospital Santa Barbara a day after hospitalization for a lung infection. The British born actor 67 won the 1948 Academy Award for A Double Life and starred in Lost Horizon Random Harvest A Tale of Two Cities and The Late George Apley.
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Cardinal Stritch in Rome Faces Grave Stroke After Amputation
Vatican reports Cardinal Stritch aged Chicago archbishop suffered a stroke. previously dying from arm blood clot, he celebrated Mass after losing his right arm. Colman was a noted English actor, married Benita Hume, with daughter Juliet, and born in Richmond in 1891.
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Trujillo Jr. String Of Gifts Tied To U S Sid Funds
General Rafael Trujillo Jr. defends costly gifts to three Hollywood stars as purchases made with U S foreign aid funds. Article references page locations and related features across multiple sections including politics desks, obituaries, puzzles, and weather.
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Police Jail Armed Pair in Hand to Hand Clash
Los Angeles police captured two bearded gunmen in a hand to hand fight two hours after a theater holdup at 835 West 8th Street. The $1,206 robbery targeted the REO Hillstreet Theater office. A third suspect Earl Beverly Beveryly was arrested nearby on robbery suspicion, with D Latta 28 and Ray Randall 27. Detectives seized a rifle pistol and revolver.
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Refloating of President Hayes After Week Beside Paracels
Four Hong Kong tugs refloated the grounded American passenger freighter President Hayes, perched on a coral reef for a week off the Paracel Islands. The ship carried TL Americans aboard, with crews and salvors securing the vessel and resuming passage.
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Plane Crash Kills 65 at Casablanca
A Belgian Sabena four engine DC6B crashed on approach to Casablanca Cazes Airport while returning for engine repair. The jet struck a building after aborting the landing, exploded in flames, and 65 people died including several children. Four passengers escaped through a hatch and no Americans were listed on the manifest.
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Weather forecast: low clouds fog tonight into Tuesday
Low clouds and fog will linger tonight and early Tuesday with little temperature change. A high near 79 degrees is expected on Tuesday.
Cardinal Suffers Thrombosis After Injection
Doctors reported the Cardinal received a medicine described as fighting blood clots causing a terrible thrombosis and light paralysis on his right side. The facial nerves were not affected and he could speak again. Continued on Page A-7, Col. 4.
Egypt Tenses Over Lebanon Crisis Warning
Egypt's papers highlight a Russian warning to Western powers to stay out of Lebanon. Al Akhbar reports War If America Intervenes with a bold banner while Ahram notes Danger Hovers Over Lebanon as Tass cautions about regional consequences.
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