France cuts budget and cancels atom tests in austerity move
France trims its budget by 1.25 billion dollars to steady the franc and postpones its atomic and hydrogen bomb tests in the Pacific. Premier Maurice Couve de Murville announced a tighter austerity plan to contain the deficit and hold prices, amid skeptical reactions from Socialist and Communist deputies. The franc rose modestly in European markets as gold fell, and Charles de Gaulle faced opposition over its strategic implications.
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Marines and Vietnamese clash inside DMZ near Con Thien
U S Marines and South Vietnamese troops engage Communist forces on two fronts inside the DMZ as heavy fighting continues near Con Thien. A reconnaissance patrol triggered the clash and both sides report casualties and captures while allies seek reinforcements and air support.
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Vandals Damage Golf Carts at Villa Monterey Club
Police report vandals caused over $1,000 in damage to eleven electrically powered golf carts at Villa Monterey Country Club. Intruders accessed the fenced enclosure with a key, moved carts into the open, collided them, then returned them and locked the gate. Incident occurred between 3 and 4 a.m.
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Nasser Faces Political Crisis Amid Student Riots
Egyptian jets and helicopters conducted dawn patrols over Cairo as Nasser faced a deepening political crisis amid six days of antigovernment student protests. In Alexandria mobs burned buses and streetcars while leaders were arrested. four dead and many injured reported as demonstrators chanted anti Nasser slogans linked to the Muslim Brotherhood.
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Stereo and go cart stolen in Scottsdale area
Police report two thefts from Sunday night to Monday morning. Henry Homes’ car at 70013 had a $160 stereo pried from a vent window between 4 30 p m Sunday and 8 a m Monday. Dallas J Duhamell’s go cart was taken from 7532 EB Roosevelt Drive between 10 15 p m Sunday and 8 a m Monday. he heard a sound like a load dropped into a truck bed.
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Camelback Jaycees Sponsor Scottsdale Christmas Contest
The Camelback Jaycees announce a Christmas lighting and decorating contest for Scottsdale businesses and residents. Judging will occur December 16 and 17 with separate categories for business and home entries. Interested entrants should contact Box 516, Scottsdale, for details.
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Obituaries for Catherine Hunter and Peter Robare
Catherine Hunter 80 died Monday at Doctors Hospital after owning three Chicago beauty salons. Survived by son John D. of Houston and two grandchildren. Rosary 8 p.m. today at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Scottsdale. Mass 11 a.m. Wednesday. Entombment in Phoenix St. Francis Mausoleum. Peter Robare 81 died Sunday in a Phoenix hospital. Survived by son Merton and daughter Mrs. Marion McCabe. Rosary 7 p.m. today at Messinger Mortuary. Mass 10 a.m. Wednesday at St. Daniel the Prophet. Burial in St. Francis Cemetery.
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Market shows mixed gains as Dow inches higher
At 2 p.m. EST Dow Jones industrials rose 7.58 to 978.93, with rails up 1.39 and utilities up 0.57. The broad list totaled 350.22, as sales reached about 11.88 million shares, reflecting activity across Alcoa American Can and DuPont among others.
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Thanksgiving kidnaping ends with reunion on return
Brenda Ann Maquar was found safe after a five day cross country ride with a kidnapper ending in a car crash near Topock Arizona. Her parents welcomed her at New Orleans airport as more than 100 well wishers phoned to offer support and relief.
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