Violence Erupts As De Gaulle Tours Djibouti City
French police use tear gas on a shouting independence mob in Djibouti as President De Gaulle visits. Troops in steel helmets deployed, clashes injure at least 12 including eight police, and a youth dies amid disputed causes. Local African factions demand immediate independence.
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Federal case opened over pants walkout at Oregon plant
Miss Pat Morris was suspended for tight clothes prompting 315 workers at International Paper Co. plywood plant in Gardiner Oregon to walk out. The company filed suit in U.S. District Court in Portland seeking 12786 dollars in damages plus daily 4262.30 for the strike, alleging breach of contract and improper grievance procedures.
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Scott's Widow Dies in Evanston Memorials set for today
Wilmette AP reports Mrs. Walter Dill Scott 95 widow of Northwestern University president died Tuesday night in a nursing home. Memorial services are scheduled in Evanston today.
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Youths With Free Time Spark Delinquent Headlines
youths with too much leisure time may end up in trouble and draw newspaper coverage of their delinquent behavior.
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