France Holds Second AtomE Test Amid Gaullist Stance
Paris reports France conducted its second nuclear test as Khrushchev presses for more explosions. De Gaulle rebuffs the Soviet leader while insisting France be recognized as an equal in world councils. Khrushchev leaves for Moscow Sunday after talks outside Paris.
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France
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Western Sahara
Charles de Gaulle
Khrushchev
Moscow
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de Gaulle
West Germany
Soviet Union
Auburn Strike Shuts 1300 at Alco Plants
Workers at Alco Products Inc walked off after union negotiators failed to reach a new contract. Locals 3482 and 2440 urged 1,300 employees to stay home as wage differences stalled talks. Dunkirk and Schenectady plants remained in operation as day to day negotiations continued with no immediate outage anticipated.
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UPI
Alco Products, Inc
United Steelworkers of America
Bert Danquet
Dunkirk
Schenectady
Pdunkirk
Fire Claims Six Lives In Norfolk Home Fire
Two mothers and four young daughters died in a Norfolk fire believed to have started by a television left on all night. One son escaped to alert a neighbor and the fire department, while the families of two Navy brothers housed in the Lynnhaven area were affected.
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Norfolk
UPI
Joseph C. Bohlander
Linda
Kim
Daniel. Bohlander
Lisa
Starr
David Bohlander
Lynnhaven
Little Rock High Schools Readmitted to Accrediting Group
Little Rock high schools were restored to membership in the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools after a one year withdrawal over racial integration at Central High. The decision was announced at the association’s annual meeting closing session, reaffirming accreditation for 19 states.
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Chicagg
Little Rock
North Central Assn. of Colleges
Association
Central
Accrediting
Rockefeller's State Legislature Session Highlighted by Economic Pushes
Governor Rockefeller touted a productive session with cashed bills funding New York City aid, a path to an atomic industry, and a minimum wage measure. He argued the legislature advanced anti discrimination, fall out protections, and school district plans while seeking tax changes and new business supports.
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New York City
Rockefeller
Democratic Hour
Joseph Zarevii
Assen Liheman
Anthony Travia
Za Letzich
Travia
Sinlolim Wilson
Jeredit
Double False Alarm At Lincoln Bank Building
Lincoln police traced a burglar alarm to the First National Bank building in downtown Lincoln but found no burglars or bank. The bank had vacated the quarters days earlier due to a merger, and police blamed defective wiring for the alarm.
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Tional Bank
Lincoln
First National Bank
Hotel Fuse Interrupts Census Taker Night
In Philadelphia the Sheraton Hotel attempted to help census workers by placing U S census forms in each guest mailbox Thursday night. The hotel then turned on room lights signaling messages to guests, but a fuse blew due to the load.
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Philadelphia
APY
Sheraton Hotel
U.S
Quadros Cuts Cuban Visit Amid Ant-American Remarks Denial
Brazilian presidential candidate Janio Quadros shortened his Cuba trip after denying anti-American remarks reported by a pro Castro newspaper. He had planned to stay in Cuba through Monday, but progovernment papers omitted further coverage of his remarks.
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API
Janio Quadros
Fidel Castro
Quadros Origimelio
Cuba
Quadros
Brazil
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