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General Describes 6-Power London Decisions |

Stirs France's Political Observers

| READY TO STEP IN—With a crisis over the agreements on Germany threatening France's coalition cabinet, Gen, Charles deGaulle has offe to assume the leadership of the

country. DeGaulle criticized the |nist.

six-power German plan as con? taining "gravest risks for France, for: Europe end for peace.” He said he i is "ready" to step in.

STATE DEATHS

AUBION-—-Howard Moss, 65, : | ANDERSON—Shirley Hefti, 1% | ANGOLA—Edward J. Hecht, 68. BENTON. Josiah Brenneman, 83. | BLOOMINGTON—Mrs. : Mary. Cox, 88. BRAZIL—Mrs. Mar; ry loons Kinder, 40. | SIATEOOL~ir Mary W. Whitten T, TA oN Barbara Vestal, 18. - 's Ben ter. DECATUR-_Charles Tors winif 6

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WAYNE-—Jacob R. william B. A a 80; Mrs. rn Walter Nichter,

FRANKFORT—Austin “Orr, 88, retired

| TRANKTON Barnest Nuding. 70, far

SG ART—Steve Mileiks, 54; Mrs, -

t B. (OSHEN Richard Preston Torrance,

Ol smrENTOWN—MrS. Tressie 1 HOWE—M

iss Etts Hamilton Delay, 79. A TON ars, Katherine M. Cummins,

MO EFFERSONVILLE—Roy B. Lushbaugh,

KOKOMO—Mrs. Edward Johnson, B56. LIGONIER—Mrs. Price, 78. MARION—Otis Heck, 1, trSHIGAN CITY—Mrs. Irene “Upban,

eT . Smith, 56 w AKA Mouton, 60;

Mi blacksmith, Rev. Fred Turser 3 Theogore, Fellerhion 13; Charles Orem Abbott, ; M. Martin, 73. . Bardon, 70;

‘Lucille er, 36. MANCHES' Ira M. Miller

i WEBSTER — Victor Lautzsea-

WENSVILLE—Miss Minerva Olark, retired school teacher, oy Fr. Hooker, 54, railroad conctor. - SEYMOUR—Thomas mas J. ker, tired bricklayer; Nor Bo Bracke. myre, infant. SOUTH

Miss Mary A. oh, #9, retired jehool teacher on Tr

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On Western Germany as ‘Catastrophic

Gen. De Gdulle's RPF (rally of the French people party) has increased its votes in all recent byelections, topping even the MRP (popular Republican Party), once second strongest to the Commu-

In all probability the October elections will give the RPF a majority in the important general

Parley at Purdue

Times Stale Service LAFAYETTE, June 18—Thou-

sands of Hoosier farmers are expected to attend the first summer Agricultural conference at Purdue University Aug. 3 to &. Tours of the agricultural ex-

periment station are planned and three general sessions at 10

councils = (department governments).

“problem” meetings are scheduled.

De Gaulle Gains Support There can be no doubt that Gen. De Gaulle is steadily gaining support as France's “last card” against both the Communist threat and the threat of another

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