France reels as EDC fate hinges on Assembly vote
Parliament faces a crucial ratification debate on the European Defense Community treaty after the Union Assembly rejected the plan 100 to 65. Mendes-France warned of cabinet splits as anti EDC ministers resign and President Coty returns from vacation to preside over cabinet talks.
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Paris
Assembly of the French Union
France
Union Assembly
EDC
National Assembly
Mendes-France
Rene Coty Harying
Bagnoles de l'Orne
Coty
Mendes- France
Charles de Gaulle
Brussels
de Gaullists
Maurice Bourges
Maunoury
Industry and Commerce
Emile Hughes
Justice
Guy la Chambre
Associated States
Indochina
Guerin de Beaumont
Italy
Fee Proposed By Probe For Police Help In Crime
The Cuyahoga County Grand Jury urged Cleveland suburbs to pay an annual retainer to the Cleveland Police Department for major crime aid. It noted suburbs use the bureau at no cost to them but at Cleveland's expense, and suggested Bay Village contribute about $20,000 plus a fixed per case fee.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Samuel Sheppard
Cleveland Police Scientific Bureau
Sheppard
Bay Village
Industrialist Louis Wolfson seeks control of Montgomery Ward
New York reports Louis E Wolfson disclosed he and his Florida holdings now own the largest block of Montgomery Ward shares and plan to unseat Sewell Avery as chairman. Wolfson signaled a proxy fight to replace the conservative Ward leadership, promising a dignified approach. Avery declined immediate comment in Chicago.
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New York
Florida
Louis E. Wolfson
Sewell L. Avery
Montgomery Ward & Co
Wolfson
Montgomery Ward
Avery
Chicago
Veterans Rise by Three Million Since 50 War
VA statistics released show more than 3 million servicemen entered civilian life since the Korean War began. By July 31 the summary counts 2,962,000 discharged since June 27, 1950, with total former service men around 20,950,000.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Anchor Theft Reported at Long Beach Yard
The Alaska Pipe and Salvage Co. reported the theft of 40 anchors, each weighing 40 pounds and valued at 20 dollars, from its storage yard. Police were notified yesterday.
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Long Beach
Alaska Pipe and Salvage Co
Man killed in collision in Columbus
A Columbus man Merrill McMannus aged 58 was killed and his wife Gladys 59 seriously injured when a car skidded on a wet street last night. The woman suffered a possible pelvic fracture and internal injuries. The driver of the car was not held.
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Columbus
Merrill McMannus
Gladys
Assembly Studies Evangelism in World Council Meeting
In Evanston Illinois delegates of the World Council of Churches discuss the vast task of spreading the Gospel to billions of non Christians. The report suggests targeting workers in Asia and other Communist areas and using mass media including films radio television newspapers books to expand Christian outreach. Writers of popular copy to aid evangelism are urged to play larger roles.
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Evanston, Ill
Assembly of the World Council of Churches
Committee On Evangelism
Asia
Brazil names Eugenio Gudin as finance minister in crisis
Eugenio Gudin, 68, sworn in as Brazil's finance minister to tackle a severe foreign exchange shortage and rising inflation. He pledges to stabilize prices and curb state spending while facing a $80 million loan due to the U S Federal Reserve and a $200 million debt to the Export Bank. He succeeds Oswaldo Aranha after Vargas's resignation.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Eugenio Gudin
Brazilian Institute of Economics
Gudin
Joao Cafe Filho
Oswaldo Aranha
Getulio Vargas
Vargas
Brazil-United States Institute
Bretton Woods
U. S. Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury
Exper Bank
Car Thief Also Has Good Credit
A stolen car has been used nationwide with little concern for fuel costs. John L. Whelpley reports gasoline bills from 15 states and a stolen credit card with three blank checks. The vehicle was reported stolen July 28 from Emile P. Marquis of Webster. The forged checks purchased shoes hotel lodging and liquor.
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Marlboro
Mass
John L. Whelpley
Emile P. Marquis
Webster
Framingham
Crimes And Raid Report From Ohio And Quemoy
In Galion Ohio a knife and gun attack on a mother and child prompted deputies to pursue a blond youth believed 18 or 19. Neighbors searched the area as reports described a break in. In Tokyo Communist China announced a small raid on Quemoy near Formosa with 11 Nationalist soldiers killed and one captured. US officials called it a skirmish amid broader threats to Formosa.
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Galion
Ohio
E. F. Jacobs
Wilbur W. Knipp
Linda
Tokyo
Communist
China Today
Quemoy
Formosa
Talpeh
U.S
Washington
Uemoy
Formosa Strait
7Th Fleet
Peiping
Chiang Kai-shek
Tachens
Manila
Southeast Asia
Reda
United States
Testimony on Hungarian Red Rule Draws New Witnesses
Cleveland reports show eight more witnesses appeared before a House subcommittee to recount wartime and postwar Hungary under Soviet influence. Dr. Gera Teleki, University of Virginia professor, testified on Soviet plans to control education and alleged purges of Budapest’s medical faculty.
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Cleveland
House
Hungary
Alvin M. Bentley
R-Mich
Subcommittee
Michael A. Feighan
Cleveland Democrat
Gera Teleki
Teleki
University of Virginia
Moscow
Molotov
University of
Budapest
Wooden Lee Delays Berry Picker Trapped by Leg
Gravenhurst Ontario residents search for Bert McConnell a 60 year old man who was separated from a friend while blueberry picking near town. He said his wooden leg kept coming off delaying his return and police were not called as he knew the woods well. He was found yesterday at a farmhouse with his berries intact.
Ohio Narcotics Centers Targeted by Probe
Cincinnati Cleveland and Dayton are the state’s worst narcotic spots, said Alvin I. Krenzler director of the Ohio Narcotics Investigation Committee. He proposed harsher penalties to the Legislature after the probe.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Dayton
Ohio Narcotics Investigation Committee
Alvin I. Krenzler
Cowpokes in Arms Over Legislation On Small Shots
In Baltimore Maryland cowpunchers protest a new federal law banning shipping fireworks into the state. Charles Mathias, assistant attorney general, explains caps explode as fireworks while pistols do not, calling the ruling a close shave.
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Baltimore
Washington
Maryland
Charles Mathias
Mathias
Rules Change Proposed for Probes in Senate Censure Fight
Washington action on probes may arise when Senate returns this fall to vote on censuring Senator McCarthy. Mundt proposes funding the McCarthy led Government Operations Committee with 24 605 67 dollars for Army controversy inquiries, while Hayden seeks rules requiring prior committee approval and written notice to the vice president before starting new investigations.
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Washington
Senate
McCarthy
R-Wis
White House
Mundt
R-Sd
Government Operations Committee
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Hayden
D-Ariz
Strikes Rise in July but Fall Below Normal Levels
The Labor Department reports 575 strikes active in July, with 375 new work stoppages and 200 carried over from June, when total strikes were 550. The figures indicate an upward trend but remain below typical levels for the period.
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Washington OP
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
B 25 Crashes in Napa County Killing Airmen
A twin engine B25 from Mather Air Force Base crashed into a mountain in rugged northern Napa County during a routine training flight. The five crew members were killed and their bodies were found last night. Cause of the crash is under investigation.
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Sacramento
Calif
Napa County
Mather Air Force Base
Detroit curbs rowdyism with tough policy shift
Detroit authorities report a 25 percent drop in juvenile trouble after a month of a get tough approach. Courts push for jail terms, teen offenders are penalized, and adult groups aid civic authorities as gang clashes and vandalism recede from earlier alarming levels.
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Police Youth Bureau
Motor City
Air Base Terrorists Uncovered at Lockbourne
Questioning of three airmen for links to the secret terror group "Pachuco" continued at Lockbourne Air Force Base after stockade charges of AWOL. Gen. Whe lens ordered stockade screening amid a broader probe following Chanute Air Force Base exposure of over 100 members. The group is sometimes marked by a cross with halo tattoo. The general said no base trouble, calling the move precautionary.
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Columbus
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Air Force
Hewitt T. Whelens
Temperatures Drop and Heat Lingers Across the Nation
A split national picture shows cool air from the north pushing into the Great Lakes and Northeast while the South remains hot with readings near the 90s. 42 degrees in Grand Marais and 41 or 42 near Pellaton contrast with 101 at Fort Worth and Montgomery as Atlantic coast regions stay mild.
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Michigan
Grand Marais
Lo Te Superior
Pellaton
Lower Peninsula
Atlanta
Great Lakes
Great Plains
Italan
Pacific Coast
Plateau
Rockies
California
Florida
Alabama
Fort Worth
Texas
Russell
Kan
Montgomery
Ala
Eisenhower Heads to Pine Colorado for Fishing Trip
President Eisenhower plans an early start on a mile drive to Pine Colorado southwest of Denver. He will fish the South Platte River fork near the Rocky Mountain ranch of friend Ba F Swan.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Catey
Pine
Colo
Rocky Mountain
Ba F. Swan
Five Day Forecast Temperatures and Rain Expected
The period Saturday through Wednesday calls for near normal highs around 79 to 83 and lows near 58 to 60. Temperatures rise over the weekend, drop to cooler levels late Sunday and Monday, then warm again Tuesday or Wednesday. Rainfall from local thunderstorms is possible, totaling three quarters to one and a half inches.
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Wedy
Ike Attacked By Senator for Pay Veto
Senator Olin Johnston of South Carolina attacked President Eisenhower for vetoing a five percent pay raise for federal workers. At a National Federation of Post Office Clerks convention Assistant Postmaster General Eugene Lyons defended the veto, arguing postal workers deserve fair wages but users of the mails should bear the costs.
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Cincinnati
Sen
Olin Johnston
South Carolina
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Eisenhower
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Eugene J. Lyons
Johnston
Congress
Lyons
Former WACs Lose Shape Since War
Former WACs at the eighth annual WAC Veterans Convention report physical changes since World War II as they discuss strength gains and recall wartime uniforms. Capt. Violette Powers Duffie of Silver Spring, Md., chairs the event and laments not fitting into her old uniform, noting enduring pride and humor among the group.
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Washington
Uncle Sar
WAC
Violette Powers Duffie
Silver Spring
MD4
Three Soldiers Identified After Drowning at Air Base
FAIRBANKS Alaska The Army today identified three soldiers who drowned last Friday when a military tracked vehicle plunged into a flooded gravel pit at Fielson Air Force Base They are Cpl Russell F Collins Georgetown Ohio Pvt Domenick G Lisio 21 Richmond Hill N Y and Samuel Dauzart 20 of Alexandria LA
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Army
Fielson Air Force Base
Cpl
Russell F. Collins
Georgetown
Ohio
Domenick G. Lisio
Richmond Hill
Samuel Dauzart
Alexandria
Ohio Deaths Investigated in Canton home
A 64-year-old widow and a widower found dead in Canton home. Coroner rules the man shot himself pending autopsy to determine the woman’s cause. Woman’s birthday noted with a handmade card and handkerchief. bruises and fingernail marks seen. Bruce Walker aged 53 found dead upstairs with a bullet wound to the temple. Neighbors say both had been despondent since the wife’s death and were staying with Mrs. Groner to lift spirits.
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Canton
E. B. Moves
Mertie Ann Groner
Bruce Walker
Morey
Walker
Storeroom Floor Collapses in Akron Building
A downtown Akron storeroom floor collapsed sending storekeepers customers and residents fleeing onto West Market Street. The Alexander Ridge building housed about 20 residents on the second floor with a restaurant a mirror shop and a cleaning store on the first floor. No injuries were reported.
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Akron
Ohio
West Market St
Alexander Ridge
Hunger strike wife demands fee refund in Akron
A 28 year old Akron housewife began a hunger strike in the police station lobby over a $124 fee paid to a lawyer by her husband for divorce proceedings. She refuses meals, insisting the money be returned and only George Mortimer and she may be present. The couple’s status and the lawyer’s action remain under police review and Akron Bar Association guidance.
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Akron
Ohio
Alice Mortimer
George Mortimer
George
Mortimer
Akron Bar Association
Am Agsociation
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