De Gaulle Seeks End to Chaos Amid Algerian Crisis
Gen Charles de Gaulle held a news conference in Paris saying he would not seize power but could lead France out of chaos. He blamed party strife and Algeria’s revolt, as Paris faced subway stoppages and police guard duties. In Algiers Jacques Soustelle led 50 000 mourners at a war memorial ceremony.
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PARIS
Charles de Gaulle
France
Algeria
de Gaulle
Pflimlin
Jules Moch
Defense Ministry
Information Ministry
Algiers
Jacques Soustelle
Colombe
Les Deux Eglises
Pierre Pflimlin
Ohio Road Plan Rejected Then Approved By Federal Officials
Government accountants report federal officials initially rejected Ohio road plan as too costly. They later endorsed revised Ohio standards after discussions in April 1957, stating the new standards were proper for the inter state system. The cost study by the comptroller general was sent to Senator Albert Gore who chairs the Roads Subcommittee and a meeting was set to decide further action.
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Washington
Ohio
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Bureau of Public Roads
Ohio Department of Highways
Federal Highway Administrator
Gore
Senate Roads Subcommittee
Cardinal Stritch Gripped by Grave Stroke At Vatican
Vatican reports Samuel Cardinal Stritch 70, Archbishop of Chicago, suffered a stroke after recent arm amputation. He had celebrated Mass since surgery, then became unconscious briefly but recovered some consciousness by noon. Doctors say prognosis is reserved for now.
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Vatican City
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Vatican
Chicago
Actor Ronald Coleman Dies Today at Age 67
Santa Barbara California veteran screen star Ronald Coleman died today at age 67. He had been ill with a lung infection a year ago and was treated at Santa Monica. He and his wife Benita Hume had been living on their ranch here.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Ronald Colman
Santa Monica
Benita Hume
Shvernik Named Hero of Socialist Labor on 70th Birthday
Nikolai M. Shvernik, former president of the Soviet Union, was named a hero of Socialist labor in honor of his 70th birthday and for his services to the Communist party and the Soviet people.
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Moscow
Nikolai M. Shvernik
Soviet Union
Socialist Labor
Communist Party
Attorney plans test case on Dr Whiteleather seizure
A Cleveland attorney for Dr P Scott Whiteleather who opposes the federal wheat program says a test case will be made of the seizure of Whiteleather's automobile by federal authorities.
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Cleveland
P. Scott Whiteleather
Weather synopsis West Virginia and Ohio five day forecast
Partly cloudy tonight with a chance of showers in extreme south. Tuesday mostly cloudy and cooler. West Virginia temperatures show low 48 to 55 tonight and high around 7 in an OCR error. Ohio forecast notes normal highs around 71 in the north and 44 to 55 in the south with cooler conditions midweek and showers possible Thursday or Friday.
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West Virginia
Ohio
Albany
Boston
Cleveland
Denver
Fort Worth
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Memphis
Reid
St. Paul
Cape Nh
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Richmond
Washington
WACS Not Wacky Over Sacks
Dayton item quotes Lt. Col. Hattilu W. Addison chief of recruiting for the Women's Army Corps. She says no sacks for WACS and notes uniforms designed by Hattie Carnegie in 1950 will fit. dress blues and taupes exist with greens arriving in two years.
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Dayton
WACS
Hattie Carnegie
Hattilu W. Addison
Women’s Army Corps
Tugs Free Freighter President Hayes After Reef Stranding
Four tugs refloated the passenger freighter President Hayes which had been stuck on a coral reef off the Paracel Islands for a week. The ship carried 71 Americans aboard.
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Hong Kong
President Hayes
Paracel Islands
BPW Elects Maloney as New President
The Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs elected Mrs. Chloe Maloney of Jackson as its new president.
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Columbus
Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Chloe Maloney
Jackson
Lebanon unrest in Tripoli as government regains control
Government forces secured Tripoli after days of bitter fighting between loyalists and Muslim nationalists. At least 60 were killed in the bloodiest clash of Lebanon's internal strife, with higher totals reported for clashes over the weekend.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Tripoli
Rachid Karami
Camille Chamoun
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Venezuela Junta Faces Deepening Political Crisis
In Caracas the ruling junta endures a severe crisis as two civilian members resign without explanation. The remaining military members face pressure to hold nationwide elections amid a threatened general strike. Col. Miguel Ramon de la Rosa says seven Perez Jimenez officials were arrested, including a former deputy chamber vice president and a former senator.
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Fabricio Ojeda
Junta Patriotica
Eugenio Mendoza
Blas Lamberti
Miguel Ramon de la Rosa
Federal
Caracas
Perez Jimenez
Chamber of Deputies
Said de la Rosa
U.S
Nixon
World’s Fair Visitors Die in Airliner Crash
A Belgian Sabena airliner crashed on landing near Casablanca Morocco while returning from the World’s Fair. Sixty five people died in flames and eight children were among the dead. four passengers escaped before the explosion. No Americans were listed on the manifest.
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Casablanca
Morocco
Belgium
Hugh Herbert Dies at 60 Author and Screenwriter
Hollywood mourns the loss of Hugh Herbert a noted author playwright and screenwriter who died Saturday from lung cancer at age 60. He was a prolific figure in early film and theater with a career spanning several decades.
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Hollywood
F. Hugh Herbert
Killer to Hang: Kirkham Faces Utah Gallows June 7
Bar ton Kay Kirkham, 21, a convicted killer, is set for Utah’s first hanging in 46 years if his death sentence isn’t commuted at a June 4 clemency hearing. He admits no clear motive for the 1956 grocery store holdup that killed David Frame and Ruth Webster, blaming a lack of inner rehabilitation and insisting he does not want life.
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Point OF the Mountain
Utah
Barton Kay Kirkham
David Frame
Salt Lake City
Ruth Webster
Kirkham
Frame
UF Students Stage Riot on Gainesville Campus
More than 1000 University of Florida students rioted for five hours on Saturday night. Police arrested 25, including three charged with aggravated assault. An officer was cut by a bottle, and tear gas dispersed the crowd after enforcement on beer sales to under 21.
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Gainesville
Fla
University of Florida
Senate Inquiry Opens Into Anti U S Riots Abroad
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee begins an inquiry into anti American demonstrations during Vice President Nixon’s South America tour. It will assess if attacks on Nixon and the burning of U S Information Agency libraries in Lebanon reflect a worldwide Communist pattern.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
South America
U. S. Information Agency
Lebanon
Cloud's Mother Dies in Bellefontaine
Ada Belle Cloud aged 76 died Saturday night in a nursing home in Bellefontaine. She was the mother of Ohio House Speaker Roger E. Cloud.
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Cloud
Bellefontaine
Ada Belle Cloud
Ohio
Roger E. Cloud
Twin Epidemics Claim Over Nineteen Thousand Lives
In East Pakistan Dacca authorities report 19,161 deaths from four months of dual smallpox and cholera outbreaks. The toll underscores the severity of the health crises affecting the region and strains on medical services.
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Dacca
East Pakistan
Ohio Highway Deaths Toll From Weekend Crashs
The Associated Press reports five of 12 people killed on Ohio highways this weekend in a Middletown crash where one car turned into another and flames erupted. Two other victims died in Sandusky bicycle incidents. An Adams County Greyhound bus collision killed the car driver. two more were injured. Other fatalities included an accidental shooting a fall from a building a apartment fire and a drowning.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Middletown
Greyhound
Ohio 125
Portsmouth
Cincinnati
Eighteen Globemaster Transports Arrive in Europe
Eighteen large U. S. Air Force C124 Globemaster transports arrived at undisclosed bases in Germany and France. They were ordered to West Germany and may be used to evacuate Americans from Lebanon or to ferry arms, though no Lebanon orders were issued yet.
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United States
Europe
Middle East
Lebanon
Frankfurt
Germany
U. S. Air Force
France
West Germany
U.S
Air Force
Beeping Sound Traced To Space Age Alarm
In Altadena California residents reported an early Sunday beeping awakening. The sheriff's office received about 100 calls before investigators found a power failure at the Caltech Jet Propulsion Laboratory triggered that facility's space age alarm system.
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Altadena
Calif
Sheriff's Station
Caltech
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Congressional Scoreboard Washington Roll Calls Summary
Ohio members across Senate and House are listed with positions on key votes. Senate actions include a 59 to 26 rejection of an amendment to bar loans for relocating industry and a 49 to 36 passage vote on the area redevelopment bill with Lausche voting against. Confirmation of Gordon MacLean Tiffany as staff director was 67 to 13 with Bricker and Lausche for. House passage of a 2.9 billion foreign aid bill reached 259 to 134 with listed party supporters and opponents and Jenkins not voting.
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Ohio
Congress
Senate
Bush
Bricker
Lausche
Gordon MacLean Tiffany
New Hampshire
Commission On Civil Rights
HOUSE
Ayres
Ashley
Baumhart
Bolton
Dennison
Feighan
Hays
Hess
Kirwan
Schenck
Vanik
Vorys
Betts
Bow
Brown
Eisenhower Talks With GOP Leaders on World Crises
President Eisenhower and Senate Republican Leader William F. Knowland met with GOP leaders to review the world situation including Lebanon France and Algeria. Knowland said no details were released and indicated no plan for congressional action was evident. The briefing was moved up a day due to the President's planned New York economy speech.
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Eisenhower
Lebanon
France
Algeria
Senate
William F. Knowland
California
Knowland
Nixon
Congress
New York
Democrats Propose State Finance Committee in Ohio
Democratic State Chairman William L. Coleman proposes a new Ohio state finance committee to raise funds for the fall campaign. The plan, prepared for the state central committee elected May 6, sets up a panel with two members from each of the 23 districts and meets today at the Deshler Hilton hotel.
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Columbus
William L. Coleman
Coleman
State Central Committee
Ohio
Deshler-Hilton
Jupiter Missile Nose Cone Reenters and Reaches Redstone
Jupiter IRBM test ends with full scale nose cone recovery intact after reentry over Atlantic. Navy crew and frogmen recover the 69 foot Jupiter nose cone and deliver it to Redstone Arsenal Alabama for analysis. Jupiter, mass produced by Chrysler, aimed at 1500 mile range with potential 2200 mile reach.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Army
Missile Test Center
Atlantic
Navy
Redstone Arsenal
Huntsville
Ala
Chrysler Corp
40Th Field Artillery Missile Group
U. S
Robert C. Gildart
40Th Artillery Group
O Neill to Seek Special Ohio Session on Unemploy ment Benefits
Ohio Governor C William O Neill announced in Florida that a special session of the General Assembly will be called after June to extend unemployment compensation to 39 weeks from 26. He cited protecting the state system from federal interference and noted possible costs to employers for the extra 13 weeks. Other topics may be added at the session.
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Bal Harbour
Fla
William O’neill
Ohio General Assembly
O’neill
House
Roger Cloud
Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
Florida
Ohio
Unions OK Contracts For Fight Plants
The United Auto Workers and the International Association of Machinists approved two year contracts for 42 000 workers at Douglas North American and Lockheed plants across Greater Los Angeles and missile facilities in California Arizona Oklahoma and Ohio Eight plants voted The deals include wage bumps from 2 to 11 cents per hour cost of living clauses a automatic 3 percent or 7 cent raise in year two a seventh paid holiday Christmas Eve and improved seniority and transfer rules.
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Los Angeles
Douglas
North American
Lockheed Aircraft
California
Arizona
Oklahoma
Ohio
United Auto Workers
International Association of Machinists
Krenzler Named to Federal Narcotics Advisory Panel
Alvin S. Krenzler former assistant attorney general of Ohio is appointed to the 24 member advisory committee of the Federal Bureau of Narcotics The group will study the narcotics report prepared by the joint committee of the American Bar Association and the American Medical Association
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Krenzler
Washington
Alvin S. Krenzler
Ohio
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
American Bar Association
American Medical Association
Temperance Leader Samuel P. McNaught Dies at 75
Samuel P. McNaught, 75, longtime temperance reformer and former Anti Saloon League head in Indiana Iowa and Ohio, died Saturday. He retired in 1953 after 45 years of temperance work and later led the Temperance League of Ohio.
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Zanesville
Samuel P. McNaught
Anti- Saloon League
Indiana
Iowa
Ohio
Temperance League of
Shower of Bargains Ad Blasts Summer Sale Push
A promotional ad urges readers to list used furniture and items for sale in a country-house market season. It highlights cheap ads as a way to move unwanted goods and attract summer buyers for cottages and cars.
Dial 31242 Call Before 9 for Same Day Ads
A local classified notice urges readers to call 31242 before 9 to place an advertisement for same day insertion. The short item emphasizes immediacy and a single contact number for urgent ad placement.
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