Pilimlin Warns Parliament Of Civil War Threat
Premier Pierre Pilimlin faces a political crisis as the French Mediterranean fleet shows possible allegiance to Algerian insurgents. Navy reports say ships will call at Bone Phil lipeville and Bougie then return to Toulin France while NATO ties are cited. Admiral Aboyneau supported by Gaullists advocates independence and loyalty to commanders. NATO contact with Gen Norstad confirms continued NATO commitment despite tensions.
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Paris
Pierre Pilimlin
Mediterranean
Defense Ministry
Navy
Algeria
Bone
Phillipeville
Bougie
Toulin
France
Adm
Philippe Aboyneau
Algiers
Aboyneau
NATO
Malta
U.S
Lauris Norstad
Norstad
Cornell Fuss Legitimacy Claim Amid Campus Egging Outbreaks
Cornell University students say egg-throwing demonstrations against the administration express legitimate protest. President Deane W. Malott was pelted and his home stoned during two days of disturbances. Four students including a professor’s son were suspended as the dispute centers on party rules and the ban on alcohol at games.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell Student Council
Deane W. Malott
K. Peter Kellogg
Larchmont
New Commander for Navy in Pacific Named
President Eisenhower designated Adm. Harry D. Felt as naval commander in chief in the Pacific upon Adm. Felix B. Stump retirement Aug. 1. Felt, currently vice chief of naval operations, will lead the Pacific fleet as Adm. James S. Russell is nominated to be vice chief in his place.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Harry D. Felt
Pacific
Felix B. Stump
Felt
Naval Operations
James S. Russell
Bureau Manager Dies in Washington
William K. Hutchinson 62 longtime manager of the Washington bureau for International News Service since 1938 died Sunday of a heart attack.
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Washington
William K. Hutchinson
International News Service
Building Castles in the Sand Ad Offer
Parents who called about this ad bought a combined sand box and pool with canopy at a very slow price. The item listed is a metal sand box and pool for youngsters, 34 by 43 inches, priced at 8.00 dollars with a 14.9 percent discount. Dial 31242 to place an ad in the Messenger Classified Ads.
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Messenger
Italy votes as turnout tops new postwar Parliament
Italy completes a two day election with more than 30 million ballots counted and turnout near 90 percent of 32,506,417 registered voters. Five year Chamber of Deputies seats and six year Senate seats are at stake amid a six week campaign among 12 major parties led by Christian Democrats and the Communist Socialist bloc. Two hundred thousand police and soldiers guarded polling sites with few incidents reported
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Rome
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Christian Democrats
Reds
Trial to Start for Accused Nurse Slayer
Hamilton case centers on Shirley Edward Campbell a 21 year old former hospital orderly charged with murder for pushing a student nurse to her death from Mercy Hospital roof after she resisted his advances.
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Hamilton
Shirley Edward Campbell
Hospital
Campbell
Mercy Hospital
Ohio Jaycees Elect Sutton New President
John L. Sutton of Dayton was elected unanimously president of the Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce at the closing session of the 30th annual convention in Cleveland. He had served as first vice president during the past year.
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Cleveland
John L. Sutton
Dayton
Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce
Officials Confer On Troop Move
Diplomatic sources say France will redeploy forces in Tunisia to ease tension. Bourguiba may demand withdrawal of all 22,000 French troops, yet talks focus on concentrating forces near the Bizerte base. Benard returned to Tunis with new Paris instructions and met Bourguiba.
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Paris
Tunisia
Remada
Sakiet Sidi Youssef
Algeria
Habib Bourguiba
Bourguiba
Bizerte
Jean-Pierre Benard
Tunis
Auto labor talks heat up as UAW trials big three
Detroit reports show down week as UAW contracts with Ford Chrysler and General Motors near expiration within seven days. Ford cites possible paths from new contract to operations without one while GM negotiates and Chrysler awaits a Tuesday session.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford Motor Co
John S
Bugas
UAW
Ilegally
Panama Riot Quiet and Deadlocked With President
Rebellious students and President Ernesto de la Guardia Jr. remain deadlocked over school conditions and arrests after last week's riots that left 11 dead. National Guardsmen keep Panama City quiet under modified martial law as student leaders demand the release of detainees and end to the crackdown.
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Panama
Ernesto de la Guardia Jr
Panama City
National Guard
de la Guardia
Coast Guard Rescues Two Teens From Bay After Runabout Capsizes
For the second time in five years the Coast Guard saved two San Francisco youths when their runabout overturned in San Francisco Bay. Five years earlier crews towed their leaky boat to shore and rescued Sam Cuscidieri, then 14, and Frank Bertoni, then 13.
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San Francisco
Coast Guard
San Francisco Bay
Sam Cuscidieri
Frank Bertoni
Goofy Goofs Nests Fly Away At Cincinnati Airport
Life centers on Goofy the Martin bird that builds a nest on airline tail sections at Greater Cincinnati Airport each day at 9 00 am 11 30 am and 1 00 pm only to have the nest blown away. Airline agent Bill Birkley calls the bird loyal and says it repeatedly tries to stake a home on passing jets.
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Cincinnati
Goofy
Martin
Greater Cincinnati
Bill Birkley
Buckeye Lake Ride Derails Injuring Fifteen
A Buckeye Lake amusement park roller coaster derailed on Saturday night injuring 15. The three car train disengaged from its lifting chain and rolled back down a 75 foot incline. Eight were kept overnight and seven released after hospital exams.
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Newark
Buckeye Lake
Licking County
William McElroy
Ohio Highway Patrol
Sheriff's Men
City Hospital
End of Work Stoppage May Be Prolonged
Cleveland business agent Thomas E. McDonald of the Building Trades Council says the 25 day work stoppage in the building trades could be extended. He notes expressions of dissatisfaction regarding a proposed compromise settlement reached last week with help from Mayor Anthony J. Celebrezze.
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Cleveland
Thomas E. McDonald
Building Trades Council
BTC
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Vienna and Prague decline to send observers to hydrogen bomb tests
Won't Send Scientists VIENNA Czechoslovakia today followed the Soviet lead and turned down the U S invitation to send scientific observers to the American hydrogen bomb tests in the Pacific this summer.
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Vienna
Czechoslovakia
U. S
Pacific
Solons Accept Vetg Seek Different Farm Outlook
Senate Agriculture Committee moves to craft a new farm program after Ike vetoed the price support freeze. Chairman Ellender convenes two weeks of hearings with major farm groups as Johnson urges careful veto review. The panel likely avoids an override and weighs options for a revised measure.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate Agriculture Committee
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Ellender
White House
Stritch Makes Slight Gain After Stroke
Rome reports Cardinal Samuel Stritch recovered enough to recognize attendees after a restless night following a stroke that partially paralyzed him and weakened his condition over the weekend. Doctors said the stroke damaged his heart and he briefly used an oxygen tent. The Vatican also said Archbishop Alojzije Stephinac of Zagreb is seriously ill.
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Rome
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Vatican
Alojzije Cardinal
Stephinac
Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Francis Jr. Dies After Tennis Collapse in Washington
William H. Francis Jr., 43, assistant secretary of defense for manpower, collapsed and died Saturday after playing tennis in Washington. He served in the post for the past year and was involved in defense manpower programs.
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Washington
William H. Francis, Jr
Miss Athens Chauncey Comics draws Jaycees to age event
The Racine Glouster Jackson Jaycees sponsor Miss Athens Chauncey Comics at Gallipolis with weekend editions of The Messenger noting sports and market pages. Local teams Logan Nelsonville and HVA are mentioned alongside county events and weekend listings.
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Ohio River
Glouster
Jackson' Jaycees
Chauncey
Gallipolis
National Guard Policing Marks Integrated Graduation at Central High
In Little Rock Arkansas a racially integrated baccalaureate at Central High drew an armed presence with about 120 National Guardsmen and 100 police. Seven Negroes were arrested nearby before the ceremony and a white youth was later arrested for spitting at a Negro visitor. Ernest Green, 16, among 600 seniors, becomes the first Black student to receive a Central High diploma.
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Little Rock
Ark
Central High School
Ernest Green
Central High
Car Rams House as Acceleration Jammed
Richard Condra's car rammed a house in Dallas and shoved the vehicle three feet off the foundation. Condra and 24 year old Charles Foley were injured but not critically. Moses Smith and his family inside the house escaped unharmed. Condra said his 1957 model car had been souped up and the accelerator jammed while he swerved to dodge another vehicle.
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Dallas
Richard Condra
Condra
Charles Foley
Moses Smith
Gaullists Claim New Victories In France Crisis
Paris AP dispatch reports Premier Pierre Pflimlin warning Parliament of a civil war threat as rightists push General Charles de Gaulle to power. Insurgents seize Corsica and spread to Algeria West Africa Tahiti and New Caledonia while Tunisia sees renewed fighting. Pflimlin outlines security steps and calls for unity and strict measures.
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Paris
Pierre Pflimlin
Charles de Gaulle
France
Algeria
Corsica
de Gaulle
French Equatorial
West Africa
New Caledonia
Tahiti
Pacific
Tunisia
Pflimlin
Assembly
Meeting at sea for three unknown war dead aboard Canberra
The USS Canberra carried three unknown American war dead, two from World War II bound for Arlington National Cemetery beside the WWI Unknown Soldier, and one to be buried at sea. Navy hospitalman first class William Richard Charette, Medal of Honor recipient, chose which WWII hero would go to Arlington.
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Canberra
America
Atlantic
Korea
Arlington National Cemetery
Virginia
Cape Henry
William Richard Charette
Navy
Arlington
Ludington
Mich
Virginia Capes
Charette
Pacific
Europe
Tensions Rise After EOKA Kill Two Cypriot Members
In NICOSIA Cyprus 35 000 left wing trade unionists walked out in protest after the murder of two union members by the EOKA underground. EOKA said the men were traitors to the movement to end British rule and unite Cyprus with Greece.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
EOKA
Greece
Across Two States Rails Rocking After Prom Train
A special train carried 812 Arlington Heights High School juniors and seniors on an after the prom party from Chicago to Lake Geneva Wisconsin. The event funded at 10000 dollars aimed to keep teens safe from traffic and included nurses and chaperones. The journey featured dancing in baggage cars dining cars turned to cafes and balloons lining the train.
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Chicago
M—A
Arlington Heights High
George Williams College
Lake Geneva
Wis
Arlington Heights
Officials Hold Barefoot Boy In Columbus
Juvenile authorities in Columbus hold a barefoot boy who says he is Ronald Gregory age 12 running away from an uncle’s home in Portsmouth to join his parents in Columbus. They suspect he may be David Michael Allen age 10 of Sciotoville missing since May 18. both boys are barefoot and share mother Aletha. Scioto County authorities expected to identify the lad.
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Columbus
U.S. 23
Ronald Gregory
Portsmouth
John
Aletha
David Michael Allen
Sciotoville
David
Scioto County
Two Elderly Die in Toronto Nursing Home Fire
A Toronto nursing home fire claimed two elderly residents and left at least two more in critical condition. Nurses and police evacuated other residents aged 75 to 85 as Fire Chief William Mitchell ordered an investigation into the blaze, with reports it may have started from a patient playing with matches.
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Toronto
William Mitchell
Mitchell
King Seud Leaves Hospital After Treatment
King Seud of Saudi Arabia left the Arabian-American Oil Co hospital in Dharan in Jordan after receiving medical care. The report notes his discharge following treatment at the facility.
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Amman
Jordan
King Seud
Saudi Arabia
Arabian-American Oil Co
Dharan
Weather near West Virginia and Ohio with warmer trend
Fair tonight in West Virginia and Ohio with low temperatures around the mid forties to mid fifties. Tuesday brings variable cloudiness and a warmer, with scattered thunder shower chances by evening. Five day forecast shows temperatures 3-4 degrees below normal, cooling midweek then warming again, with light precipitation in scattered showers Tuesday and again Thursday or Friday. Elsewhere, clear or cloudy conditions are reported in various cities including Buffalo Cleveland Detroit Indianapolis and New York.
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Ohio
Piain
Buffalo
Cleveland
Detroit
Indianapolis
Loos Angeles
Miami
New York
Omaha
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Richmond
Sendewe
Lamuts
Washington
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