De Gaulle’s Fast Rise Sparks Paris Speculation
Paris insiders say six weeks of quiet planning aided General de Gaulle’s rapid move to power. Delbeque and other officials allegedly built networks in Algiers to set the stage for a swift transition after the Gaillard government fell. Question remains what he will do next and how it will affect the alliance with Germany.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
Algiers
de Gaulle
Felix Gaillard
Jacques Chaban-Delmas
Leon Delbeque
Gaillard
Pierre Pfimlin
Delbeque
Chaban-Delmas
Algeria
Bonn
Hans Speidel
Germany
UAW Presses Demands as GM Ultimatum Looms
Walter Reuther declares that basic UAW contract demands including pensions layoff pay and worker benefits cannot be ignored. GM negotiator Louis Seaton expects optimism though warned of plant closures if no deal by midnight. UAW locals to enforce union shop with patrols and dues receipts as talks resume.
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Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Reuther
Louis G. Seaton
Seaton
Jobless Pay Bill Awaits Ike's Signature
The Senate approved a bill to authorize federal advances to states for a temporary unemployment benefits extension. Passed 80-0 after efforts to broaden the measure failed. House support came May 1. The act would extend benefits by up to half the eligible weeks at state rates, effective 15 days after enactment and before April 1 next year.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
House
Christian Democrats Win Half of Senate Seats in Italy
Rome voters completed a nationwide election with the Christian Democrats holding exactly 123 of the 246 Senate seats after a recount. A second recount near Milan on June 6 could push the party to a simple majority in the chamber.
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Rome
Italy
Christian Democrats
Senate
Milan
Court Hearing Slated on OSU Picketing Injunction
A federal court hearing is scheduled Monday on a request for an injunction to halt picketing at construction sites on the Ohio State University campus.
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Columbus —M
Ohio State University
Weather West Virginia Clear and Cool with Warmer Friday
West Virginia remains clear and cool tonight with lows in the 40s east and mid 40s to low 50s west. Friday brings mostly sunny and warmer conditions with a few scattered thundershowers possible in some areas and highs around the mid 70s. Elsewhere in the region Albany and Cleveland show cloudy to clear conditions, with Detroit and Indianapolis reporting clear skies.
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West Virginia
Albany
Cserceess
Alan Bismarck
Ceeeees
Cleveland
Detroit
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Memphis
St. Paul
New York
Pittsburgh
Richmond
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
New Church Attacks U S Hypocrisy in Foreign Policy
A report before the United Presbyterian Church in the U S A accuses America of international hypocrisy in its foreign relations. The document warns God may punish such conduct, condemns allies that are not free, and denounces allowing unmoral bases as proof of freedom. It urges the church to speak out.
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Pittsburgh
Presbyterian Church
America
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Free World
Four Miners Die As Slate Falls In West Virginia Mine
A slate fall at the Watson No. 2 mine of Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates in Barrett, Madison, West Virginia, killed four miners and trapped two others for four hours. Harry Hartman 28 was recovered. trapped were William Bain 34 James Stone 36 and Cecil Brown 47. Holley Drennen 35 survived with injuries and was listed in good condition. About 250 men were in the mine at the time.
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Madison
W. Va
Whaton No. 2
Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates
Barrett
Harry Hartman
William Bain
James Stone
Cecil Brown
Holley Drennen
Charleston
Army Claims Killings in Gorontalo Mopping Up
The Indonesian army said it killed 77 rebels in operations around Gorontalo in North Celebes as part of ongoing counterinsurgency efforts.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Gorontalo
Celebes
Unemployment Worsens in 16 Ohio Cities Survey Shows
A New Era of joblessness in Ohio as unemployment rises in Akron Cleveland Hamilton Middletown Dayton Canton Lorain Elyria Weirton Steubenville Huntington Ashland and others. Cincinnati Columbus and Toledo stay steady while Youngstown moves higher. Smaller areas see no relief in sight.
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James B. Sibbison
Washington
Ohio
Labor Department
Department
Akron
Cleveland
Hamilton- Middletown
Dayton
Canton
Lorain-Elyria
Wheeling
W. Va
Steubenville
Huntington
Ashland
Kenton
Lima
Marietta
Marion
St. Marys
Athens-Logan
Nelsonville
East Liverpool-Salem
Mansfield
Cincinnati
Columbus
Toledo
Youngstown
Cambridge
Defiance
New Philadelphia-Dover
Portsmouth-Chillicothe
Springfield
Reserve Bomarc missile sites planned with reserves
Fort Worth Texas Air Force officials disclosed tentative plans to operate Bomarc guided missile sites with Air National Guard or Air Force Reserve units. Lt. Gen. William E. Hall said interceptors may never need firing and the key task could be long term maintenance by reservists rather than active duty crews.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Air Force
Air National Guard
Air Force Reserve
William E. Hall
Continental Air Command
Hall
Aviation Writers Assn
Defense Starts Case In Hamilton Murder
In Hamilton Ohio defense began presenting its case in Butler County Common Pleas Court in the trial of Shirley Edward Campbell 21 on a first degree murder charge. The state rested its case Wednesday with only rebuttal witnesses likely remaining.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Shirley Edward Campbell
Dart Should Have Darted Overdid It
Wilfred Dart, 53, a former Boston bootlegger, forced entry into a dentist’s office to steal stamps, drank scotch in the early hours, then tried to exit via a window. Window washer Thomas Lenahan confronted him with a hose until police arrived. Dart faced burglary and possession charges.
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New York
Wilfred Dart
Dart
Boston
Thomas Lenahan
Lenahan
Consulates Shut Down in North Vietnam
The French and British consulates in North Vietnam were reported shut down by the Communist government.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
North
Juan Ramon Jimenez Dies at 76 Nobel Laureate
Juan Ramon Jimenez, the Spanish poet and Nobel Prize in Literature winner of 1956, died in a San Juan hospital at age 76.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Juan Ramon Jimenez
Ex Scout Leader Margaret Wright Dies in New Jersey
Mrs. Margaret B. Wright, longtime chairman of the National Executive Committee of the Girl Scouts in the 1930s, died Tuesday in New Brunswick New Jersey. Her leadership helped shape the organization's early national direction.
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New Brunswick N. J
Margaret B. Wright
Girl Scouts
Look Out Guy Grandmother Orchestra Heps Up Hollywood
A 22 member all female grandma orchestra favors rock and blues over a rocking chair. The former professional musicians, many in their seventies, practice weekly and hope for television bookings.
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Hollywood
Western Union Wage Talks Near Breakpoint
Negotiators for Western Union wage talks remained far apart as a potential nationwide strike loomed. A strike set to begin at midnight Saturday would halt Western Union Telegraph Co. operations nationwide except in New York, where workers are represented by a different union.
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Washington
Western Union
Western Union Telegraph Co
New York
Cops To Use Planes For Memorial Day Traffic
The Nevada state highway patrol will deploy airplanes to spot traffic violations on highways leading to Reno during the Memorial Day weekend.
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Reno
State Highway Patrol
De Gaulle Or None Coty Tells France
Paris AP President Rene Coty urged Gen Charles de Gaulle to form a government warning only he can save France from civil war He said he would resign if the National Assembly rejects De Gaulle Coty appealed amid assembly derision and right wing support for De Gaulle Officials warned of a possible Gaullist military coup in Algiers following the crisis
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Paris
Rene Coty
Charles de Gaulle
France
National Assembly
de Gaulle
Coty
de Gaullists
Assembly
Andre le Troquer
Elysee Palace
White House
Algiers
Chances Dim For Senate Tax Cutting
The Senate shows weak odds to break a bipartisan wall against tax cuts as the House moves next week to extend current corporation and excise tax rates for one year. President Eisenhower backed the extension and Democratic leaders agreed, sending the issue to the Senate with no amendments allowed.
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Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Ways
Tichenor Sets Unemployment Benefit Filing Change
In Columbus James Tichenor administrator of the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation announced that about 49 000 people can file on Saturday instead of Friday due to Memorial Day closures. Offices will be open Saturday reversing a prior plan to delay payments. Those not reporting Saturday may file Friday June 6 to receive a double benefit check.
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Columbus
James Tichenor
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
BUC
Tichenor
Ohio Supreme Court to hear SUB unemployment benefits case
The Ohio Supreme Court called for oral arguments on whether workers may receive supplemental unemployment benefits at the same time as state jobless pay. Gov ONeill plans a possible special session around June 30 if the court acts before summer recess. About 200000 Ohio workers are covered by SUB contracts.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
High Court
William O'Neill
Carl V. Weygandt
O’neill
Supreme Court
Ohio
State Auto Men Seek Price Law
Ohio auto dealers urge Congress to require price stickers on new cars. Morgan R. Purdy of Van Wert, president of the Ohio Automobile Dealers Assn., testifies that windshield tags with manufacturer suggested retail prices would curb inflated trade-in offers and reveal true costs to buyers.
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Washington
Ohio
Congress
Morgan R. Purdy
van Wert
Ohio Automobile Dealers Assn
Senate Commerce
Senate Next Hurdle For Alaska Bill
The Alaska statehood bill moves to the Senate where Southern Democrats oppose it and aim to block floor action by mid June. Senator Eastland vows to offer a rival measure to curb Supreme Court review powers if statehood moves forward. Opponents of the Supreme Court plan threaten lengthy debate on the issue.
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Washington
Alaska
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
House
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Hawaii
Supreme Court
Oberlin Dean Leonard Stidley Dies at 59
Dr. Leonard A. Stidley longtime dean of the Oberlin College Graduate School of Theology died Wednesday from a heart ailment. He had served since 1948 and was 59 years old.
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Oberlin
Leonard A. Stidley
Oberlin College Graduate School of Theology
Man 96 to visit Paris after $75,000 life payoff
John DeWolf, age 96, plans to travel to Paris and Europe next year after Northwestern Mutual Life pays $75,000 on six 20-year policies he bought over 56 years. He jokes about seeing his old "lady friends" but says they're not around. He has paid about $17,000 in premiums.
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Chicago
John DeWolf
Paris
Europe
DeWolf
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Docto
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