Faure Battles for Rule as France Faces Government Crisis
Paris reports Premier Edgar Faure fighting in the National Assembly to save his government amid cabinet dismissals and opposition from the Social Republican party. Assemblies praised as 40 deputies demanded votes. Morocco North Africa campaign and Berber uprisings shape political maneuvering and possible cabinet reshuffle.
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Paris
Republican Fang Social Action
ARS
Charles de Gaulle
Rally of the
Edgar Paure
National Assembly
Ste
Faure
Pierre July
July
Billotte
Morocco
Gauls
Social
Republican
Jgroup
Detenne
Pierre Koenig
Assembly
Antoine Pinay
Rite Mountains
Genral Pierre Boyer de Latour
Guerrillas Still Fought In Morocco
In Rabat French authorities reported nationalist guerrillas along the Spanish Moroccan border. French forces estimated at 2500 to 4000, with Moroccan auxiliaries, armored cars, jet fighters, and 105 mm cannons. Moroccan tribesmen numbered 3000 to 4000 opposing them near the 25 mile front toward Aknoul. Earlier rebel surrenders in the east were noted, but frontier progress remained stagnant.
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Rabat
Boured
Titi Ouzi
Pierre Boyer de Latour
Arnoul
Aknoul
Appeal Heard In Conviction For Perjury
U S Court of Appeals heard arguments on whether Marie Natvig’s perjury conviction should stand. Natvig, 61, previously sentenced to eight months to two years for denying making statements to FCC and FBI officials about Lamb and Tol edo. The Lamb hearing linked to a license dispute for WICU in Erie, Pennsylvania remains undecided.
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Washngton
U. S. Court of Appeals
Marie Natvig
Edeward Lamb
U. S. District Court
Mia Natvig
Cleveland
Mami Beach
FBI
Federal
Lions Commission
FCC
Ohio
Sam
U. S
Alexander Holizon
Mrs. Nature
Sam, & Toledo
Erie
Telex Vision
WICU
Lamb
FEL
Attic Trunk Fatal to Lads
In New Haven Connecticut two boys Dominick Primicerio aged 9 and Daniel Benvenenga aged 8 died of suffocation after being locked in an attic trunk. Their 10-year-old brother James admitted locking them in and later opened the trunk finding them warm. Coroner Corrigan said James will be handled by juvenile court.
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New Haven
Conn
Dominick Primicerio
Daniel Bencvenga
Dominick
James
Atre
Marvin M. Scarbrough
James J. Corrigan
Tames
Propeller Shaft Costs Run Into Millions Say Navy
New York Times reports a Utah study claims a family can live on 8.56 dollars a week. A couple in Angelo, Texas, asserts they can eat on the budget, while Navy officials discuss costs to upgrade propeller shafts on new ships and the impact on shipbuilding.
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Angelo
Tex
a. Isan_ Angelo
Burdick Myre
New York
York ‘Times
Monfre
Utah
Washington Dispatch
Navy
Norfolk
Second Atoms for Peace Center Favored by U S and Britain
The United States and Britain asked the United Nations to hold a second atoms for peace center in about three years under UN auspices. The proposal lauds the Geneva conference outcomes and notes progress toward drafting an international agency to promote peaceful atomic energy. A 16 nation board would supervise the agency.
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United Nations
United States
Britain
General Assembly
Geneva
Internaonal
Armco Boosts Expansion to 111 Million
Armco plans a 111 million expansion to raise steel output by 25 percent. Sixty percent of the increase targets the Stadle town works with the rest spread to other sites including Zanesville and Ashland. Major upgrades cover rolling and finishing facilities, a new mill, a rebuilt wheel works, and a third continuous line amid broader investments.
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Srotea
Tintorm Works
Armco
W. W. Sebald
Sebald
C Cmmpany
Stadletown
Ares
Sheffeld
Comepany
Mrip
Pro
Middletown
Zanesville
Ohio
Ashland
West Virginia
Armco Drain ‘Age and Metal Products, Inc
Armco International Corp
Brazilian Contender Widens Election Lead
Juscelino Kubitschek, heir of late President Getúlio Vargas, widened his lead in the Brazilian presidential contest. Supporters claimed victory as assured amid ongoing race coverage.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Juscelino Kubitschek
Gero Vargas
Bricker's Plan to Free Older Draftees Draws Interest
Washington debates a proposal to release draftees aged 28 and over from the Armed Forces. Secretary Humphrey signals strong interest, seeking quick talks with Defense officials as lawmakers push to reduce military costs and ease hardships for older married draftees and farmers.
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Bricker
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Moroccan Rebel Leader Seen as Inspiration for Rift Fighters
French authorities in the protectorate suspect the rebels in the Rift are organized by an external force. Exiled Rift Leader Abd El Krim, the Lion of the Atlas, who defeated Spanish and French forces between 1921 and 1926 and who now resides in Cairo, is named as a possible inspiration.
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Rift
Abd el Krim
Atlas
Cairo
Truce at New Castle as National Guard holds line
Riots flared at Perfect Circle foundry in New Castle Indiana as bayonet patrols, soldiers, and UAW CIO demonstrators clashed. Guardsmen blocked routes, 4 people wounded, Mayor McCormack said plant would not reopen before Monday. Union leaders warned of broader action if reopened.
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Sen Castle
Ind
CIO
United Auto Workers
New Castle
Perfect Circle Co
Paul F. McCormack
National Guard
Uaw-Cio
Caldwell
Indiana
Production Castle
S ‘Nen
Perfect Circle
UAW
Genetect
Cicle
al J
New’ Castle
Hagerstown
Richmond
Vaw-Cio
No Complications Seen The Eyes Active Role
Denver hospice bulletin reports President Eisenhower showing no complications and sleeping soundly through the night. White House physicians note continuous sleep from 9 30 pm to 5 30 am and indicate no new issues since his heart attack. They caution the first 14 days are most critical, but expect improvement as time passes.
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Denver
Eienhower
Busi Hhess
Howard M. Snyder
White House
Byron B. Pollock
Bart
Fitzxim ‘Ons Army Hospital
James
Hagerty
Sid
Man Held In Slaying Near Columbus Case Ties
Reno sheriff deputies questioned a 3 year old former mental patient from Lanesville in the slaying of Ohio State University student Donald Keyes. Keyes, 24, OSU junior and father of three, was found shot March 8 at a Columbus gas station where he worked nights to pay his education. Investigators suspect robbery motive after about $100 was taken from a desk drawer. A man and a woman who had seen him West in a car knew “all about” the Keyes murder.
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Reno
Lanesville
Ohio State University
Folumbs
D. Archer
Donald Keyes
Keyes
OSU
Columbus
Archer
100 Year Old Mrs May Birthday Interview
A 100 year old woman, Mrs May, was not home for reporters on her birthday interview. She reportedly remains the family anchor with 21 grandchildren, 36 great grandchildren, and 12 great great grandchildren. The neb visited a neighbor two blocks away for the occasion.
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May
Breendeaneaks
Neb
Ex Governor Johnston Murray Charged in Divorce Filing
Oklahoma City report says former governor Johnston Murray faced accusations from his estranged wife in a cross petition for divorce. She alleges drunken episodes during his term and infidelity, contending he has no valid divorce.
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Oklahoma City
Johnston Murray
Willie Murray
Murray
sals_distict
Rescuer In Mexico Drowned During Hurricane Rescue
Reports from the Gulf Coast port describe a rescue attempt by a destroyer crewman that ended with the drowning of a marine. Unofficial tallies cite multiple hurricane deaths in Tampico and widespread flooding as the city faced food shortages and infrastructure damage. An official conference announced Tampico had drinking water restored after a 34 hour outage while airlifts and naval helicopter rescues continued.
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Jean
Gulf Coast
Basst
Tampico
Panuco
Toca
Jmeport
Anastasio Garcia
Navy
Coin Flip Decides Which Couple Boarded Fatal Plane Flight
In Wyoming a United Air Lines DC4 crash killed 66 aboard. Three couples traveling to Salt Lake City had planned to fly via Chicago. With room for two couples, coins determined which couple stayed behind. Mr and Mrs Paul Felton survived while Mr and Mrs John Merrill and Mr and Mrs James McGarr died.
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Wyo
U.S
Medicine Bow Peak
Ited Air Lines DC
Denver
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
New York
Air Force
Tabernacle Choir
Northwest Airlines
Las Michigan
Tokyo
John Terrill
Carbon County
Here
Peratua
University of Wyoming
Scientific Lodge
Ben Butter
Thy
Leonard Larsen
The
Denver Post
Larsen
Eddie Drapela
Rorely
UAL
C. C. Cooke
Menlo Park
Calif
United
Denever
Rock Springs
Civil Aeronautics Board
Cooke
RD. Zalisbury
Palo ‘Alto
Patriccia Shuttleworth
Trumbul Cann Isal
Jiner
Fiers
Uwanva
United Air Lines
Wyoming
Sylvania Electric Co
Wiven
Thu ‘Company
Chicago
Paul Felton
John B. Merrill
James E .McGarr
Youth to be tried for murder in parents’ stabbing death
Columbus youth Robert Miller, 18, of Nelsonville, who underwent observation at the Lima State Hospital Glowster superintendent, reported to court here yesterday, will be tried October 31 on first-degree murder charges in the fatal stab and bludgeon slaying of his former parents on August 6 at Point Pleasant.
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R. F.galipais
Lima State Hospital
Lomantron Pleas Court
Robert 7. Miller
McArthur
Columbus
Nelsonville
Point Pleasant
Fomer
Boy Fights For Estate Settlement Reached
A court approved a settlement to place a 12 year old adopted by his stepfather in a $1400 grandfather's estate plan now totaling $28,500 in a trust for the boy named William Frantz. Attorneys argued the boy’s status and the adoption severed bloodline ties, sending the case through Geauga County and appeals courts before the agreement.
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William Frantz
Pee William G Florence
Ra Persia
Geauga County
Big Steel Suit Charges in Court Over Monopolistic Practices
Johnny Austad of Tucson Arizona filed a federal suit against United States Steel and eight other corporations claiming illegal monopolistic practices destroyed his business and left him out of the steel trade. The complaint seeks damages totaling 4187 132.
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Zan Francisco
Johnny Re
Austad
Tucson
Ariz
United States Steel
Austad, Steel
Evo
GOP Leaders Brace for Open Fight If Eisenhower Steps Aside
Washington sources report GOP chiefs fear a wide open race for the presidential nomination if President Eisenhower does not seek another term. Private strategists say Ike may need to name a favored successor or signal a preferred candidate to avoid a springtime battle over convention votes and primary results. They warn a prolonged struggle could split the party and hinder unity for 1956.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
T Hey
Paper Has No Clear Excerpt Says Editor
A Toledo Blade editor states the paper is not overly Republican or Democrat and supports what he sees as the good side, praising efforts by Grove Patterson and the editor-in-chief to aid what they deem favorable.
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Grove Patterson
Toledo’ Blade
Ohio
Life of Space Satellite Could Be Hour Year
A rocket expert, Dr. Homer Newell, estimates a basketball sized satellite at 10 miles would last under an hour, at 200 miles about 15 days, and at 300 miles about a year. He noted US hopes for a 1957 satellite, with an elliptical orbit and eventual disintegration as it enters denser air.
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Washington
Homer Newell
National Capital Section
American Rocket Society
Newell
Naval Research Laboratory
United States
Defense Department
Graviy
Five Day Forecast Shows Warm Temps and Rain
The forecast predicts temperatures about 2105 degrees above normal with normal highs in the 70s and lows around 40s. Wet conditions expected late Monday into Tuesday with up to 1 inch of rain, while midweek easing temperatures. Peripheral mentions of Cyden, Gay and armament readings appear unclear in the fragment.
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Cyden
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