Eisenhower Faces Delicate France Test In Europe
President Eisenhower's Western unity crusade gains steam in Europe but faces a tough test with France. Key issues include Algerian policy, France's role in NATO and Western policy, ambitions to explode an A bomb, and strains from Khrushchev talks. De Gaulle's stance could shape allied cohesion and atomic status. The outcome hinges on securing French cooperation without alienating the Arab world or provoking a two power balance.
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Charles de Gaulle
West Germany
Britain
Paris
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NATO
Nikita Khrushchev
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U. N
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Atomic Club
Soviet Union
North Atlantic Alliance
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Washington
Bonn
Harold Macmillan
Konrad Adenauer
Eisenhower Hosts Montgomery Reunion Dinner
President Eisenhower hosted a jovial World War II reunion with British comrades at Winfield House. Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery, previously critical of Eisenhower's war policy, joined the dinner, sat within five feet of the President, and left beaming to a cheering crowd as guests departed.
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Eisenhower
Viscount Montgomery
Ments
Montgomery
Winfield House
U. S
John Hay Whitney
Eisenhower welcomed in Paris by De Gaulle during state visit
President Eisenhower arrives in Paris and is greeted by Gen. Charles de Gaulle with a half million cheering crowds. The meeting at the Elysee follows a 55 minute flight from London and prior to high level Western Alliance talks.
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Eisenhower
Charles de Gaulle
Western Alliance
London
France
Woodrow Wilson
le Bourget
de Gaulle
Elysee Palace
Lightning Hits Storage Tank In Lima Ohio
Lightning struck an oil storage tank of the Ohio Oil Co in Lima Ohio causing a massive blaze. Firemen battled the flames for hours as the tank collapsed spilling burning oil and molten metal. About 300 families evacuated with no injuries reported.
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Lima
Ohio Oil Co
First Day At School Boy Rescued From Desk
In Laramie Wyoming seven year old Ted Jensen was called to the blackboard on the first day of school but remained stuck. Police and fire rescue workers freed his finger from a hole in his desk after 15 minutes.
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Laramie
Wyo
Ted Jensen
Julie Hladek
Ted
Denver Infant Struck After Stroller Dragged by Dog
An 11 month old boy named Stephen Young was critically hurt when a dog tied to his stroller dragged it into a car's path. Police said the dog chased a cat as the incident occurred while the child's sister Linda aged 8 stood nearby. Nearby drugstore visit noted.
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Denver
Stephen Young
Linda
Ike's Veto Test on Pork Barrel Bill in House Vote
The House faces a pivotal vote to override President Eisenhower's veto of the $1.215 billion pork barrel appropriation bill. If two thirds approve, the measure funds hundreds of public works projects, mainly river and harbor and flood control, across 32 states.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
Eisenhower
House
Congress
Senate
Weather update for South Central Ohio and West Virginia
Partly cloudy in Ohio with scattered thundershowers today and tonight, highs 82 to 87 and lows 68 to 72. Major swings in West Virginia with widespread clouds, showers and storms today, ending Thursday, highs in the 80s, cooler nights 65 to 72.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Abele Seeks GOP Congressional Nomination in 10th District
Homer E. Abele mcArthur attorney announces another run for Congress in the 10th District. He is the first GOP candidate to declare, with Oakley Collins also named as a leading contender. This is Abele's second bid after winning the 1958 GOP nomination but losing the general election to Walter Moeller.
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Homer E
Pete) Abele
Congress
Abele
Seve
Oakley Collins
Ironton
Thomas A. Jenkins
Walter H. Moeller
Lancaster
Ex Mutual Officials Deny Propaganda Accusations
Three former Mutual Broadcasting System officials deny federal charges that they took 750000 dollars to air propaganda about the Dominican Republic as news. A federal grand jury indicted the trio in Washington on Tuesday. The defendants are Alexander L. Guterma Garland L. Culpepper Jr. and Hal Roach Jr.
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Mutual Broadcasting System
Dominican Republic
Alexander L. Guterma
Garland L. Culpepper Jr
Hal Roach Jr
Junior Reporters To Visit Europe
Your Messenger carrierboy can become a member of an elite corps of newspaperboys selected to represent cities from coast to coast as Junior Reporters assignment Europe. Imagine flying the Atlantic on a Swissair airliner to enjoy a tour of Switzerland and other glamorous countries. When he calls at your home, let him tell you how you can help him earn this award.
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Europe
Switzerland
Ohio State Fair Opens After Rainy Start
The Ohio State Fair began with damp conditions and a reduced schedule. Rain canceled the grandstand fireworks and several harness races while two Buckeye State Pace heats and other races proceeded. Edgewood Royal won heat one of the Buckeye Pace, and Arthur Hansen and daughter Lois Jean won the Ohio Guernsey Futurity with a prize of 2000 dollars.
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Director of Agriculture
Edgewood Royal
W. L. Regan
Wilmington
Ohio
Pours
Arthur Hansen
Lois Jean
Bellevue
Duan Hauke
Mowrystown
India’s Nehru backs Menon as Thimayya resigns then retracts
In New Delhi Nehru defended Defense Minister Krishna Menon amid a rift with Army Commander Thimayya who resigned over a promotion dispute but withdrew his resignation at the prime minister’s request. The tension followed Chinese border concerns and reported activity near Tibet. Red-led forces seized parts of Calcutta in a night of arson and bomb attacks.
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India
Nehru
V. K. Krishna Menon
K. S. Thimayya
Thimayya
Krishna Menon
Tibet
the Statesman
Calcutta
Sentinel Firm Buys Gallipolis Tribune and Times
The Ohio Valley Publishing Co. buys the Gallipolis Tribune and Gallia Times from Dear Publication and Radio Inc. Richard Owen, president and publisher, will become publisher of the Gallipolis papers while continuing his duties with the Daily Sentinel. No other personnel changes are planned. The two papers had circulations of 4370 and 5000 respectively.
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Gallipolis Tribune
Gallia Times
Ohio Valley Publishing Co
Pomeroy - Middleport Daily Sentinel
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Owen
Daily Sentinel
Tribune and Times
Dear Publication and Radio, Inc
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Dear
Profit Figures for Royal McBee Show Modest Gain
Royal McBee Corp reports a profit of about 70 cents per share for the year ended July 31, with over two thirds of earnings in the July quarter. Typewriters dominate sales, about 80 percent, while European losses were offset by domestic gains.
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New York
Royal McBee Corp
Allan A. Ryan
Ryan
Royal McBee
U.S. crime clock shows 1958 rise in murders and robberies
The 1958 crime report notes a 9.3 percent rise from 1957. It records a murder every 64.2 minutes, forcible rape every 36.1 minutes, a robbery every seven minutes, a car stolen every 1.9 minutes, and a burglary every 46.4 seconds.
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Washington
United States
Agreements Give Workers Wage Increase
About 82,000 rubber industry production workers will gain 10 cents an hour under new contracts with the United Rubber Workers. Goodyear set the pace, U S Rubber followed in Cincinnati, then B F Goodrich and Firestone quickly joined, ending prior strike tensions.
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United Rubber Workers
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
U. S. Rubber Co
Cincinnati
B. F. Goodrich Co
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Goodrich
Canton
Ohio
Firestone
House expands powers to block obscene mail
Washington reports the House approved a measure extending postmaster authority to impound obscene material. The bill adds 25 days to the current 20 day period and requires proof of improper impounding before contesting the action. Ohio forecasts show temperatures near normal with showers and possible thunder Thursday and Sunday or Monday.
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House
Senate
Grand jurors return three felony indictments
The Messenger reports that grand jurors have returned three felony indictments. Details on the cases are limited in the readable text.
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Athens
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Chauncey
Nelsonville
Gallipolis
Point Pi
Ee Eee
Government Troops Lose Ground in Sam Neua River Campaign
Pathet Lao battalions aided by regular North Vietnamese forces seize four towns along the Nam Ma River in northeastern Sam Neua. Government units retreat along a 35 mile front toward the provincial capital as Viet Minh and Thai tribal fighters reinforce the attackers.
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Laos
Pathet Lao
Viet Nam
Nam Ma
Quane Rathikone
Nam Ma River
Amkha Soukhavong
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Amkha
Police Arrest Gang Leader
New York police arrested three youths including a self described gang leader nicknamed Dracula for an attack that left two 16 year old boys stabbed to death. The suspect Sal Agron of Brooklyn identified himself during the arrest.
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New York
Dracula
Sal Agron
Brooklyn
Court Dignity Upset in Dayton Municipal Court
Dignity collapsed in Municipal Court when a defense attorney asked a question. Judge Cecil Edwards, court officials, witnesses and spectators roared as the attorney inquired what color was the red light when the defendant passed it.
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Dayton
Cecil Edwards
Steel Talks Resume Amid Nationwide Strike Deadlock
Negotiations in the 50 day old steel strike resumed in New York after a recess with no sign of progress. The report notes no break in the deadlock as talks continue. 50,000 under mental care in Ohio hospitals and correctional institutions reported by the Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction. Ohio 303 companies announced expansions or new plants per DiSalle.
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Columbus
Ohio
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
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