Observers predict Mollet wins confidence vote in France
In Paris observers expect Premier Guy Mollet to win a confidence vote in the National Assembly endorsing his government policy on Algeria. The vote hinges on Communist and right wing stances amid Algeria tensions and Tunisia Morocco concessions.
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Cold War Pressures Push for Greater East West Understanding
In a June 5 1956 column the Austn Herald notes a shift toward broader U S engagement with the Soviet Union, citing Nath an Twining's Moscow aviation visit as a sign of readiness to invite Soviet officers back. It argues American strategy favors economic and political cooperation over pure military confrontation while warning Moscow remains armed and intent on long range goals.
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Viruses May Cause Most Cancers Says Nobel Scientist
Dr. Wendell M. Stanley, Nobel laureate virologist, told the National Cancer Conference that viruses may cause most or all cancers including human cancer. He urged a new anti cancer strategy with vaccines and cures, noting cancer itself is not contagious. The conference drew about 1200 physicians and scientists from the U.S. and 23 foreign countries, under NCI and American Cancer Society sponsorship.
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Cyclone Devastates Eastern India Homes Flooded Areas
Cyclonic winds and floods in eastern India destroyed over 20,000 homes and thousands of acres, with reports stating about half a million people affected and more than 20,000 left homeless in the Midnapore district of West Bengal.
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Frozen potato patties quick accompaniment for meals
Frozen potato patties can be quickly prepared as an accompaniment to fish, steak or chops.
Singer Belafonte Undergoes Vocal Cord Surgery
New York reports that singer Harry Belafonte underwent surgery to treat an acute throat infection and a vocal cord nodule. Dr. Leon Arnold said the operation requires total voice rest for three to four weeks, with a goal of full return to professional activity soon.
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Red Wing Band Heads to Winnipeg and Ft Osborne
The Red Wing High School Band left for a concert in Winnipeg Canada and a guest appearance at Ft Osborne a Canadian army post. The trip cost 3000 dollars was earned by band members at summer concerts. The group makes a tour every two years.
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Winnipeg
Canada
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