Mollet Receives Confidence Vote in Tight Assembly Pact
In Paris Premier Guy Mollet won a 271 to 59 confidence vote on his Cabinet's policy with 201 abstentions from 595 deputies. Center factions supported Mollet while many abstained over the broad resolution covering Algeria Tunisia and Morocco actions.
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Paris
Guy Mollet
National Assembly
Algeria
Mollet
Assembly
Center
Independent Peasant Party
North
Africa
Tunisia
Morocco
Asian African student conference opens without Philippine delegation
In Bandung Indonesia the Asian African students conference began with the Philippine delegation staging a walkout to protest alleged Communist domination, while other nations proceeded with discussions on regional issues.
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Bandung
Indonesia
Bus Boycotts Spread After Ruling In Two Cities
Negro protests continue in Montgomery Alabama and Tallahassee Florida following a federal panel decision that racial segregation on buses violated the Constitution. NAACP sues in Memphis Tennessee while Delray Beach considers excluding the Negro district from city limits. A New York meeting with Adam Clayton Powell weighs nationwide passive resistance.
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Associated Press
Adam Clayton Powell
DNY
New York
Memphis
Tenn
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Tennessee
Montgomery
Bel-Air Well Drilling Reflections On Progress And Risk
The author muses on the Bel-Air well saga highlighting close calls between success and failure. He notes the challenge of drilling hundreds of feet away with tools tied by a slim cable and emphasizes the peculiar nature of the industry where one starts at the top and works downward.
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Bel-Air
Sugar Claims More Energy Than Any Other Food Item
Sugar provides more sustained energy per penny than other foods, according to a nutrition note highlighting its high caloric content and quick effect on alertness.
Coal industry revives with Ohio Valley industrial boom
Pittsburgh reports a renewed coal boom as new plants rise along the Ohio River from Cincinnati to the Mississippi. Domestic use climbs with steel and electric utilities expanding coal powered output. Exports rose, while a steel strike could threaten coal livelihoods.
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Europe
Ohio River
Mississippi
U. S
Ohio Valley
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Upper
Ohio
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Portsmouth
Washington
Marine Enlistments Fall as Corps Raises Standards
Marine officers link a sharp April decline in enlistments to higher corps standards and possible deaths of six recruits during a forced night march. The Marine Corps signed 1,321 recruits in April, about two thirds below the six month average.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Stalin Purges Debunk Western Theories In Khrushchev Speech
The article discusses Khrushchev's February speech revealing brutal police methods used in the 1930s purges. He cites beatings and forced confessions, noting that many accused were innocent or coerced into naming others. The piece argues intimidation outpaced any romantic or intellectual explanations.
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Koestler
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Stalin
U.S. State Department
Moscow
Professional lifter goes beyond job at Sears
Kenneth Dobler a forklift operator at Sears Roebuck admitted lifting about 6000 worth of items since 1949. Detective Sgt Emmett Hahn listed stolen goods including furnace water heater septic tank range copper tubing pipes fire brick cabinets and 42 bundles of asphalt shingles. He also took a power mower home after finishing a new house and was charged with theft of the 59 mower.
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Kenneth Dobler
Emmett Hahn
Dobler
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Sgt. Hahn
Hahn
Teacher and taxi driver slain in Cyprus shooting
In Famagusta a gunman killed a British schoolteacher and a Cypriot taxi driver. The teacher fired back but missed. The assailant, believed to be an EOKA member, escaped.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Famagusta
EOKA
Greece
Life Is Full of Little Mysteries
Boyle ponders daily puzzles from human quirks to odd habits and social mysteries. He muses on why people chase money, why brides skip rings, and where city pigeons go to die, offering wry, speculative reflections on everyday life.
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New York
Undertakers
Lawyer Rents Plush Estate to Marilyn Monroe
London report says Patrick Cotes-Preedy the lawyer rents his Ascot country house to Marilyn Monroe for a four month stay while filming with Sir Laurence Olivier. The estate has nine bedrooms four baths reception rooms and 20 acres guarded by police for privacy. The Cotes-Preedy household will provide a French parlor maid a Channel Islands cook and an English gardener.
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Patrick Cotes- Preedy
Marilyn Monroe
Miss Monroe
Mrs. Cotes-Preedy
Sir Laurence Olivier
Cotes-Preedy
Ascot
Monroe
Channel Isles
Dayton Man Marries Young at Ninety in Proverb Tone
On his 90th birthday Nathaniel S. Clunet advised to marry early and mind your own business. He himself wed at age 35.
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Dayton
Ohio
Nathaniel S. Clunet
Clunet
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