French Rightists Unite to Back French Algeria Rally
A new political association in Paris named Rally for a French Algeria formed to support unity of France and Algeria amid de Gaulle’s plan for Algeria. Among its early backers are ex Premier Georges Bidault and UNR leaders, signaling a split within Gaullist circles and potential friction in the government over Algeria’s status.
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Algeria
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Rassemblement Pour L’algerie Francaise
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Cess
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Georges Bidault
Jacques Soustelle
Sahara
UN National Assembly
UNR
Communist China Festive Rocket Reveals No Missile Program
New York reports suggest if China plans a big October 1 rocket to mark its 10th anniversary the U S should not assume a developed missile program. Sources say Reds could launch only with Russian help and that land for a launch pad would be about all Beijing could contribute.
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UPI
China
United States
Asia
Russia
Czechs Win Theater Arts Prize in Brazil
Czechoslovakia won top honors at the international theater arts competition in São Paulo during the Fifth Biennial of Modern Art. Frantisek Troster received the $1,000 prize for best foreign stage designer, while the Santa Rosa Gold Medal went to the United States for the Eugene ONeill exhibit. O’Neill’s Hughie will be staged by Brazilian actors next week as part of the exhibition.
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Brazil
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O'Neill
Santa Rosa
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Eugene O'Neill
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Stockholm
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Moon Rocket Finds No Field Of Magnetism
Moscow based Tass reports preliminary data from the Soviet moon rocket show no magnetic field near the moon, supporting the theory that Earth’s magnetism comes from its molten core. Tass also says the last stage scored a direct hit on the moon, after previously noting only the instrument container reached the lunar surface.
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Laotian Village Quiet After Reported Violence
Western correspondents report Sam Teu village in northeastern Laos largely unscarred after five days of fierce fighting. Government troops withdrew under attack Sept. 12 then returned the next morning and have stayed, with no new military activity observed amid tropical heat.
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Laos
Sam Teu
No Change Seen in Relations Between Red China, Japan
Hong Kong report notes little headway after Tanzan Ishibashi's visit to Peiping. Communique cited by Peiping radio shows Chou En Lai and Ishibashi urging exchange in political, cultural spheres while linking China Japan ties to ending foreign intervention and the two Chinas issue.
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Mrs Khrushchev Serene Amid Hectic U S Tour
Mrs Nina Khrushchev remains serene as she tours the United States on her first Western trip. Hostess Mrs Henry Cabot Lodge recalls her relaxed manner amid diplomats and stars, noting interest in countryside cattle and even roof lines. The Khrushchevs share a close family dynamic with Sergei and daughters Rada and Julia, with Mrs Khrushchev seen as the family nucleus.
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Julia
Papa Nikita
Six Congressmen Inspecting Formosa
Six U S Representatives on active duty tour in the Pacific arrived in Taipei Formosa to study the training of Nationalist Chinese armed forces. They travel with 23 aides and include Lt Col Hastings Kerth of Massachusetts.
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UPI
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Lenin
Taipei
Formosa
Finland
Pacific
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R-Mass
Hollywood Honors Khrushchev At Star Studded Party
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev attended Hollywood’s biggest party hosted by 20th Century Fox and the MPPA costing at least 335,000. Marilyn Monroe arrived early, and stars including Gregory Peck Elizabeth Taylor Eddie Fisher Nat King Cole Kirk Douglas Jack Benny Deborah Kerr Dinah Shore Kim Novak and Frank Sinatra commented on his speech noting it too long yet engaging.
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Stewart Granger
Tony Curtis
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Gregory Peck
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Rita Hayworth
Bob Hope
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David Niven
Dick Powell
Ginger Rogers
Dinah Shore
Dean Martin
James Mason
Marilyn Sees Hope
Frank Capra
Khrushchev
20Th Century-Fox
Louis Jourdan
Elizabeth Taylor
Disneyland
Russia
Nat King Cole
Jerry Wald
Mr. K
Charlton Heston
Milton Berle
Khrusttchev
Ford
Spellman Attacks Moscow Master in Speech
West Point, N Y AP Francis Cardinal Spellman denounced Soviet premier Khrushchev as a sorcerer and assassin trying to seduce America with talk of economic competition and peaceful coexistence. In a Sunday speech at the U S Military Academy chapel dedication he warned against the seductive smile of the sinister master of Moscow.
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U.S. Miltary Academy
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Eden's condition improves after fever attack
Eden in England shows continued improvement in health after a high fever three days earlier as doctors report the former prime minister’s condition improving.
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England
UPI
Anthony Eden
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