De Gaulle Stands Firm on Algerian Policy Amid Unrest
Paris reports President de Gaulle and his cabinet pledge to maintain Algerian policy and restore order as deadly clashes in Algiers escalate. Militants led by Lagail larde and Ortiz oppose government moves, with 25 dead and 140 wounded in the weekend fighting.
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Paris
de Gaulle
Algiers
Pierre Lagaillarde
Joseph Ortiz
Jacques Massu
Massu
Algeria
Oran
Constantine
Sidi Bel Abbes
Adm
Philippe Auboyneau
Mediterranean
Tug of War Saves Ships In Collision
On the English coast six ships battled to separate a collided American freighter and a Norwegian tanker in a dangerous channel. The 11200 ton Gorm of Oslo and 6125 ton Santa Alicia faced fire, oil, and shifting seas as four British tugs sprang to save them with tow lines and careful navigation to safety. No casualties were reported.
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Spithead
Southampton
Grace Lines
New York
Germ
Oslo
Van Allen to Receive $5000 Award for Space Discovery
New York AP report notes Dr. James Van Allen of the University of Iowa will receive a $5000 prize at a Tuesday night ceremony. The Louis W. Hill Space Transportation Award honors fundamental research and early aerospace applications, recognizing efforts related to the Van Allen radiation belts around Earth.
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New York
James van Allen
University of Iowa
van Allen
Philbrick
Indi- W. Hill Space
St. Paul
Union Officials Testify in Show Cause Hearing
In Cedar Rapids a show cause hearing before Judge Floyd Philbrick featured Union official Harold J. Smith testifying about 34 people seen near the Wilson and Co. plant and their dues histories. Smith, financial secretary treasurer of United Packinghouse Workers local No. 3, could not confirm current membership and would later review the union constitution to determine time limits for dropping members. Dues last paid dates named include Clyde Traw in June and Donald Gatewood in September with multiple others from October to November listed.
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Cedar Rapids
Wilson and Co
Harold J. Smith
Floyd Philbrick
Smith
United Packinghouse Workers Local
Clyde Traw
Donald Gatewood
Henry Boesenberg
Roy Ford
Joseph Martinek
Leo White
Joseph Beauchamp
Harry Satterfield
Phil Younkers
Joe Simparosa
William Mallone
Ken Jones
Bill Cady
Leonard Sipe
Leroy Pulver
Leonard Nelson
Gordon Pisarik
Art Holland
Milton Scheibe
Lyle Hyke
Charles Hawk
Elks Lodge Fire Leaves Members Homeless in Cedar Rapids
A $250000 Sunday blaze devastates the Elks club downtown Cedar Rapids. The 1800 member lodge housed records in secured safes and cabinets. Fire started in a waitresses dressing room. origin under investigation. Temporary quarters and offers from other fraternal orders flow in as trustees plan rebuilding.
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Cedar Rapids
Elk Club
The
Elks
Navy Launches Record Balloon From Carrier Valley Forge
ABOARD CARRIER VALLEY FORGE AP The Navy launched the largest balloon from a ship as a 200‑plus foot balloon with 2 500 pounds of helium rose 2 million cubic feet in volume. The test aimed for future 10 million cubic foot balloons to reach 22 miles altitude and possibly carry film for high altitude photography.
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Valley Forge
Navy Monday
Quest to capture first detailed tracking of primary cosmic rays
A 48 hour balloon mission carries suitcase size 800 pound film packs total 1630 pounds inside aluminum cylinders. Each pack holds 500 emulsion sheets to record primary cosmic ray events and secondary interactions. Orange waterproof gondolas with lights will be recovered by destroyers and sent to the University of Chicago labs. Film processing takes 50 days with results shared among 14 nations. final reports due about two years. Valley Forge involved, plus six destroyers and dozen aircraft stand by for launch.
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University of Chicago Laboratories
Valley Forge
Navy hunts Gulf wreckage in national airlines tragedy
The navy plans to search the Gulf of Mexico bottom for National Airlines crash debris from November 16 to determine if a bomb caused the disaster and whether missing Tampa man William Taylor is among the 29 unaccounted bodies, while officers head toward Louisiana with sound-detected targets.
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New Orleans
Navy
Gulf of Mexico
National Airlines
Tampa
William Taylor
Robert Spears
Phoenix
Louisiana
Missing girl Jolinda Rogers found in creek
The body of Jolinda Rogers seven disappeared Sunday afternoon was found Monday in a creek after she fell through the ice.
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Nevada
Jolinda Rogers
Eisenhower Defends Foreign Aid At Real Estate Breakfast
President Eisenhower urged Real Estate Board members to study foreign aid issues, warning labeling aid as a giveaway shows ignorance. He stressed inflation control and a strong dollar, criticizing partisan foes and urging focus on education and social welfare alongside a balanced budget.
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Washington
Eisenhower
National Assn. of
America
U.S
Free Nations
Kansas
Gates defense nomination delayed amid Senate concerns
Senate Democratic Leader Johnson said approval of Defense Secretary Gates is postponed at several senators' request. Gates told the House Space Committee that new intelligence refined estimates show a clearer view of Soviet ICBM production. He argued the U S advantage rests on multiple defense measures beyond missiles and noted U S intelligence has improved.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Johnson
Texas
Gates
Russia
House Space Committee
U. S
Neil McElroy
America
House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Defense Department
Family of 12 Burned Out After House Fire in Millersburg
A family of twelve fled a fire at the Edward Gorsch farm 50 miles southwest of Millersburg. The blaze started in the attic due to defective wiring, destroying the home. The Gorschs, including 15 month twins and a 2 month old, are staying with relatives while neighbors salvaged some belongings.
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The
Gazette
Millersburg
Edward Gorsch
Here
Never Praise a Woman Too High
A brief note on relationship balance warns against excessive flattery toward a woman. It cautions that stopping could imply waning love, while continuous praise may cause her to feel she is superior.
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