De Gaulle confronts insurgents over Algeria policy
Paris reports Premier De Gaulle sternly rebuked the All Algeria Committee of public safety over its move against local Algeria elections. He urged calm, warned Gen Salan his authority must be respected, and invited Secretary of State Dulles to Paris for talks with potential broadened participation by Britain and West Germany.
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Dulles to Visit Paris for Talks with Gaulle
The state department announced Secretary Dulles will travel to Paris on July 5 for discussions with Premier de Gaulle. He will return to Washington in time to join President Eisenhower on a three day Canadian visit beginning in July.
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Fire Wipes Out 6 Year Basement Project
Denver resident Roy Kenney spent six years turning his basement into a recreation area bedroom and bath. He was applying the final coat of paint when a gasoline spill from washing hands ignited by a gas heater, triggering a blaze that destroyed the entire basement.
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Hagerty Maintains Adams Clean Bill of Health
White House press secretary James Hagerty said President Eisenhower has full confidence in Sherman Adams and that insinuations Bernard Goldfine paid Adams hotel bills will be proved false. Hagerty avoided detailing the House investigators’ hotel bill evidence and said Adams would return to Washington to address the matter.
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Cyprus riot death toll climbs amid Greek shops torched
In Nicosia Turkish Cypriots attacked Greek shops and other sites sparking violence that left seven dead since rioting began Saturday. A Greek garbage man was shot in the municipal market as fires raged and four other Greeks along with two Turkish Cypriots were killed. The clashes follow fears Britain may ease control and push toward unification with Greece.
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Freedom Decided by Coin Flip in Ohio Court
In Dayton, Victor Hudson faced a drunkenness charge before Municipal Judge Carl Kessler. With records missing, the judge proposed a coin flip to determine sentencing. The dime showed heads, Hudson won his freedom and promptly left the courtroom.
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Boy Returns Nickel After Alligator Incident
A Miami boy who dropped a nickel into an alligator pit and spit at risk of death has mailed back the money with an apology note. Zoo Director Robert Mattlin says the child could have been killed entering the gator pit at Cran Don Park 70s. Visitors toss money to aid new animal purchases. attendants retrieve it regularly.
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East Germany hints at freeing 9 U.S. airmen if U.S. acts reasonably
Berlin AP report says Neues Deutschland editorial promises quick release of nine U.S. Army men and a helicopter if Washington acts in a normal and reasonable way. Dulles said the U.S. would negotiate with East Germans for the helicopter crew after it ran out of gas and strayed into East Germany. The piece notes the air space violation while urging settlement like civilized states.
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Woman Drowns in Kitchen Sink Tragedy in Los Angeles
Los Angeles police say 59 year old Lillian Perrine fainted while over a kitchen sink on Tuesday night causing her head to slip into water and drown. The incident is under investigation.
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Tornado Rips El Dorado Kansas Killing 13
A massive tornado devastated El Dorado Kansas injuring 57 and killing 13 as it swept through a 14 block by quarter mile path. The storm toppled 150 homes and an elementary school cutting power and communications. National guard units aided cleanup and looting was deterred while two Dallas girls boarded their way home safe.
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Tornado Ravages El Dorado Kansas Strikes Homes
Townwide damage reported as tornadoes swept El Dorado. Mrs James critically hurt as two other cars were blown from the turnpike. Several houses collapsed or lost roofs while some residents sheltered in basements. Emergency blood donors and hospital rushes crowded Wichita clinics.
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Company Lowers Its Coffee Prices
Grand Union Company announced a 2 cent a pound price cut on private label coffee in New York, bringing prices to their lowest since 1953.
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U N Votes to Rush Lebanon Border Watch Team
The United Nations Security Council approved a plan to send an international observer group to Lebanon to prevent arms or military aid reaching Lebanese rebels from the United Arab Republic. The vote was 10 to 0 with the Soviet Union abstaining.
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Camp Good Health set to open with staff reports and student intake
Cedar Rapids Gazette notes Camp Good Health nearing opening. Staff report to Manager A. T. Pleune at Mt. Vernon road next Monday, children to depart to camp on June 19 after physician or school referrals and Visiting Nurses Association screening. Operating costs funded by readers’ contributions for 30 years. improvements from a trust fund. Total budget shows funds raised and still needed.
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Tit for Tat In Lille Ends With Ear Biting Fine
In Lille a judge fined Boualem Oudni 48 dollars and sentenced him to 16 days for biting a riot policeman identified as G D. The same report notes G D was fined 96 dollars for pursuing Oudni and another 15 day sentence was suspended.
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U S Strikes At Passport Fraud Ring
A U S government report says an international passport fraud ring based in Palermo Italy altered and sold U S passports. Eight people in the U S and three abroad were arrested with others at large in Europe.
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Vinson Warns Ike Plan Threatens Navy Air and Marines
Rep. Vinson urged the House that Eisenhower’s defense reorganization could endanger naval aviation and the Marine Corps. He argued the bill lacks an appeal mechanism to Congress, risking loss of legislative control over armed forces.
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Districts Vote School Merger in Three-Way Consolidation
Voters in Oelwein Stanley and Oren No. 6 districts approved a merger creating a 1700-student consolidated district with $13,000,000 in assessed value. High school pupils move to Oelwein next year while Stanley retains elementary and junior high facilities. Grand totals: 923 ballots, 686 yes, 231 no, 6 spoiled.
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Soviet Leaders Planned Cairo Visit Next October
Cairo report says Soviet President Voroshilov and Premier Khrushchev will visit the Egyptian capital in October, signaling high level ties with Egypt and the broader Middle East.
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Eisenhower win as House extends trade program for 50 years
The House passed and sent to the Senate a 50 year extension of the reciprocal trade program by a 317 to 98 vote. The measure preserves the President's authority to negotiate tariff concessions and continue lower trade barriers among Free World nations despite strong protectionist opposition in the Senate.
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Eisenhower
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Tariff Commission
Senate Approves Jobless Aid Fund Amid Quick Vote
The Senate approved 665.7 million dollars for emergency unemployment compensation extensions after a quick, unanimous vote. The measure, already passed by the House, returns due to a Senate amendment for an extra 20 million to the SBA revolving loan fund, as officials warn funds are running out.
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