French Rightist Regime Declares Algeria Grip Amid U SIA Attack
In Algiers Gen Massu forms a rightist Algeria regime and calls for Paris to follow. Protesters sack the U S Information Agency office and the Journal d Alger. a 50 000 strong march denounces Prime Minister Pflimlin amid a general strike and student demonstrations. The USIA attack injures no one.
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Jacques Massu
Algeria
Paris
U.S. Information Agency
Pierre Primlin
French Assembly
Puimlin
House Passes Foreign Aid Bill Despite Cut Bid
The $3.03 billion foreign aid measure cleared its first House hurdle after a bid to strip economic aid was defeated 112-55. Rep Colmer urged larger cuts, which would have reduced aid to about 2 billion for military purposes, while President Eisenhower warned GOP leaders of abroad repercussions.
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Washington
Rep
Colmer
Dmiss
Eisenhower
G.O.P
Opponent now works on Niagara Falls project
Mad Bear Anderson, longtime foe of the Niagara power project on the Tuscarora reservation, is described as a laborer helping build the project. He had led the resistance to survey work and halted passive tactics after federal agents threatened contempt citations.
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Niagara Falls
Mad Bear Anderson
Niagara
Tuscarora Indian Reservation
Anderson
Fed chair cites hopeful indicators for recession ending
Washington AP William M. Martin chairman of the Federal Reserve Board told senators there are hopeful indicators that the recession may be ending He cautioned against over optimism while noting signs of progress He spoke during testimony on housing bills in a Senate subcommittee His remarks were made amid questions about the pace of economic recovery Schott aged 7 died at Town City Hospital after being struck by a trailer behind a tractor driven by his father Haymond Funeral arrangements are at Baxter mortuary.
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William M. Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Oncome
Gazelle
MT. Vernon
Larry Ray
Haymond
Schott
Martin
Senate
Baxter
Lebanon Faces Foreign Attack Amid Civil Unrest
President Camille Chamoun told Western ambassadors that Lebanon is under attack from abroad as leftist mobs clashed with security at the U S embassy. Reports say arms and men cross the Syrian border and Egyptian boats seized off the coast raising fears of wider intervention by Iraq and Jordan.
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Larry Collins
Becrut
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
U.S
Britain
France
U. S
Chamoun
Big 3
U.N
No-Man‘s Land
Syria
Egypt
Foreman Killed in Road Work Near Norway
Charles Phipps 65, foreman for Cameron Joyce Construction, was killed when a gravel truck backed over him during road blacktopping from Norway to Highway 149. He and his wife lived in a trailer here while the project proceeded.
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Yecia
Tne Oneette
Charles Phipps
Here
Phipps
Cameron-Joyce Construction Company
Norway
Highway 149
Mrs. Phipps
Hamilton, Il
Congress Likely To Exceed President's Budget Requests
Congress seems set to increase appropriations beyond the President's requests for the first time in 14 years. A House tally shows nearly 0.5 billion more than 21 billion requested, with Senate adds of about 79 million. Defense and foreign aid dominate the unsettled total as cuts dwindle.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
Congress
House
Fisenhower
Senate
Defense Department
Truman
Musial Drives 3000th Hit With Pinch Hit Double
Stan Musial of St. Louis, as a pinch-hitter, lined a run-producing double Tuesday for his 3000th major league hit.
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Chicago
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Fireman Receives 0 Year Service Award During Fire Call
J. Pat Ma honey was honored with a 0 year service award by the fire department on Monday night. The presentation occurred just before a fire at the James Ewing farm forced responders from Waukon and Waterville to battle smoke and water damage at the Ewing house.
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Wallkon
E. J
Pat Ma’ Honey
Fire Department
James Ewing
Ewing
Waukon
Waterville
Cedar Rapids Launches 10 Day Auto Buy Now Campaign
Cedar Rapids plans a ten day Auto Buy Now drive led by the Automobile Dealers Association with support from the Chamber of Commerce Retail Merchants Bureau banks and finance firms. The effort aims to boost local sales and counter consumer buying fear through events including a Saturday parade televised by IKRO TV and a Mayor proclamation designating May 15 24 as campaign days. William Culver chairs the effort with committee members from auto dealers and retail merchants.
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Wildwood Drive
Washington. High School
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids News
Towe
U.S
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Petroleum Industry
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Ikcro-Tv
Jim Meaghan
Eisenhower
Iowa
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James H. McDonald
Maroid’ Parsons
William Fletcher
William Schamberger
Ray Allen
John Kadlee
E. A. Potter
Cameron Oxley
IH. B. McCrath
Bureal
A. L. Smulekoff
Nick Craemer
Paul Knight
Death by own action discussed in Starkweather Caril letter
A letter read at Starkweather trial outlines plans to kill themselves and details Caril Fugate allegedly striking her toddler sister with a gun. The infant Betty Jean Bartlett and her parents were found slain in Lincoln January 27, prompting the manhunt for Starkweather and Fugate. The letter, signed Chuck F and Caril F, describes a hunting visit and a Paris of anger that led to the Bartlett killing.
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Charles Starkweather
Caril Fugate
Stark Weather
Starkweather
II Wyaming
Chuck 8
Caril F
Caril
Betty Jean Bartlett
Marion
Bartlett
Charles
Whitney Divorce Settlement Nears 2 Million
New York AP Cornelius Sonny Whitney and his third wife Eleanor Searle Whitney near agreement on a divorce settlement. He would pay about 2 million dollars in cash and set up a 250000 dollar trust for son Searle Whitney. Whitney seeks clear title to a fourth marriage and release from a contempt citation.
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Cornelius
Sonny” Whitney
Eleanor Searle Whitney
Turiman
Mary Bey Hosford
West Coast
Nevada
Joseph T. P. Sullivan
Whitney
Tor Whitney
Searle Whitney
Mrs. Whitney
Supreme Court
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Westbury
Long Island
Florida
Alabama
Idaho
Marie Norton
Averell Harriman
Gladys Hoping
Philadelphia
U.S. Demands Maduro Protect Nixon in Caracas Riot
President Eisenhower ordered Vice President Nixon protected by Venezuelan authorities after a Caracas riot. Secretary Dulles relayed the demand in a hurried state department meeting, warning of quick action if protection falters. No blame assigned pending fuller information from Caracas.
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U.S
Venezuela
Nixon
Caracas
Eisenhower
Dulles
State Department
Protectilon
Yuiltes
Thtlere
Wallaires
Encvique Tarchetti
Department
Nerdes
Service Pay Rise Sent to President
President Eisenhower is expected to sign a bill to raise service pay for most armed forces members, aiming to retain trained personnel. The measure passed the House and Senate on Monday and would take effect starting June 1.
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Eisenhower J
Armed Services
House
Senate
Hopkins Named President of Iowa Mutual Insurance
Glenn W. Hopkins was elected general manager and president of the Iowa Mutual Insurance Company at the annual board meeting, succeeding Harry D. Durham who remains as chairman of the executive committee. The firm reported assets of 23,528,000 and premium writings of 20,074,000 for 1957, with reserves rising to 19,986,000.
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Cedar Rapids News
Glenn W. Hopkins
Genera
Iowa National Mutual Insurance Company
Harry D. Durham
Dur‘ham
Ray J. Mills
R. &. Weng
Coquillette
Durham
Sutherland C. Dows
Hardover
Mills
Howard Hall
William ©. Crawford
John B. Turner
Hopkins
Nixon Escapes Angry Caracas Mob During South American Tour
In Caracas a furious crowd of teens spat at Vice President Nixon and grabbed Mrs. Nixon as they stormed vehicles. Tear gas dispersed the demonstrators, and a bulletproof car was provided for later travel. Nixon insisted the incident would not frighten him.
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Caracas
Nixon
U.S
U. S
Venes 7Uelan Pantheon
Simon Bolivar
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