Riots leave Algeria and Morocco in turmoil
French officials report 20 Algerian outlaws killed in Guelma after sunset as the death toll in the Algeria Morocco fighting reaches 759 since yesterday. In Khouribga and Casablanca area Morocco, rioters clash with French troops. two Europeans believed killed and a photographer and newsman among casualties.
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INS
Guelma
Algeria
Morocco
Khouribea
Casablanca
Frese
Keattra
Agence France Presse
Roland Jourdain
National Broadcasting Co
Constantine
Man Dead Girl Missing In Buffalo River Tragedy
A 21 year old man Carl Kohler was found shot dead near the Niagara River and police believe his 18 year old girlfriend Marie Kiene was killed and thrown into the river. The couple had driven to the river last night with two suitcases and a shotgun. Kohler's body was found on a concrete pier near Bird Island. A diver recovered a 16 gauge shotgun from the river nearby.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Niagara River
William J. Tedesco
Carl Wolfgang Kohler
Marie Kiene
Kohler
Bird Island
Inside Today Amusements and Obituary Notices
A condensed page summary notes sections on amusements astrology comics and crossword puzzles alongside editorial content and want ads. Obituary notices and memorials are listed, with brief mentions of radio and television items in the sports and world sections.
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Munerale Seenseeuese Radio
Racing Bureau Faces Wrath Of Lawmakers
State lawmakers threaten to abolish the racing commission after concerns about Edwards influence and misdeeds. Attorney General Fox warns the panel the agency operates beyond law, prompting Edwards to be removed from racing director post. Revenue loss and passes to patrons add pressure for reform or abolition.
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Thomas F. Stafford
the Gazette
State Racing Commission
State Capitol
Racing Commission
West Virginia
J. F
Edwards
Chesapeake, C
Senate
East St. Louis
Commission
John G. Fox
Fox
Charles Town
Joint Legislative Committee On Government and Finance
Princess Margaret Attends Church as Age Rule Looms
In Ballater Scotland Princess Margaret visits Crathie Church with Queen Elizabeth II and family as debates over the Royal Marriage Act intensify. The 25 year old princess, seen in a pink hat, seeks spiritual guidance amid questions about potential marriage to Group Captain Peter Townsend.
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Ballater
Scotland
Margaret
Edwards
Charles Town Jockey Club
Sheas
Peter Townsend
Battle of Britain
Elizabeth I
Church of England
Capital Bus Strike Ends in Washington Transit Talks
Washington officials announced a 64 day dispute resolved at 1:12 a.m. with AFL union drivers and mechanics winning a 15 cent hourly wage increase. Fares rise to 19 cents for tokens and 20 cents cash while weekly permits jump to 9 cents for unlimited rides. Congress authorized a 12 month loss coverage and a potential sale of Capital Transit Co. for 14.4 million dollars as Louis & Wolfson sought control.
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Washington
AFL
Congress
Eisenhower
Louis & Wolfson
Florida
Board of
Capital Transit Co
Dixon Yates Deal Secrecy Attacked by Senate Panel
A Senate subcommittee accused the Eisenhower administration of contempt for Congress over concealment of facts in the Dixon Yates power deal. The Interim report targets officials including Sherman Adams and J Sinclair Armstrong while highlighting Adolph Wenzell and calls for tighter controls on non salaried government consultants with direct or indirect stakes.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Congress
Headen J
Sen
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Tennessee Valley
Sherman Adams
Securitiesand Exchange Commission
J. Sinclair Armstrong
Adams
Armstrong
Adolphe Wenzell
Budget Bureau
First Boston Corporation
Dixon- Yates
International News Service
Barry
Mystery Prisoner Hopkins Named Unknown Man In Revelations
Washington reports government officials remain unable to identify the mystery detainee Frederick Charles Hopkins who is to be released from a Russian prison this week alongside two American service members held seven years. The Pentagon files and State Department records offer no background on Hopkins while Army Privates Wilfred C. Cornish and Murray Fields are listed as deserters missing since 1948.
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Washington
INS
Frederick Charles Hopkins
Pentagon
Hopkins
State Department
Army
Wilfred C. Cornish
Ems
Amesbury
Mass
Murray Fields
Aselne Hersch
Brooklyn
U. S
Russia
Weither Berlin
Vienna
Kuchel Proposes 32 Billion Highway Plan Over 12 Years
Sen. Kuchel of California unveils a 32 billion dollar highway program to be funded by higher road user taxes and federal bonds. He says he has discussed the plan with the Bureau of Public Roads and may offer it as a compromise in the next session if the House passes a highway revenue bill.
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Washington
Kuchel
R-Calif
Senate Public Works Committee
Bureau of Public Roads
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
Works and Finance Committees
House
Definition Of An Expectant Father Changes In Midlife
A humorous note defines an expectant father as a man who suddenly stops giving friends advice on child raising. The joke hinges on role reversal as impending fatherhood shifts priorities and social behavior.
Floods devastate Northeast leaving deaths and widespread ruin
The Northeast faced its worst floods in decades as waters receded revealing 183 known dead with Pennsylvania 93 and Connecticut 63 among states. As many as 60 still missing in Connecticut and Pennsylvania each, towns cut off, millions in damages, factories ruined, and emergency crews battling to救 survivors. President Eisenhower monitored rescue efforts from Colorado.
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eHtice
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Conn
Tts
Bath
Associated Press
Lawmaker cites hiring reluctance to hire older workers
Massachusetts congressman Rep Harold D Donahue denounces employer reluctance to hire middle aged workers as tragic and frightening. He argues the aging workforce would boost American development and urges industry labor and government to cooperate to create jobs for mature citizens. He notes psychologists say midlife workers are among the best.
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Washington
INS
Massachusetts
Harold D. Donahue
Donghue
Floods At Glance Across Northeastern States
The flood scene spans Pennsylvania to Virginia with deaths reported in multiple states. Pennsylvania tallies 98 dead and many unaccounted. Connecticut and Rhode Island show heavy damage and missing persons. New Jersey, New York, Massachusetts, and others face fires, housing loss, and widespread disruption as waters recede and cleanup begins.
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Pennsylvania
Camp Davis
Pocana
Connecticut
Putnam
Massachusetts
Charlton
South
Southbridge
Rhode Island
Woonsocket
New Jersey
Gay
Robert Meyner
Dela
New York
Port Jervis
el- Henville
Virginia
Copters Save Flood Victims
Navy Helicopter Utility Squadron 2 resumes third day of rescue and recovery missions in the Northeast. From Long Beach to New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Connecticut areas, crews evacuate survivors from Stroudsburg to Allentown Bethlehem airport and haul milk and supplies. A pilot evacuated a woman and one hour old infant to a hospital and another landed in flood waters to rescue survivors.
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Lareuurst
Navy
Une
Cmdr
Wiliam A. Hudspeth
Long Beach
Calif
Nval
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Conectiac
Mts
Leo W. Early
Radford
Stroudsburg
Allentown-Bethlehem
Camp Davis
Poconos
Bradley Field
Hartford
Conn
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Fields
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Higenhower
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Gazette
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