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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1958
Page
4
In Algeria Massu and Salan outline steps to enforce de Gaulle’s program. Massu says the forum days are over and a path of renovation begins. Salan orders troops to support de Gaulle while urging dignity and generosity in combat amid scattered clashes and rebel raids in Bone Kouif and Sidi Bel Abbes.
Gen Raoul Salan, new civilian and military head in Algeria, appealed Sunday to Public Safety Committees and insurgent groups to collaborate with him for a French Algeria. He stressed cooperation with the Army as essential to peace and noted De Gaulle’s trust in him.
The weekly L Action says the Algerian National Liberation Front plans a meeting with top Tunisian and Moroccan leaders to set up an independent anti French Algerian government. Confirmation is uncertain. A former editor of the Warsaw based Poguiba paper sought asylum in West Germany, while Bourguiba urges restraint to avoid worsening relations with France.
A crowded slate lists VIRGINIAN screenings including Atacabre with William Prince and Kim Backus, and Melis Five Hours with Coleen Gray and Stephen McNally. Capitol and Rialto host further features with stars like Yul Brynner, Maria, and Claire Bloom, while other venues offer She Demons, Giant From the Unknown, and I Was a Teen Age Frankenstein among numerous color and Cinemascope titles.
Actress Parker, 25, in a train car crash suffered injuries and remained with her mother after plans to return to New York were postponed. She had roles in Kiss Them for Me with Cary Grant and Jayne Mansfield and a prominent part in 10 North Frederick with Gary Cooper. Surviving family includes three daughters Mrs. Ben Lee of Washington DC, Mrs. Alexander Boice of Jacksonville, and Dorian Leigh, a Paris-based model. The spokesman said she had no immediate professional plans.
Moreland Ga. national highway safety leader Richard Warrier King 57, his wife Ethyl 53, and a son died in a two car crash near Moreland. Another son John 17 died later. Michael 15 was in critical condition. Also killed were Howard A. McNeil Jr 34 of Newnan and Hiram W. Jennings 39 of Asheboro and his stepson Marcus Dick Jennings 27 of Newnan. Police report indicate the McNeil car occupants had been drinking heavily.
Ring and his wife were prominent in Miami civic life. He led the Miami Community Chest and Dade County Citizens Safety Commission, chaired accounting firm Ring McHong and Arner, and served as president of the Southern States Accountants Conference. Nearby, Chrysler missile plant workers protested no contract terms as UAW negotiates with Chrysler Ford and General Motors amid a half million workers seeking contract protection.
A moist air stream from the Gulf collided with cooler Canadian air to trigger storms from the Rockies to New York. Early Sunday readings ranged from the mid fifties in the Northeast to the mid seventies in the South and West with notably warm fronts lifting temperatures.
Monday outlook shows warm and humid conditions across Charleston West Virginia Ohio and Kentucky with scattered showers and possible thundershowers in several regions. Temperatures peak near mid 80s while early morning readings range in the 50s to 60s.
Jerry King aged 28 of Chesapeake suffered a slight nose injury when a blowout on Drandy Mountain caused his car to go off a small embankment. He was treated and released from Charleston General Hospital.
Washington reported U.N. Ambassador James J. Wadsworth said only the United States and Russia have progressed far in space. He noted space talks are likely if the Russians propose them and warned financing would limit participation of poorer nations. He described Russians as cocky from Sputnik era achievements.
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