De Gaulle presses control as Algeria unrest surges
French leader Charles de Gaulle defies insurgent committees in Algeria and recalls Soustelle from Algiers after demands to oust party politicians from his cabinet. He urges the Muslim majority to have a voice in North Africa while maintaining French authority. Soustelle is seen as the movement’s mastermind but holds no official post.
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Charles de Gaulle
Jacques Soustelle
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Franice
Soustelle
Algeria
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France
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Algerta
National Assembly
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Algiers
Cieneral
Raoul Salon
Salan
Paris
Millionaire Goldfine Denies Adams Influence Ties
Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine confirms his company paid hotel bills for Sherman Adams and his wife but says Adams never used influence with government officials on his behalf. He labels House subcommittee charges an irresponsible smear and emphasizes decades of friendship.
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Mass
Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Adams
Goldfine
Washington
House
Samuel P. Gears
Goldfines
Adamses
New Hampshire
Goldfing
Missing Stratojet Bombers Flight Sought in N Y Area
A four man Stratojet training flight with six engines is missing in northern New York. Plattsburgh AFB says the search covers within 90 miles of the base, amid rugged terrain. The aircraft departed Hunter AFB Georgia en route to Loring AFB Maine.
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N.Y
New York
Platiaburek Air Force Base
Hunter Air Force Base
Savannah
Loring Afb
Maine
CAHS Holds 85th Annual Commencement at Area High School
Last night CAHS awarded diplomas to 128 seniors in the auditorium. Officers Shirley Hasbrouck served as secretary and Jame Howard as treasurer as the formal ceremony closed their high school careers.
House Debates Defense Plan Compromise Amid Party Split
Washington Republicans push a compromise on Eisenhower’s defense reorganization, seeking to balance committee bill powers with presidential specifications while Democrats insist on the committee version. Rep. Joseph Martin forecasts GOP support with some Democrat votes needed to prevail.
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House
Eisenhower
House Armed Services Committee
Navy
Army
Air Force
Congress
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Massachusetts
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Three Vehicle Crash Near Union City Causes $1000 Damages
Irwin Thomas of Youngstown Ohio drove into a grass cutting tractor off Route 6 two miles west of Union City at 9 15 this morning. The collision damaged three vehicles with estimated totals of $800 for the car driven by Thomas and $1,000 overall. Brown suffered a bruised right, and Thomas was fined $10 plus costs for reckless driving.
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Union City
Irwin Thomas
Youngstown
Ohio
Arden A. Brown
Thomas
Twaffic
Ward A. Pearson
Ashville
N. C
Po- Nee
Brown
Justice of the Peace Berhive Rockwood
Rescue Squad Aids Critical Boy At Corry Mission
Rescue workers rushed 4 year old David Bemis of 103 East Main Street to Corry Memorial Hospital at 6 30 this morning. He was described in poor condition after emergency treatment and oxygen by the Stanford Hose Company squad. Tentative diagnosis Mab spinal meningitis.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Bernice Bemis
East Main Street
Stanford Hose Company
Mab
Walter Refuses Hitler Comparison in Eaton Conference
Washington D C Francis E Walter chairman of the House Un American Activities Committee walked out of a conference with Cleveland financier Cyrus Eaton after Eaton compared the United States to Hitler's Germany Walter cited the remark as too much for his stomach and said the meeting ended amid loud exchanges Eaton had been subpoened for questioning Eaton about claims in a May fourth TV interview that federal agencies engaged in snooping and creeping up on people Walter said any subpoena action would be decided after members review what occurred Eaton may still appear before the committee to discuss federal secret police and intelligence activities and their constitutional impact
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Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
House Committee On UN- American Activities
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Eaton
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Germany
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Cleveland
FBI
Gordon Scherer
Ohio
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Mittee
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Gestapo
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Securities and Exchange Commission
Solon invites Adams to testify on influence in federal agencies
Rep Harris invites Sherman Adams or others to tell his House subcommittee about improper influence on federal regulators. The probe centers on Bernard Goldfine, with FTC and SEC records at issue. A Goldfine bookkeeper and Adams remain poised to offer denials as the panel plans further hearings.
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Adams
Washington
Orden Harris
D-Ark
Sherman Adams
Harris
House
Subcommittee
Eisethower
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Arkansas Democrat
Federal Trade Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
Goldfine
Local Church Nears Goal in Episechal Campaign
Immanuel Episcopal Church near Chestnut Hill In the Erle Diocesan drive donations reached 9924 of 10400 goal with plans to announce success at a Friday 730 p.m. meeting. The Morley diocese aims 460000 for missions and the Chestnut Hill Center improvements and a new Youngsville building ground breaking on June 15 with clergy and lay people attending.
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Erle
Morley
Chestnut Hill
Chautauqua Lake
St. Francis of Assisi
Youngsville
Episcopal
Boy Drowns After Diving At Saxton Reservoir
Gary Dick a 16 year old from Saxton Pennsylvania drowned Wednesday while swimming in a reservoir owned by Pennsylvania Electric Co in Saxton. He struck his head on a concrete pillar during the dive.
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Boy
Bedford
Gary Dick
Saxton
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Senate Debates Labor Bill Over Union Powers and Pacts
The Senate opened a tense debate on a broad labor bill designed to curb union abuses and regulate organized labor. The measure would increase the secretary of labor's powers to enforce provisions, a point criticized by Secretary Mitchell. Senate leaders warned of lengthy discussion as Republicans pledge amendments, while Kennedy faces floor test as author and potential 1960 presidential contender.
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Senate
Secretary of Labor
Lick
Labor
Mitchell
Lyndon
Johnson
Dy'Tex
Barry Goldwater
R-Aris
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Sacrifices For Victory In Cold War Seen
Defense Secretary Neil McElroy told Harvard alumni that the United States may need drastic steps and greater peacetime sacrifices to stay ahead of the Soviet Union. He warned the test of social order lies in economics and education, predicting U S and Soviet growth disparities by 1982 and calling for substantially more funding for education and tax-based support.
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Cambridge
Mass
Neil McElroy
United States
McElroy
Harvard Alumni Association
Soviet Union
Russia
U. S
Two Teens Charged With Fayette County Burglary
State Police say two teenagers Charles Hornsby 18 of Smithfield and George W Bmalley 19 of Uniontown face burglary charges for thefts at service stations taverns and stores in the last two months. A juvenile accomplice was also involved.
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Fayette County
Charles Hornsby
Smithfield
George W Bmalley
Uniontown
Polce
McKeesport
Corlier Witsweek
Walrad
Dulles to Meet De Gaulle in Paris for World Issues Talks
Secretary of State Dulles plans a two way fact finding mission with Premier Charles de Gaulle in Paris next month. The visit aims to discuss North Africa crisis and a possible summit while clarifying U S support for Gaulle's program. Dulles will depart July 5 and return to join Eisenhower for a Ottawa trip three days later.
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Dulles
Charles Je Gaulle
Paris
de Gaulle
North Africa
United States
State Department
Eisenhower
Ottawa
France
Western Alliance
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Grasshopper Plague Hits Colorado. Disaster Aid Sought
Governor McNichols asked White House to declare eastern Colorado a disaster area to unlock civil defense funds and USDA aid for hay and crops. State plans range spraying with five two engine planes from Cheyenne Wells to cover nearly 10 000 acres at low cost. Highway crews to spray along 18 000 miles of eastern Colorado roads as hopper infestation expands across more than 10 million acres in two counties.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
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State Agriculture Department
Cheyenne Wells
Colorado
Mark U Watrous
Lostig
Kansas Girl Wins National Spelling Bee
Topeka girl Schlehuber won the national spelling bee by correctly spelling syllep sis after missteps by Derry Ma detra of Elizabellitown Pennsylvania. The prize included 1000 dollars in cash a trophy cup and a week end trip to New York City.
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Uqutty Schlehuber
Topeka
Kansas
Dalla
Derry Madetra
Elizabellitown
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Sforitta
Terry
Dulilta
New York City
Anintley
Erie RR Engineers End Strike After Mediation
Erie railroad engineers halted a strike Wednesday at the request of the station leadership and Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. The union sought wage talks and fewer job miles, with plans to resume work after a brief停. Former Solon Samuel P. Boyer dies at 76 in Brooksville Florida after career in Pennsylvania politics.
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Chinl Enginger
Guy L. Brown
Jersey City
Vormer Solon
Brooksville
Fla
Dre Sanuel P. Boyer
Nonnsylvania Nasenlymuen
Ethed
Avre Yestonday
Senior Class Awards Highlight Annual Commencement
The event featured diplomas presented by Fa bel S. Vatuilin as Jet Bose of Retirethon presided. Howard J Sheen announced ten awardees including Hronlors Dies and Julia Rotierds. Scholarships from Thiel College and Barbara Blaine Women funded student aid and professional loans.
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Yong
Ladu
Act Kensinger
Virgil Curtis
Sguard
Speedy House Action Seen On RR Loans
The House is expected to act on a bill authorizing 700 million dollars in government guaranteed loans and aid for railroads. The Senate passed it by voice vote, with provisions limiting discontinuance of interstate trains unless the ICC finds net losses, and removing a tax-free reserve fund proposal. The bill would allow the ICC to permit discontinuance of trains crossing state lines and authorize loans for equipment acquisition or construction.
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Washington
House
Senate
House Commerce Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
ICC
Corry Man Fined for Drunk Driving Guilty Plea
Corry resident Wuam Flick pled guilty to a drunk driving charge before Judge Burton R. Laub in Erie County court. He was fined 100 dollars and costs, placed on 18 months probation, and ordered to surrender his license to the probation officer. Police said Flick’s car sideswiped a vehicle driven by Kenneth E. O'Day on West Smith Street after an arrest May 18 following the two car accident. A local physician said Flick was intoxicated.
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Wuam Flick
Corry
Burton R. Laub
Erie County
Flick
West Smith Street
Kenneth E. O'Day
Liberty Street
Fick
Erie
Braun Honored With Degree at Pitt Commencement
Werner von Braun, head of development operations for the Army Ballistic Missile, received one of four honorary degrees at the University of Pittsburgh Commencement exercises yesterday.
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Pittsburgh
Werner Vor Braun
Army Ballistic Missile
University of Pittsburgh
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