Pilimlin Resigns as France Faces New Premier Crisis
President Rene Coty opened a search for a new French premier after Pierre Pflimlin resigned as De Gaulle's looming influence spurred Algeria Corsica tensions. The Assembly backed Pflimlin 408 to 105, independents defected, cabinet ministers quit, and Coty began consultations to name a successor, with De Gaulle or Guy Mollet as possible options. In Algiers tens of thousands demonstrated for De Gaulle while Paris stayed tense amid rumors of troop movements.
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Paris
Rene Coty
Pierre Pilimlin
Hightfall
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Keine
Assembly
Pflin
Pflimlin
Algeria
Corsica
Coty
I Pflimlin
Prhimiisy
Pfimlin
Guy Mallet
Mallet
Axles
Poiverly
Iiala
del ‘Gaulle
Algiers
France
Man Held For Mistreating Boy Attempts Death by Own Action
In Chautauqua County Jail District Wilfred M. Jose faces a charge of attempting to murder his four year old foster son. Rose and his wife Dolores Rose have been held on a separate allegation of attempting to murder Mrs. Rose's son James. The boy was found bound gagged abandoned in the family's trailer near Dunkirk. Rose attempted to hang himself with shoe laces but fell and was uninjured. Mrs. Rose signed a statement admitting binding and gagging the boy, though she would not divulge details. The boy has been placed under county welfare care, with a county children's court hearing set for June 13 in Jamestown. The case involves other family concerns and questions about funds and transportation. James is currently hospitalized in Brooks Memorial Hospital Dunkirk and appears to be recovering.
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Mayville
Wilfred M. Jose
Shautauqua County
Edwin G. O'Connor
Rose
Dolores Perry Rose
O'Connor
Gowanda State Hospital
Ental
Erie County
Chautauqua County
Gowanda
Jude Rollin A. Fancher
Kummer
Tittle Jimmie
Tralsfer
County Welfare Department
Children's Division
Jamestown
Robert N. Palmer
Dimmy
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Dunkirk
Vanguard satellite fails to reach orbit over Atlantic
Cape Canaveral reports the Navy Vanguard rocket launched a 20 inch satellite that flew 2000 miles out to sea then fell back into the atmosphere after five hours of silence. Dr John Hagen announced the device did not reach orbit as the three stage engines fired but lacked horizontal velocity. This marks the fourth Vanguard failure in five attempts while the Army Jupiter C has two successes in three tries with its Explorer satellite.
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Cape Canaveral
Navy
Atlantic Ocean
Vanguard
Gates Space
John P. Hagen
Directo
Project Vanguard
Hagen
Fred Th
Nation Receives Unknowns in Formal WWII Korean Honors
Unknown soldiers from World War II and the Korean War arrive aboard the Blandy and are escorted to the Capitol for a state welcome by Congress, the Supreme Court, Cabinet undersecretaries, and diplomats. Their twin caskets lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda until Friday before burial beside the World War I Unknown.
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Washington
Korea
Blandy
Congress
Supreme Court
Capitol
Gettysburg Mother Hopes Son Among Arlington Unknowns
An elderly Gettysburg mother recalls her 22-year-old son Lt Fred R Troxell who vanished in Italy in World War II and may be one of two unknown soldiers to be buried in Arlington Friday. Her family, living near Gettysburg, believes bodies recovered but unidentified, reflecting a nation that honors all fallen servicemen.
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Gettysburg
Paul
Fred G. ‘Troxell
Arlington National Cemetery
Fred
Troxell
Corry
Arlington Cemetery
Senate Drives Toward Passage Of Jobless Bill
The Senate pressed ahead with an emergency jobless pay bill endorsed by the Eisenhower administration after House approval. It would authorize federal advances to states for temporary unemployment benefits, with 13 weeks typical extensions and repayment starting in 1963. A Kennedy amendment proposed extending payments by 16 weeks, and states could be excused from repayment if by 1963 they met 30 weeks of benefits or faced precarious unemployment funds.
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Senate
House
Eisenhower
Benalons
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Paris Demonstrators Rally Against De Gaulle Return
About 20 000 protesters marched through Paris to oppose Gen Charles de Gaulle returning to power. The general left his country home and headed toward the capital as demonstrations surged.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Corry Veterans Council Plans Memorial Services At Mead Park
Corry veterans invite Corry and area citizens to Friday Memorial Day observances at Memory Lane Mead Park. Program begins 10 30 a m with Corry Area High School Band under Ronald Balrie, followed by invocation Rev H Ray Harris welcome by Mayor J Fred Kinley and introductions by emcee William Peiffer. Guests include Gold Star Mother Mrs Flossie Fosburgh and Spanish American War veterans. Program ends with taps by Wendell Gage and firing squad.
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Memory Lane
Mead Park
Mey
Flossie Fosburgh
Peter G. Schaar
Erie
Fosburgh
John DeSanti
al Conte
Wendell Gage
United States
Bus Traveler Misses City By 250 Miles
A woman traveling from Charleston to Columbia Pennsylvania boarded a bus and ended up in Corry yesterday afternoon due to an incorrect destination. With only four dollars, she could not continue and Sgt. Frank Carnegie assisted by coordinating long distance calls to reach a relative in another town who sent twenty dollars for her fare.
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Charleston
Columbia
Corry
Columbus
Cory
Frank Carnegie
Police Department
Campaign Launch for YMCA WorkPledge in Fin ish the Job Drive
A large turnout is expected tonight for the Finish the Job campaign supporting YMCA WorkPledge aiming at 190000. Campaign leaders including D Armour Hillstrom Rev Elmer Ortner and Frank Gut will guide sessions with reports on YMCA activities since opening and details on volunteer roles and supplies.
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Taklig Park
Frank Gut
Ted Pain
Compuitier
William Leaby
William Peiffer
Louis Milley
Mys
Olin Bracken Sr
Patsy Notte
AF Dahlstrand
Bruce Thomas
Clarence Wallace
D. Armour Hillstrom
Gerald Lane
Frank E. Gates
Post Office Workers Get Pay Increase
Postal workers celebrate a major pay raise pushed into law by President Eisenhower. The roughly ten percent retroactive boost to January increases wages by about 32.20 monthly in the region. First class letters rise to four cents. air mail to six cents. postcards to three cents. newspaper rates rise as advertising costs jump by about sixty percent.
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Aylvestisine
Riley
Heele Wll
Pier
Vail Armiuint
Getty
Award Negro Diploma At Little Rock
In Little Rock Central High School, a diploma was awarded to a Negro student for the first time in an orderly ceremony guarded by 220 city police and federal guardsmen. Ernest Green, 16, expressed happiness the event was over and planned a New York visit. He hopes to attend Michigan State, with guards and detectives ensuring the safety of the 5,000 spectators.
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Little Rock
Ark
Central High School
Ernest Green
New York
Ution
Michigan State
Green
Jess W. Matthews
Amon
Western writer Leslie Savage Jr dies in California
Santa Monica California obituary notes Leslie EL Savage Jr aged 15. He authored 22 Western and historical novels some adapted for film and television, dying Monday.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Leslie EL Savage Jr
Christian Democrats Win In Italy in New Parliament
Christian Democrats secure leading position after Sunday balloting in Italy. They seek to form a government with minor party allies or center partners as the new Parliament convenes on December 12. The party has dominated since World War II, holding 273 seats in the Chamber of Deputies and aims to govern with broad center support.
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Efile
Yall Compian
Rerte
Akith
Toin
Chamber of Deputies
Super Skyways Created As Air Safety Measure
An entity named Super Skyways introduces transcontinental skyways to reduce aircraft collisions. Flights above 17 000 to 22 000 feet will follow designated corridors 15 miles wide with vertical separation and weather controls. Military and civilian operations above 10 000 feet will follow uniform pacing and pilot compliance.
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Ericlorind
Red MiGs Arrive In Indonesia Amid Tense Air Move
The Indonesian Sukerni government received its first MiG aircraft from Czechoslovakia, paid over time at 250000 dollars each. Western forces faced delays as pilots and crews were assigned, with one incident noting a pilot from Miami fractured a wing after bailing out near Ambon Island and landing in a tree.
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Jakarta
Toganeain
Andoresian Air Force
Eave Wweeemen
Sukerni
Rejvertes
Czechslovakia
Wink
Miami
Eisenhower Says U.S. Weathering Recession Well
President Eisenhower told a news conference the economy shows resilience through the recession with no need for tax cuts now. He declined to predict a quick return to full employment and said he is not a prophet while noting no energy tax cut plan has been approved.
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Actin
Risenhhower
Risenhower
Canape
Eisenhower
Ace
CAHS Bandsmen Stage Annual Spring Concert
Corry area high school bands presented a 45 minute program at the auditorium featuring marching selections and musical numbers. Notable performances included students from Wright Sahoo Junio Huh Ila Schoo and guests under the baton of school officials. The program closed with Stars Forever and Tap of the Bells amid a rousing finale.
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Pegeet Ee Eiditorium
Corry
Ares
Ronald Ruirie
Rogram
Defense funding nears forty seven billion dollar mark
The Appropriations Committee urged a speedup of missile and antisubmarine programs and recommended 38.31 billion dollars in new defense cash for the next fiscal year. They added 13.0 billion beyond requested, vetoed cuts to National Guard Army Reserves and Marine Corps, and funded nine new missile launching nuclear submarines. The panel approved 2.79 billion for research and development including 510 million for space research. The total defense outlay would reach 47.805 billion with a roughly 7 billion carryover, as Congress weighs the measures.
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Defense
Defense Department
National Guard
Army Reserves
Marine Corps
Eisenhower
Interservice
Army
Navy
Air Force
Ofbee
Sensor of Defense
Congress
Department
George Mahon
D-Tex
Saciisaction
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Martin Keppel
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William A. Lauby
George Creutt
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Dallas Smiley
Philly Zalsneck
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