Meager Vote Of Confidence Won By Mollet
Paris reports Premier Guy Mollet survived a confidence vote in the French National Assembly by 271 to 59 with 201 abstentions. Communists and some leftists abstained while Moscow pressure kept opposition from toppling the Socialist cabinet. Mollet retains support from less than half the assembly but gains leeway to press his Algerian policy toward autonomy promises for Moslems.
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Daily Worker Criticizes Soviet Leaders Front Page Editorial
The New York Daily Worker published an unprecedented front page editorial criticizing Soviet leaders Khrushchev and Stalin. It faulted Khrushchev for omitting crimes against Jews and questioned the Khrushchev speech as the final word on Stalin’s terror and the roles of other Communist leaders.
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UC Campus Cop Chief Is Shifted
William W. Monahan of the University of California announced that Lt Warren L Nielsen, in charge of campus police, was shifted after the May 16 raid. Chancellor Clark Kerr had criticized the lack of campus and Berkeley police during the raid on sorority houses.
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Petoskey officials seek probe on removing railroad barriers
City officials ask the Michigan Public Service Commission to investigate removing five Pennsylvania Railroad concrete safety barriers at Petoskey crossings. They argue scar-tain accidents are rare but motorists repeatedly strike the barriers, prompting renewed safety concerns amid ongoing cross-town discussions.
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Future swimsuits to cover body from neck to toe
Advertising executive Homer Groening of Seattle told the Los Angeles Advertising Club that future swimsuits will cover the body from neck to toe. He predicts the suit will keep leather warm so people can swim anywhere in the nation year round.
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Lag in U S Air Defense Revealed by Partridge Testimony
U S defense chief Earle Partridge warned Senate committee that U S air defenses will be not too good for the next three years as Russian air power developments outpace planners. He cited the need for modern fighters radar warning networks and bases, estimating a $61 billion cost from 1951 to 1965, with little spent to date. Partridge urged a workable intercontinental missile defense and a rapid program to close the gap.
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Unified Armed Forces Urged by Senate Leader
Washington Sen. Henry M. Jackson urged merging the Army Navy and Air Force into one service to end interservice rivalry and meet rapid war tech changes. Sen. Leverett Saltonstall warned Congress not ready to unify, fearing a powerful centralized staff and a Soviet style defense command.
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British Official Shot Dead in Limassol Cyprus
A British education department examiner in Cyprus was shot dead outside a Greek school in Limassol. His Turkish Cypriot driver was seriously wounded as British troops cordoned the area and searched for the gunman.
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Peninsula Man Dies by Own Action in Home
Palo Alto resident Louis F Umsted 54, manager in San Francisco for Franklin Research, shot himself at home yesterday with a 16 gauge shotgun. He left notes saying he was in poor health and facing financial troubles.
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Hoover Sees Famine of Engineers Says U S Lacks Tech Training
In San Francisco former President Herbert Hoover warned of a famine of trained scientists and engineers. He urged stronger basic training in mathematics and physical sciences in public schools and noted colleges now graduate about 30,000 engineers yearly, far from the 50,000 he says are needed. He analyzed explanations for the national failure to meet technical needs.
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River Drop Bases Peril
Flood waters creep along the swollen Columbia River as volunteers monitor waterlogged dikes for breaches. The danger eases in Washington and Oregon but at least 10,000 acres of farmland flood. Colorado search teams hunt for missing Indiana girl Sarah Dixon, 8, reported lost during a storm near Brownsburg while temperatures drop in the mountains.
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Fire Captain Responds To Dryer Blaze At Own Address
Charleston West Virginia fire captain Kenneth Burdette on duty at station No 4 answered an alarm at 927 Woodhaven Drive, his own home. It proved a minor blaze in an overheated clothes dryer, with damage limited to the dryer's motor.
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