Goty Demands Loyalty of Troops in Algeria
Paris reports President Coty demanded loyalty from 400000 French troops amid a coup in Algeria. Gen Massu seized power, calling for a public safety government in Algiers and pressuring de Gaulle to return from retirement. Pflimlin’s cabinet met after his investiture as France’s premier. demonstrations and travel bans rose as the crisis deepened.
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Paris
Reaater
Coty
Loyairy
Pierre Ptlimlin
Algeria
MRP
Algeri
France
National Assembly
Spec
Algiers
Jacques Massi
Pflimlin
Massa
al Fetta
Massy
Geb
Raoul Salan
Jacques Soustelle
Cumet
AL Riers
Pais
Soustelle
Orly Air Field
Svar
Air France
Air ‘Algeria
Piumlin
Ablers
Massu
Committee of Public Safety
Charles de I Gaulle
Public Safety
Mass
Alygiers
U.S. Information Agency
Passage Of Foreign Aid Measure Near Passage
The House moved swiftly to push through a 35.603 billion dollar foreign aid bill, sending it to the Senate with minor changes. Opponents faced heavy defeats as amendments to cut economic and military aid were rejected, including a bid to scrap eastern economic aid and cut military aid by 540 million dollars.
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Washington
Thomas &. Morgan
T-Pay
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
Morgan
SBGP
Tre
William M. Colmer
D- Nyjss
Smrositute
Hose
Alvin MM. Bentley
Rnich
House
caRtep
B. Ross Adair
R-Ind
Rov. W. Wick
D-Minn
Mind Reading Series Dallies In Intercollegiate Meet
Cambridge and Chicago faced off in the world’s first international intercollegiate mind reading contest. Each side used ten receivers and one sender to guess cards from a deck of 250, with symbols including a star square cross and waves. Results were inconclusive as teams analyzed and reanalyzed the data, with opponents noting the laws of chance could have favored either side.
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Chicago
Cambridge
England
Univesity
Larry” Victor
Steve Abrams
Kago
Tom Glynn
Montreal
Canada
Alcorn Surveys Outlook in Dixie
Meade Alcorn, Republican National Chairman, meets Florida Republicans to gauge party strength in the South’s key Sun Belt state. Florida has seen GOP gains steepest there among traditionally Democratic states, signaling a shift in regional politics.
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Alcorn
Dixie
Orlando
Fla
Meade “Alcorn Tegan
Florida
South
Chavez Quits New Mexico Foe in Primary
SANTA FE New Mexico UP Dennis Chaves in his 24th year as senator from New Mexico passed the first hurdle in his bid for reelection when his opponents conceded defeat in the Democratic primary shortly before middle Tuesday Chavez 57 686 votes to his opponent E S Walker former state land commissioner The votes were from 684 of the 920 voting precincts.
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Santa FE
N.M
Dennis Chaves
New Mexico
Chavez
Walker
Patrice Munsel Birthday Feature Highlights Career
Patrice Munsel, born May 14 1925 in Spokane Washington, rose from high school athlete to a celebrated coloratura soprano after winning the Metropolitan Auditions of the Air at 17 and signing a 1933 three year concert deal. Radio editors named her best classical female singer in 1946 and she later starred in a TV show and enjoys sketching tennis and swimming.
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Patrice Munsel
Spokane
Wash
Patrice
Metropolitan
Knowland Touts Renewal Grants For California Towns
Senator William F. Knowland said eight California communities will receive Urban Renewal Administration funds to prepare growth and development plans under a 47.20 grant approved for the California Department of Finance. Barstow Covina Delano Guadalupe Martinez Palm Springs Santa Paula and Watsonville will use the grants for land use facilities street and highway surveys population analysis economic base studies zoning and capital improvements programs. Grants cover up to half the costs with state and local funds making up the rest.
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Washington
ULP
William FP
Knowland
Calif
California
Department of Finance
Barstow
Covina
Delano
Guadalupe
Madeste
Palm Springs
Santa Paula
Watsonville
California Department of Finance
Railway Firemen Return to Jobs
Canadian Pacific Railway firemen end three day strike, resuming duties on diesel locomotives in freight and yard service. Firemen hired since April 1 1956 will be laid off with preference for other railway jobs. about 73 men affected while roughly 2,000 other firemen keep their current jobs.
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Montreal
Canasta Credited For Lengthy Life
Chicago woman Lotta V. Pola chekh, who turned 100 on Tuesday, credited canasta with keeping her young and said the game makes her peony and excited about life. She was named Chicago’s career of the year in 1996.
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Chicago
Canasta
Lotta V. Polachek
Brain Disease Hinted As Delinquency Cause
A noted psychiatrist, Dr Sof Levy of Spokane Washington, suggested a relatively mild brain disease encephalitis may be a major cause of juvenile delinquency. He noted it can occur alone or after severe childhood diseases such as measles or whooping cough and spoke at the American Psychiatric Association meeting in San Francisco.
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San
Francisco
Sof “Levy
Spokane
Wash
Levy
American Psychiatric Association
Hungarians crack down on vice as deportations loom
Amid a broad purge in Budapest the Hungarian regime orders deportations of hooligans and prostitutes, while authorities decree heavy fines and prison terms for offenders. The crackdown follows arrests and a public campaign against rowdies who attack police and disrupt public order, with reports noting no lasting success in deterring prostitution.
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Vienna
Budapest
Intervne
Levy
APA
William
alMatamud
Department of Psychiatry
Massachusetts Memorial
Boston
Wav
Fallout in Bay Area Rain Stirs Health Officials
Northern California reported light rain contaminated by fallout from Pacific nuclear tests. Berkeley samples showed 7.8 times the safe drinking level, Fresno County noted measurable radioactivity, but officials said lifetime exposure would be needed for risk. Tests linked to April 28 Eniwetok activity. AEC noted May 11 and May 12 detonations.
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San Francisco
California
Pacific
State Public’ Health Deepartment
Berkeley
Fresno
Eniwetok
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Two vice presidents elected at Silver Hill and Virginia unit
Dr. William B. Terhune medical director of the Silver Hill Foundation New Canaan and Dr. David C. Wilson chairman of the department of psychiatry at the University of Virginia School of Medicine were elected vice presidents. Dr. C. B. Hardin Branch of the University of Utah School of Medicine named secretary and Dr. Robert E K Felix director of the National Institute of Mental Health at Bethesda Maryland named treasurer.
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Elec Ited
William B. Terhune
Silver Hill Foundation
New Canaan
Cons
David C. Wilson
University of Virginia School of Medicine
C. 2
Hardin
University of Utah School of Medicine
Robert EK. Felix
Jee National Institute, of Mental Health
Bethesda
No Degree Nantucket Alass B His Movie Records
A fragmented report notes Zacheus Macy, said to have performed about 2000 surgical operations on an island between 1738 and 1778 without formal medical study. The readability is limited but the claim centers on Martha’s Vineyard or Nantucket area historical surgery proof.
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Nantucket
Alass
Zacheus
Macy
Ist Land
Food Poisoning Hits 180 Pupils In Georgia School
Lake Park Georgia reports nearly 180 elementary students hospitalized with suspected tainted canned meat causing food poisoning. Children aged 6 to 12 were rushed to hospital as they fell ill while returning home from school. Principal Wade Ring confirmed the widespread illness and critical conditions.
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Lake Park. Ga
Wade Ring
Graham Praises Nixon Courage Against Riots
San Francisco report on US religious leader Billy Graham praising Richard Nixon for courage amid anti American protests. He urged a new psychological approach abroad, warned Americans overseas isolate themselves, and stressed lasting peace requires God. Attendance neared 245000 across 15 sermons with 1870000 decisions for Christ. A Moscow call was anticipated with hints it could involve Rep. Brooks Hays.
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San. Francisco
UPJ
Richard
Nixon
Cow Palace
America
Graham
Moscow
Brooks “Hays
D-Ark
Russhi
Smog research quoted in Hollywood as Levant feud widening
In Hollywood Oscar Levant and wife June Gale face public scrutiny amid his illness claim and a heated domestic dispute. The report notes Red Skelton's grief over a son’s funeral and details a UCLA smog study on eye irritation and plant damage, with university officials stressing separate smog effects.
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Hollywood
Red Skelton
Lawn
Church of the Ri Te
Lago
Richard
Ucla Medical Center
Pius XII
Rome
Valentina
Will
Gan
Nis
Dreds
June Gale
Skelton
June
Levant
Tms Young We
Roman Catholicis Wid X-rayed But He Knew Itllic
Riverside
INS
University of Californ
Wnia
Oscar
Joan T. Middleton
Vol Levant
KCOP
Pune
Middleton
Los Angeles Basin
Richard Buried With Blessings Sent By The Pope
A fragmentary note mentions Richard buried with a veracitix and rosary blessed by the Pope, and a boy reflecting on an audience with a Pope at a key moment. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or places.
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Richard
Prince Bernhard Visits Southland on West Coast Tour
Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands visited the Southland during his West Coast tour. He arrived after a reception in San Francisco where he was guest of honor at an event hosted by the Netherlands Benevolent Society of California.
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Los Angeles
Prince Bérnhard of
Netherlands
West Coast
San Francisco
Netherlands Benevolent Society of California
Briton to Switch First Two Names
London solicitor Albert Anthony Dumont gave formal notice that he intends to apply to change his name to Anthony Albert Dumont. The notice appears in the London district records, outlining the planned legal name change and effective date.
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London
Albert Anthony, Dumont
Anthony Albert Duxmont
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Capwell
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Leavy
Gerry
Oscar Levant
Eddie Fisher
Bach
Oy. I. Dach
Prince Bernhard
Southland
Hayward High School
Charles H. Deadrich
Charles Deidrich
City of
Hayward
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