Socialists Seek De Gaulle Plan Before Backing Him
Paris reports the powerful Socialist Party pressed General de Gaulle for a preview of his governing plans. Guy Mollet met de Gaulle to secure a clear constitutional reform position while Algeria tensions loom as a symbolic unity gesture.
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Rene Coty
France
Guy Mollet
Algeria
Raoul Salan
All-Algeria “Committee of Public Safe
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Deixonne
Reds
Coty
New Fighting Rips Tripoli in Lebanon Crisis
Heavy fighting erupts in Tripoli as government troops attack with artillery and armored cars. Rebel leader Rashid Karami is in Beirut. a Lebanese delegation heads to Benghazi to protest UAR intervention. Patriarch Meouchi urges President Chamoun to consider a long vacation abroad.
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Tripoli
Rashid Karami
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Libya
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Paul Meouchi
Camille Chamoun
Review Endorses Review Endorses for June primary
Endorsements list gubernatorial and down ballot candidates for the June 3 primary. It includes Governor Knowland Lt Governor Powers Attorney General Weinberger Secretary Jordan Controller Kirkwood Treasurer Button U S Senator Knight and many state and county posts with incumbents noted. Propositions A B urged yes with incumbents indicated and cross references to pages with related stories.
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Harold J. Powers
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Robert C. Kirkwood
A. Ronald Button
U.S
Goodwin J. Knight
House of Representatives
George P. Miller
Guy Warren
Carlos Bee
Robt
W. Crown Linc
Sub crew escapes sinking after collision in Pacific
HONOLULU UPS The submarine Stickelback rammed midship by destroyer escort Silverstein sank to the Pacific bottom Thursday night but all 82 crewmen escaped without injuries. Stickelback surfaced and towed, then turned over and vanished. Initial reports cited flooded forward areas and a 20 degree list. An investigation into the collision was begun after Silverstein’s prior week incident with depth charge cartridges injuring five crewmembers.
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Sears Depot Job to Start in San Leandro
Construction of a multi million dollar distribution chapel for Sears Roebuck and Co. is slated to begin in San Leandro within 20 days. Hilp and Rhodes of San Francisco, the prime contractor, said plans for the 250000 square foot structure are now out to subcontractors for bid.
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Euto
Air Force Denies Bomber Buzzed United Flight
The Air Force rejected United Airlines pilot Wolfe's claim that a B-47 buzzed United Flight 705 over Kansas. Maj. Eugene Mathis, SA C pilot, was in an authorized holding pattern at 20 000 feet near Salina. The Pentagon said the bomber complied with CAA procedures and avoided risk, with no justification for the accusation.
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Air Force Prepares New Airlift for Lebanon Evacuation
Washington sources report 18 Globemaster transports to move to Germany May 17 for potential use in airlifts to recall town Lebanon. If deployed from Donaldson Air Force Base they could evacuate Americans from Lebanon.
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Soviet Union Joins U S in War on Disease
Washington reports Russia agreed to cooperate with the United States in health research after Eisenhower proposed a global effort. Moscow said it will work with the World Health Organization to improve global health and participate in several programs for 1958-60.
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Chamber Chief Sees Big Boom for 1960s Growth
Bedford Springs Pennsylvania United Press dispatch reports Philip M. Talbott chairman of the U S Chamber of Commerce predicts a boom to outdo all booms in the 1960s He says war babies of the 1940s will buy homes and there will be demand for goods of all kinds Current production will be insufficient and expansion blueprints are on drafting boards
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Philip M. Talbott
U.S
Washington Real Estate Board
Overcast Skies Mark Early Spring Holiday Across County
Overcast skies and fair weather led to widespread outings in Southern Alameda County and nationwide for a spring holiday. Memorial services and cemetery visits were held, traffic agencies reported few fender incidents, while a Las Vegas to Bakersfield air race began late but proceeded with 30 planes airborne by 5 15 am.
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Hayward Union Leader Slugged After Bar Peril
Sheriff reports a scuffle outside Ricky's Car on Foothill Blue last night left Teamsters Business Agent Tack Wiley unconscious with facial and head cuts. Witness Michael Bazuk said Wiley insulted his companion inside the bar. another witness saw Wiley approach from the shadows and a man struck him, causing a fall to the pavement.
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Pairmant
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Thei
Kim
Shi
Hit Run Driver Kills 22 Year Old Woman
In Cicero a young woman believed to be the victim of a hit and run was found early today. Police theorize the victim was struck while walking and then dragged or scraped by a car before the driver transported her to a remote location. Her body was flown from Rome via plane after a memorial service held for a prelate at Holy Name Cathedral.
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UPI
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UPT
Shirley Yankasky
O'Hare International Airport
Holy Name
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Cie
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Rome
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New York
Prayer for Today and Patriotism
A devotional plea asking God to honor the sacrifices of forefathers and to guide citizens to work hard uphold freedoms, obey laws, express opinions, and fulfill nonenforcable duties, ending with a blessing for protection and strength.
Collision on First Lap Kills Driver at 500 Mile Race
At Indianapolis the 42nd 500 mile race saw a mushrooming crash on the northwest turn of the first lap eliminating at least 10 starters. Pat O Connor of North Vernon Ind was killed as car 92 driven by Unser toppled the wall. Several others including Ed Elisian Len Sutton and Bob Veith survived but involved. Car field halted for 25 minutes then resumed with 18 laps completed at restart. Weather good and crowd about 175000 with high near 80.
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Jimmy Bryan
Dick Rathmann
Simmy
Reece
Auto Firms and Union Still Deadlocked in GM Talks
Detroit dispatch reports GM and the United Auto Workers failed to reach a new contract as 126 GM plants began operating under expired terms. Talks continued into the morning with both sides signaling plans to extend or withhold new agreements. The strike risk was minimal but the standoff could affect Ford and Chrysler next as their contracts also expire. The IUE joined GM in seeking an extension, while GM declined.
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United Auto Workers
UAW
Gm-Uaw
Ford
Chrysler
Jetliner Begins Maiden Flight From Long Beach
Douglas aircraft launched from Long Beach Municipal Airport on its maiden flight. The four-jet swept-wing airliner was scheduled to land about 90 minutes later at Edwards Air Force Base in the Mohave Desert, drawing thousands of spectators and signaling progress in Douglas aircraft design after 25 years of innovation.
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Edwards Air Force
Mohave Desert
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