Macmillan Faces Losses as Labour Rise Sees MPs Uncertain
In London, Prime Minister Harold Macmillan worries about party losses as Labour gains ground in early elections. The piece outlines a possible shift to a middle path, Liberal Party potential as a third force, and debates over joining Europe’s Common Market amid Cold War tensions and U.S. ties.
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Arthur L. Gavshon
London
House of Commons
Harold
Macmillan
House of Lords
Britain
United States
Labor Party
U.S
Liberal Party
House of Common
Britains
Commons
Macamillan
Europe
Gaitskell
Germany
Red
NATO
Rats stalk Algiers streets as Europeans flee
Europeans flee Algiers under siege as a self determination vote nears. Rats stalk garbage filled streets while hospitals close and schools sustain arson damage. By Andrew Borowiec AP report from Algiers details mass flight, rising violence, and debates over Algeria's future alignment with East or West.
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Algiers
Andrew Borowiec
Algeria
Blanche
Secret Army
France
Cuba
Europe
Moslem National Liberation Front
FLN
Tunisia
Morocco
East
Germanys Day Of Unity Mourns Uprising Victims
Berlin reports recall of the 1953 East Berlin uprising when workers demonstrated for fair pay and free elections. The article notes Soviet tanks, executions, and long memories of the 17th of June and the Berlin Wall as Germany marks the day of unity. It mentions Ulbricht, the Red Army, and continued pressure on East Germans amid shortages and propaganda.
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Germany
George Boultwood
Berlin
Horst Ballentin
Brandenburg Gate
Konrad Adenauer
West Berlin
Walter Ulbricht
Berlin Wall
East Berlin
Red Army
Ulbricht
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Hungary
Franco Faces Pressure From Left and Right in Spain
Madrid reports a stocky Franco opponent distributing leaflets calling revolt while monarchists debate a post Franco throne. Munich talks hint at unity against Franco, involving Falange members and Juan Carlos linked factions, though officials doubt a real threat. Communists persist underground with foreign support and limited local sway.
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Harold K. Miles
Madrid
Barcelona
Franco
Francisco Franco
Munich
Germany
Falange
Spain
Alfonso XII
Alfonso
Juan
Juan Carlos
Sophie
Greece
Auarter
France
Italy
Don Juan
Syaneo
Princetone
Falanges
Asturias
Xavier
Xavier Borbon
Fo Sania
Prices Rise As Japan Struggles With Living Costs
In Tokyo and Yokohama, workers like Ryuzaburo Sawada Dr Yoko Fujiwara and Yasuo Mochida report higher living costs. Wages modestly climb yet essentials bite, with noodles meat and rail fares rising. Government faces inflation amid global growth and domestic policy debates.
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Alan Cline
TOKYO
Ryuzaburo Sawada
Cary
Yoko Fujiwara
Yasuo Mochida
Yokohama
Japan
Labor Ministry
Sawada
Yasue
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Tkeda
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Thane
Harold K. Milks
Suange
Portugal
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Moscow
Havana
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