De Gaulle Promises Voting Rights for All in Algeria
Premier De Gaulle promised elections in Algeria within three months with equal voting rights for all. He arrived to a tumultuous welcome in Algiers, praised insurgent leaders, and noted the crowd's cheers as he met with military and civil officials. The report also covers sidewalk commerce, local industry updates, and Chamber of Commerce efforts on air and rail transport issues.
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Algiers
de Gaulle
Algeria
Paris
Raoul Salan
Reed Won't Seek Tax Cut at School's Expense
Kansas governor hopeful Clyde Reed Jr. declared opposition to tax cuts funded by education budgets. He stressed rising school outlays and older pension costs require prudent funding. Reed urged exploring ways to improve government efficiency rather than reduce school support.
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Reed
HAYS
Clyde Reed Jr
Kansas
de Gaulle Publican
Wejof
Gaulle
Salan
Brown Edges Knowland In California Governor Primary
Democratic state attorney general Edmund G Brown won a commanding position for the November governor race after a strong showing in the California primary. Brown carried a heavy vote total and gathered about a third of the GOP primary ballots despite running in the Democratic contest against Senator William F Knowland.
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California
Edmund G. Brown
William F. Knowland
Brown
Jupiter missile production line approved at Chrysler Warren plant
The Pentagon authorized a complete production line for Jupiter missiles at Chrysler Corp in Warren Michigan after a May 18 test at Cape Canaveral. The move signals a comeback for the intermediate range ballistic missile and follows an order nearly sent to the ashcan.
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Washington
Pentagon
Chrysler Corp
Warren, Mich
Tife
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Khrushchev Seeks East-West Trade Expansion
Premier Khrushchev urged President Eisenhower to expand trade with the Soviet Union aligning with top level talks with West German and British leaders. The letter seeks equipment to boost Soviet synthetic material capacity while Western powers debate what goods could enhance military strength under trade controls.
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Soviet Union
Theodor Heuss
West Germany
Ereinrich von Brentano
Eisenhower
Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Khrushchev
State Department
Russia
United States
Moscow
President Signs Federal Aid Bill for Jobless
President Eisenhower signed emergency federal financing for additional jobless relief payments to states. He sent Congress a request for 665.7 million dollars for exhausted benefits and states may opt in. Insured workers in participating states may receive 30 percent more weekly benefits for the term. The act becomes effective in 15 days and expires next April 1. More than five million unemployed. about one million have exhausted benefits.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Congress
Union District Meet Set for Friday in Holcomb
Holcomb residents of Union District No 1 will hold their annual meeting Friday at 8 p.m. Superintendent Virgil Volland says the top item is the school budget for next year, a 179,319 proposal up from the current year with a 30,000 rise in teachers salaries. Other items include janitors salaries, new equipment and transportation. Patrons will vote on a school board seat vacated by Wayere Johnson at term end.
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Holcomb
Virgil Volland
Wayere Johnson
Garden Lass Weather Report Tonight and Thursday
Garden Lass tonight mostly fair with scattered thunderstorms, warm with low near 70, southerly winds 16 to 20 mph. Thursday partly cloudy and cooler with widely scattered thundershowers, northerly winds 15 to 20 mph, temperatures in the 80s. Sunrise 5 28 Sunset 8 02. Weather observations end at 6 20 CST. Station Max Min. Sarden City 69 Dodge City 6a Goodland 65 Emporia 72 Russell 73 Chanute 7 Concordia Salina Topeka Wichita.
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Dodge City
Goodland
Trace
Emporia
Officials Contacted by Hope Seek Federal Funds for Grasshopper War
Hope officials and farmers seek federal funding to cover part of an area wide grasshopper eradication effort. State and local bodies may share costs with the federal program, with plans to spray field margins to stop hopper spread as wet spring accelerates hatching. Finney county will sell spray at a reduced rate from tomorrow at the county shops, with a field distribution center opening on Maple west of Main.
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Roy Freeland
State Board of Agriculture
State
Freeland
Federal Plant Pest Control Division
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Agricultural Research Service
Omaha
Minneapolis
Finney County
Maple
Main
Trayer
Insects and Flying Just Don't Mix Insects and Flying
Topeka AP report: Charles G. Miller of Colorado Springs, an aircraft parts seller, refueled in Topeka and saw insects on his plane. He swatted one as it climbed the cockpit indicator and feared a deadly bite. He landed, ordered an exterminator, and had the plane fumigated with dead insect samples. No black widow spiders were found.
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Topeka
Charles G. Miller
Colorado Springs
Miller
Hope to Visit Seven Southwest Kansas Counties
Republican candidate Clifford R. Hope Jr. plans a campaign swing across seven southwest Kansas counties over the coming days. He will be in Liberal Thursday, Morton and Stanton Friday, Gray Saturday, Grant Monday, Kearny Tuesday, and Hamilton Wednesday before returning to the eastern end of the Fifth district.
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Clifford R. Hope, Jr
Kansas
Liberal
Morton
Stanton
Saturo
Gray County
Hope
Grant County
Kearny
Hamilton
Eleven Nations Accept President's Antarctica Proposal
Washington AP State Department confirms all eleven invited nations accepted President Eisenhower's plan to hold a conference to neutralize Antarctica. Final approval came from the Soviet Union, disclosed after Moscow radio aired the news. The invitees include Argentina Australia Belgium Chile France Japan New Zealand Norway South Africa and the United Kingdom.
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State Department
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States Department
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Argentina
Australia
Belgium
Chile
France
Japan
New Zealand
Norway
South Africa
United Kingdom
Farley Nominates for New York Senate Seat
Former Postmaster General James A. Farley announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for U S senator in New York. He stated the move last Friday as the seat held by Irving M. Vesinson, a Republican, becomes open due to ill health and failure to seek re election.
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New York
James A. Farley
U.S
Irving M.ves
Garden City sidewalk bazaar draws shoppers and praise
Garden City residents shopped on sidewalks as merchants hosted a festive bazaar for the 75th anniversary. J C Penney and Christian Church vendors offered wares and sunbonnets while an outdoor Garden Cafe served pink lemonade. Weather cooperated, boosting mood and profits for participants.
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Jay Crook
Telegram
Garden Cafe
Garden City
Catherine Dinkel
Ted Drees
Ann Breit
Carol Hackelton
Janet Breit
Lavawn Breit
J.C. Pen
Ny’s
Helen Pfeifer
Chamber of Commerce
George Purbazaar
Christian Church
Dickingen
Vector Cafe
Jey Crook
Pelegram
J. C. Penney
Survive a 60 mile per hour jump in rolling car
In Louisville three women escaped serious injury after leaping from a 60 mph car when the accelerator stuck. Driver Edna Cissell, 33, left last and suffered a broken ankle. passengers Mrs. Robert, 31, and Mrs. Charles Miller, 29, received cuts. The car crossed roads, hit a telephone pole and a tree before stopping after about 100 yards.
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Louisville
Edna Cissell
Robert
Charles Miller
Miller
Funk
Weather Words Stir Tales of Minds and Money
A quirky column notes how weather chatter shapes perceptions and rumors. It surveys how tales about market and mood spread as people react to blizzards storms and sunlight, influencing decisions and reputations across communities.
Atlas Firing Test Signals Progress for Atlas ICBM
Cape Canaveral AP The Air Force continued collecting telemetry on the Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile during a successful launch. The eighth Atlas test covered about 600 miles as technicians study data ahead of the first longer range flight planned within five months. The rocket reportedly performed perfectly in this early stage.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Atlas
Wreck Scene Is Looted After Mexican Air Disaster
In Guadalajara the bodies of 45 victims are brought for identification after an Aeronaves de Mexico crash near El Picado Peak during a thunderstorm. Investigators seek the cause as rescuers search Tla omuleo village for looted property recovered from the wreckage.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
Guadlalajara
Aeronaves de Mexico Ling
el Picado Peak
California
Tlaomuleo Village
Ezra Gets The Dog A Gold One
Washington AP reports the meat industry presents Secretary Benson with two hot dogs to promote National Hot Dog Week. The real dog 40 inches long, bitten by Benson amid camera flashes, while a gold plated desk piece is showcased.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Gilmore
Carol
Silver Spring
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