British Plan to Cut West German Troop Ties Faces WEU Talks
European ministers held talks as Britain sought to reduce troops on the European mainland from 80 000 to 0 000 amid economic strain. WEU members France Italy West Germany Netherlands Belgium Luxembourg prepared to discuss shared defense costs and potential contributions. Bonn reports West Germany will not cover costs for U S British and French troops stationed in West Germany after 1958.
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Britain
West Germany
NATO
WEU
France
Italy
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Bonn
U.S
Mollet Opens Talks With Eisenhower On Middle East Crisis
French Premier Guy Mollet begins top level talks with President Eisenhower in Washington to back Israel security guarantees as the two nations review the Middle East crisis and seek warmer ties strained by the invasion of Egypt.
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Washington
Guy Mollet
Israel
Eisenhower
Middle East
Egypt
Wir It Over by R L Dieffenbacher
A reflective piece on societal apathy across age groups and roles urging attention to deteriorating conditions. It laments distracted listeners and readers and calls for corrective action aligned with scriptural guidance.
Former Local Woman Slain In California
The body of Nina Marie Davis Hubler 32 a High Point native is being returned for burial after she was beaten to death with a tire iron in her Inglewood California home Friday James Hubler her estranged husband is charged with the murder He was being sought by police Mrs Hubler a nurse lived in Inglewood 14 years born September 30 1925 in High Point Surviving are her daughter Patricia Ann Hickey two brothers two sisters step mother and two half sisters Funeral plans and burial are to be announced
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Associated Press
Nina Marie Davis Hubler
High Point
James Hubler
Hubler
Inglewood
Hoyt
Ella Mae Lewis
Jamestown
Good Samaritan Hospital
Los Angeles
Calif
Cadet Nurse Corps
Air Search Mfg. Co
John Hickey
California
Scott Hubler
Patricia Ann Hickey
Jack Davis
Bill Davis
U. S. Navy
John W. Ruth
Jack Harmon
Hoyt Davis
Shelby Jean Davis
Bonnie Lou Davis
Davis Chapel
Whitehall Cemetery
Army and Guard Reach Compromise on Training Plan
The Army and National Guard announced a compromise to end their dispute over active duty training for Guard recruits. The outline gives the Guard rest of this year to recruit 17 to 18 percent year-olds with a January 1 deadline, while new recruits over 18 with no prior service face six months of active duty training. The Air National Guard 11-week program remains unchanged.
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Army
National Guard
Washington
Army and
House Armed Services
Overton Brooks
D-La
Full Armed Services Committee
Brooks
Guard
Air National Guard
McCarthy Opposes Brennan Nomination in Senate Testimony
McCarthy vows to vote against Brennan's confirmation unless the jurist persuades him that he holds the true facts on Brennan's views. Senator Clifford Case (R-NJ) prepared testimony stating Brennan eminently ...
Asian African group urges UN sanctions on Israel over Gaza
At the United Nations the 27 nation Asian African group calls for immediate sanctions against Israel. Jordanian Ambassador Abdel Momen Rifai says patience is over and demands Israeli withdrawal from Gaza and Sharm el Sheikh area. Diplomats note Arab support hinges on U.S. position as most aid to Israel comes from America.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Israel
Abdel Momen Rifa’i
Assembly
Gaza Strip
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
Rifa’i
U.N
U.S
Economic Talks Begin With Poles
Washington hosts economic talks as a five man Polish government delegation led by Henryk Kotlicki, director general of the Polish Finance Ministry, arrives to meet with U.S. officials.
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Washington
United Direct Economic
Henryk Kotlicki
Segregationist Faces Arrest Again Today
Knoxville Tenn. Segregationist John Kasper faced arrest today for the second time on a contempt of federal court charge for allegedly interfering with peaceful integration at Clinton High School. Clinton restaurant owner Robert L. Gates was arrested. Gates was charged with inciting white boys to attack Negro students at the Clinton school. Bond set at $5,000.
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Knoxville
Tenn
John Kasper
Clinton High School
U. S. Dist
Robert L. Tay- Gates
Clinton
U.S
Gates
Clinton School
Defense brings more witnesses in Rich drill instructor case
Six more witnesses testified at Parris Island in defense of S. Sgt. William E. Rich, denying that he struck recruits or choked a fourth. Testimonies from Bulaski Kavarnik Burritt Long and Meade challenged Benjamin’s claims, with cross examination exploring possible bias among recruits and questioning Benjamin’s duties and conduct.
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Parris Island
S.C
Lin
William E. Rich
Canton
N.C
Henry M. Bulaski
Norfolk, Va
William Kavarnik
Perth, Amboy
N.J
Allen R. Burritt
Damascus
Kenneth Allen Benjamin
New York City
Rich
Benjamin
George B. Guenther
Mead
Brady
Pvt
Laverio Glussich
Brooklyn
N.Y
Sgt
Glussich
Million Dollar Blaze Destroys Rubber Plant in Butler New Jersey
A million dollar fire gutted the rubber plant in Butler New Jersey after five hours of burning. Police said the wind prevented a larger catastrophe and all workers escaped though five firefighters were overcome by smoke. One outer wall collapsed onto the street and another into the Susquehanna Railroad yard, knocking out power. The plant was a subsidiary of American Hard Rubber Co. with a larger facility nearby. Susquehanna locomotives were affected by debris and traffic was halted.
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Susquehanna Railroad
American Hard Rubber Co
Susquehanna Locomotives
New College Personnel Selected
Dr. Louis C. LaMotte will serve as permanent vice president at the merged Flora Macdonald College and Presbyterian Junior College, with Dr. William C. Woodson continuing as president of Flora College while leading the new school. The merger includes Peace College and involves leadership roles in the Presbyterian Synod of North.
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Louis C. LaMotte
William C
Woodson
Flora College
Red Springs
New School
Flora Macdonald College
Presbyterian Junior College
Maxton
Peace College
LaMotte
Eere
Presbyterian Synod of North
Attempt To Take Over City Related Racketeering Probe Opens
A nationwide Senate inquiry into alleged labor industry racketeering opened with testimony from two Portland reporters claiming a gangster union coalition tried to take over city government. The hearing also named Atty. William M. Langley Clyde C. Crosby and James B. Elkins as participants in the alleged scheme.
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Washington
Senate
Portland, Ore
Atty
William M. Langley
Clyde C. Crosby
The
Teamsters Union
James B. Elkins
Portland
Probe of Diplomat Is Urged
Senators Watkins and Case urged a Senate Foreign Relations review of David K. E. Bruce as Eisenhower's nominee for ambassador to West Germany. They cited Bruce's 1000 donation to 1956 Democratic funds and questioned his Germany and free world views. Bruce, 50, of Maryland, previously served as ambassador to France and undersecretary of state.
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Washington
Watkins
Utah
Francis Case
David K. E. Bruce
Eisenhower
West Germany
Bruce
Adlai E. Stevenson
Germany
Free World
Senate
Maryland
France
Truman
Photographic Veil Lifted On 1957 Paris Fashions
Paris reports lift of the photographic veil on 1957 spring styles from Patou Heim and other houses. Highlights include slack-tube dresses bubble skirts evening saris and the Japanese look with colors white navy coral sky blue and yellow.
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Paris
Heim
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