De Gaulle Pledges Algeria Elections and Unity
Paris AP report says Charles de Gaulle's cabinet backs his peace moves in Algeria. Aiming for local elections there within a month, with Arab-Berber voters given equal rights and an Algerian Muslim placed in the cabinet. The cabinet also curbs rightwing safety committees while reinforcing Salan's authority in Algeria.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
de Gaulle
Andre Malraux
France
Mothers jailed as four sons violate curfew in Wilmington
Four Wilmington parents were jailed for two days under a curfew law holding guardians responsible when children under 18 are on the streets after 10 p m. Judge Bernard J Lawler said punishment might curb juvenile trouble. Neighbors, community leaders and the Wilmington Center director criticized the penalties, arguing parents have little control over their children.
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Wilmington
Calif
Bernard J. Lawler
Juvenile Court
Clarke Stephens
Stephens
Harbor
Los Angeles
W. Richard Meyers
Wilmington Community Center
Meyers
Macmillan Arrives For Talks With Eisenhower
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arrives in Washington for informal talks with President Eisenhower on Western trade with the Soviet Union and a possible summit. The visit includes a dinner with Dulles and a trip to DePauw University in Greencastle Indiana.
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Britain
Harold Macmillan
National Airport
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Macmillan
Dorothy Macmillan
Eisenhower
Russia
London
F Eisenhower
Soviet Union
U.S
Charlies
Dulles
Indiana
de Pauw University
Greencastle
Blating
White House
Giant Rocket Upsets Neighbors Near Detroit
Citizens report a 15 foot rocket in the driveway of Rev. Arthur R. Parkin Jr. in Farming ton Township. Parkin, former sheet metal worker, says the green and white device is a home made church advertisement for a vacation Bible school themed Exploring God's Wonders.
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Detroit
Farmington Techehip
Ser
Arthur R. Parkin Jr
Clarenceville Methodist Church
Policmen
Strike Threatens Truce In Jittery Auto Plants
UAW leaders sought to quiet strike sentiment among Chrysler workers amid a no contract week. The union pressed for full settlement of grievances as Chrysler and opponents defend no strike action. Production cuts at Dodge and De Soto idle 5,600 workers as a new week opens.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Art Hughes
Hughes
General Motors
Ford
Ors
Reuther
Harold Julian
Doug Fraser
Dodge
de Soto
Bridges predicts Senate revisions to Eisenhower space and tax plans
Senator Bridges says the Senate will likely revise the civilian space agency bill to a seven member board and may grant the military a larger role than the president proposed. He forecasts limited changes to anti recession measures and expects foreign aid funds to fall short of the ceiling, with tighter reciprocal trade extensions under study.
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Tion
Eisenhower
Bridges
Senate
Congress
Ar Bridges
Disenhower
Senate Appropriations Committee
Double Decked Highways and Solar Power in 2000 A D
In 2000 A D autos will be barred from downtown streets above ground. Highways will be double decked with autos above and trucks below and heated to melt snow. Cities will reform with walkable neighborhoods and fast transit while solar power and lightweight wall shells reshape housing.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
A. D
Associated General Contractors of America
Nixon
Joseph Watterson
Journal of the American Institute of Architects
Col
W A. Hardenbergh
Public Works Magazine
George B. Roscoe
Contractor
North America
Roscoe
J. J. Svec
Servce
Svec
Music Teacher Is Thomasville Queen
Miss Joyce Ann Pate was crowned Miss Thomasville after winning Miss Congeniality earlier in the pageant at the Civic Center. Judith Ann Bowers placed third, with finalists Ann Garner and Linda Taylor. Doris Elizabeth True love withdrew ill. Master of Ceremonies was Dr. Darrell C. McWhorter, judges from Charlotte and Asheboro, about 500 people attended.
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Braxton Younts Enterprise
Thomasville
Joyce Ann Pate
Civic Center
Uated
Thomasville High School
Ann Garner
Denton
Linda Taylor
Doris Elizabeth Truelove
Miss Pate
Maxey Crowder
Jaycee
Marathon Talkathon Continues in Fayetteville
Vi Brewer, 20, left her store job to extend a talkathon aimed at breaking the 32 hour 10 minute record set by Verna York. York, 24, halted after 10 hours 10 minutes, while Brewer pressed on toward 6:52 p.m. Sunday with sponsors ready to crown a winner amid six contestants including Lois Grant and Arthur Capps.
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Fayetteville
N.C
Faye Williams
Mrs. York
Oigahouse
Arthur Capps
J. D. McCauley
Lois Grant
Ernie Eye
Russian diplomat expelled for paying American for nonsecret files
The United States declared Nikolai I. Kurochkin persona non grata and ordered him out of the country after it surfaced that he paid Charles Theodore Baumet about 435 to 450 dollars to obtain nonsecret U S Army manuals. Baumet, a 25 year old Arlington writer, registered as a foreign agent. The action follows warnings given to the Soviet Embassy over a year ago and comes as part of a broader crackdown on improper conduct by Soviet diplomats.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Nikolai I. Kurochkin
Kurochkin
Government Printing Office
Justice Department
Charles Theodore Baumet
Arlington
Baumet
Nathan B. Leavin
Foreign Agents Registration Section
Department
Kurochin
Russia
Foy D. Kohler
Sergei R. Striganov
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Raoul Salan
Salan
Tke
Thomasville Queen
Raymond Judd Jr
Raymond Judd Sr
Louisville
Raymond
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