Scelba Resigns as Italian Premier After Cabinet Rift
Italian Prime Minister Mario Scelba submitted his resignation as the Christian Democrats split over power. President Giovanni Gronchi would hold talks with state leaders to form a new government, with conferences planned to begin. Scelba said he acted with duty and serenity.
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Scelba
Giovanni Gronchi
Quirinale
Christian Democrats
Gronchi
Guiseppe Saragat
Christian Democrat Party
Amintore Fanfani
Giuseppe Pella
Pella
Giuseppe Saragat
Quirrale Communitie
Enrico de Nicola
Luigi Einaudi
Italy
de Nicola
Rome
Einaudi
Britain
Oxford University
Ferruccio Parri
Peace Debate Shapes Geneva Summit Standoff at U N San Francisco
Molotov presses for a 60-nation peace declaration at the U N session in San Francisco amid Western resistance to a formal vote. Western and Dutch leaders steer toward nonbinding support as talks edge toward Geneva with the Big Four, Dulles, Pinay, Macmillan, Truman awaiting schedules.
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San Francisco
Russia
Vv. M. Molotov
United Nations
Molotov
Geneva
Eeleo N. van Kleffens
Netherlands
General Assembly
Atmos
Eisenhower
U. N
United States
Dag Hammarskjold
van Kleffens
John Foster Dulles
Iday
Harry S. Truman
Segregation Leaders Invited To Gathering In Selma
Segregation leaders from three states were invited to a Dallas County White Citizens Council rally at Selma Memorial Stadium with Herman Talmadge and M Alton Keith as speakers. Folsom declined the invitation. Also speaking were Judge Tom Brady Robert Patterson Sidney Fieger and others shaping a racially charged event in Alabama's Black Belt city.
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Selma
Ala
Dallas County
White Citizens Council
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
Sale
Ihmete
Selma Memorial Stadium
M. Alton Keith
Ee Folsom O. Co. Ma
Tom Brady
Mississigna
Cotton Dilemma Assessed by Eastland at Louisiana meeting
Sen. J Eastland says U S cotton faces overproduction from foreign output and synthetic fibers, urging a three point plan. He calls for liquidating CCC export stocks, flexible subsidies to prevent stock buildup, and acreage choices balancing price supports with a viable farm economy.
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Rayville
J Eastland
D-Miss
Eastland
Senate Agriculture Committee
Louisiana Farm Bureau
Commodity Credit Corporation
President Eisenhower Leaves on New England Tour
President Eisenhower departed by air at 11 20 a m for Rutland Vermont his first stop in a trio of informal speeches in New England. He was joined by Defense Secretary Robert Stevens and Wilber M Brucker as he outlined plans to visit Vermont New Hampshire and Maine to rally GOP support and discuss leadership.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Rutland
New England
Maine
Kennebago
Sen
Flanders
R-Vi
Sen. Bridges
R-Nh
Lincoln
White House
Sherman Adams
Bridges
Adams
Sen. Cotton
Rnh
Lane Dwinell
Payne
Margaret Chase Smith
Rmaine
Skowhegan
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Stevens resigns as Army secretary. Brucker chosen successor
President Eisenhower accepts the resignation of Secretary of the Army Robert T. Stevens and nominates Wilber M. Brucker, former Michigan governor and Pentagon general counsel since 1954, to succeed him. Stevens cites compelling personal considerations and will depart the Pentagon by late July after coordinating with Secretary Wilson.
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Washington
Robert T. Stevens
Army
Eisenhower
Wilber M. Brucker
Dea Department
Stevens
Pentagon
Brucker
Michigan
Detroit
White House
New England
Defense Wilson
Wilson
McCarthy
Pvt
G. David Schine
John G. Adama
Cohn
Cohname
Saginaw County
Saginaw
Lois Stevens
McCarthy Bid To Discuss Satellites Is Rejected
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted unanimously to urge rejection of Sen. McCarthy's proposal to force the Big Four to discuss Soviet satellites. The panel warned adoption could tie President Eisenhower's hands in Geneva talks and drew strong rebukes from leaders who called it an intrusion on executive functions.
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Washington V
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Isenhower
Senate
Sen
McCarthy
Rwis
Senager
RAND
Sen. Barkley
D-Ky
Eisenhower
Great Britain
France
Russia
Geneva
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Knowland
California
Eastern
Buy
North Korea
Graham Will Sit On Big Four Sidelines
Graham canceled all appointments to be in Geneva for the peace conference as an observer. He planned to address Baptist delegates in London and will speak at Queen Elizabeth’s private chapel after meetings, highlighting his global peace work.
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George Burnham
Lucerne
Switzerland
Geneva
Billy Graham
Baptist World Alliance
London
Graham
Sama
Eissenhower
Queen Elizabeth
Dr. Graham
Conferees agree on 7 percent federal pay hike
Senate and House negotiators reach a 7 percent, retroactive to March 1, bill boosting salaries for about 1.07 million federal and related workers. Total outlay near 328 million dollars. postal employees already at 8 percent. Some push for 8 percent for classified staff faces White House veto risk.
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Washington
Senate
House
Seicent
Eisenhower
Johnston
Model Will Not Appeal Death Decree
London reports that Fruth Ellis, a 22 year old model, will not appeal the death sentence for murdering her Mayfair lover. Her defense counsel announced the decision after a conference with Ellis. The execution date is set for a week after sentencing, pending potential reprieve from Queen Elizabeth II.
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London
Fruth Ellis
Ap A
Ellis
Tar Heel housing survey highlights shortages in Raleigh and Durham
The Veterans Administration reports in six North Carolina cities a tight money market and shortages in low price housing. In Winston-Salem demand outpaces supply with a shift toward larger, higher quality homes and scarce rental properties. Durham shows few vacant houses, with 150 to 200 could be sold in higher price ranges, while Raleigh notes no rental vacancies and tight financing for low price homes.
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Winston - Salem
The
Veterans Administration Today
North Carolina
J. D. de Ramos
Home Builders Assn
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Durham
Raleigh
Salk Says Vaccine Is Safe
Dr. Jonas B. Salk testified before a House subcommittee that properly vaccinated children do not transmit polio to others. He noted that association cases are highly improbable and that current manufacturing would not cause kidney ailments.
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Washington
Jonas B. Salk
Salk
Congress
Rep
Hayworth
D-Mich
Public Health Service
Strikers Clash With Troops At Saint Nazaire Shipyard
In Saint Nazaire 10 000 workers and security forces clashed after demonstrations at the Penhoet shipyards building the Normandy era liner. Troops used tear gas to clear barricades as 208 injuries were reported and the Esso France tanker launching was canceled.
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Saint Nazaire
France
Regitcan
Penhoet
Normandy
New York
Cou
Republicaine de Secuerity
Paris
Este
Esso-France
la Baule
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