De Gaulle and Macmillan Reach Accord on Cooperation
Paris report says French Premier De Gaulle and British Prime Minister Macmillan issued a joint communique declaring close cooperation and complete accord on defending the free world. The talks at De Gaulle's office also covered atomic policy and a proposed 17 nation European free trade area, but sources say no agreements were reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
Orly Airfield
Paris
Gladwyn Jebb
France
de Gaulle
Macmillan
Free World
Algeria
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
Foreign Ministry
Britain
United States
Inner Conflicts and the Light Within
An philosophical piece argues that personal struggle dominates over external wars. It urges turning spiritual searchlights on inner thoughts to root out scorn and foster compassion, claiming Outer conflicts kill bodies while inner ones destroy souls.
Auto Plants Closed As 2,700 Idle In Detroit
Chrysler Corp industry plant disruption idles 2,700 workers after trim department refusals and a production speed up dispute. About 1,500 workers not home, 1,200 laid off at the assembly plant due to parts shortages. UAW demands new contract talks with the Big Three continue with strike authorization urged nationwide.
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Detroit
Plymouth
Chrysler Corp
Trim Department
Chrysler
United Auto Workers
Neessary
UAW
General Motors
Ford
Walter P. Reuther
Uncle Sam Sinks Deeper Into Debt
Washington reports a 1959 deficit expected around 11 to 12 billion dollars amid recession and Soviet threats. The national debt may surpass 280.821 billion, with the current legal ceiling at 280 billion and a possible 10 billion rise sought from Congress. The 1958 year ends with a predicted 2 to 3 billion deficit.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Eisenhower
Congress
Rebels Strike Into Hills Near Beirut In New Push
Rebels driving from southeast plus security forces using jets, artillery and armored cars battled near Chemlan and Kayfoun as they vie for hills overlooking Beirut and the airport. Two hills and a rebel fortress were seized by midmorning with heavy clashes continuing.
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Tom Masterson
Beirut
Lebanon
Beirut International
Hemlan Vil
Aammie
Kamal Jumblatt
Jumblatt
Chemlan
Kayfoun
Tripoli
U.S. Presbyterian Hospital
Emotional disturbances among college students prominent
Dr. Dana L. Farnsworth of Harvard health service told the National Education Association that at least 10 percent of college students face serious psychological difficulties warranting professional help. He linked emotional issues to home and social environments and urged focus on student integrity.
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Cleveland
Dana L. Farnsworth
Harvard University
Health Service
The
National Education Assn
Farnsworth
Russians Expected At Geneva
East West talks on world nuclear test ban open tomorrow in Geneva with a Soviet delegation led by Pavel Shakhov. Shakhov indicated the Russians would participate, meeting UN coordinator Pier Spinelli as Western scientists arrive to discuss technical aspects. More on page two.
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Geneva
Pavel Shakhov
U. N. European
Shakhov
Pier Pasquale Spinelli
U. N
Spinelli
U. S
James B. Fisk
Britain
France
Canada
Soviet Union
United States
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
Fisk
John Cockcroft
Yves Andre Rochard
Ormond Solandt
Lebanese Crisis Weighs On Quiet Tripoli Residents
In Tripoli Lebanon residents grow weary of the ongoing crisis described as a fight or national sickness rather than war. Christians and Muslims alike endure shelling as factions clash, while many remain at home amid distant clashes and a political resignation from Camille Chamoun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Ryan
Tripoli
Lebanon
Chistian
Camille Chamoun
Tri‘peli
Castro Rebels Seize 39 Americans and 3 Canadians in Cuba
Fidel Castro's forces hold 39 American hostages and three Canadians in a bold move to revive world attention on the rebel campaign against Batista. U S Consul Wollam reports contact with a rebel source but no progress on negotiations or word about 28 captured servicemen.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
U.S
Park Wollam
Cuba
Wollam
U.S. Navy
Guantanamo
Castro
Sierra Maestra
Oriente
Moa Mining Co
Supreme Court voids NAACP contempt verdict and fine
The Supreme Court unanimously voided a contempt finding and a $100,000 fine imposed by an Alabama judge on the NAACP. Justices declined to dissolve a restraining order denying NAACP operation in Alabama, noting no hearing on the merits and improper submission to the high court.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Alabama
National Assn
Advancement of Colored People
Harlan
High Tribunal
NAACP
Cabarrus County recount nears end in House primary
In Concord North Carolina the Cabarrus County Board of Elections continued a four session recount of about 3 000 ballots in the Democratic primary to decide a two seat race. Bedford Black trails E T Best Jr by three votes with 20 of 31 boxes tallied and 6 700 of 9 700 ballots counted since last Saturday. Dwight Quinn had been nominated earlier. Black filed 22 irregularities including missing box keys and broken boxes.
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Concord
N.C
Cabarrus County House
County Board of Elections
Bedford Black
Black
E. T. Best Jr
State Board of Elections
County Board
Dwight Quinn
Rockets Peek At Star Light
Madison Wisconsin AP rockets give a quick glimpse of invisible starlight via ultraviolet radiation recorded at over 60 miles altitude. Navy scientists at the American Astronomical Society meeting credit rockets with revealing wavelengths blocked by Earth’s atmosphere and aiding observations by lifting instruments above atmospheric distortion.
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Madison, Wis
Navy
American Astronomical Society
Earth
Milky Way
Navy Scientis
Society
James E. Kupperian Jr
Herbert Friedman
Albert Ili
James E. Milligan
Naval Research Laboratory
Washington
Recession Viewed As Stride By Nation's Pulse Survey
Midyear AP survey across the United States finds pockets of prosperity amid downturn. Bankers and economists say the downturn is losing steam with few signs of a sharp upturn yet. Consumers hold back on spending while basics consume most earnings. auto dealers feel the squeeze. farmers show strength in some areas. Opinions vary on when a upturn will come.
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Associated Press
Dodge City
U. S
America
Roy K. Erickson
J. L. Hudson & Co
Detroit
Erickson
Dean R. Williams
Zions Cooperative
Salt Lake City
Chicago
Earl Kribben
Marshall Field & Co
State Street
Ben Schiffman
Kansas City Star
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R. L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA Service
Fox
Adams
John Fox
Sherman Adams
Berard Goldfine
Goldfine
House Subcommittee
Boston
Sheraton Carlton
Federal Trade Commission
Joseph O'Hara
R-Minn
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Mr. Adams
Molly
Two
Three
Molly Huggins
London
Sir John Huggins
Italy
Margaret Hitchcock
Cabarrus
Walter Breede JR
W. J. Dannenberg
Kansas State Employment Service
Dannenberg
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