Moslem Leader Arrival Flares in Algiers Ahead of Independence
Smoke from the Secret Army campfires drifted over Algiers as Moslem leader Belkacem Krim arrived to bolster the Algerian nationalist push for independence. European settlers, fearing loss of status, urged guarantees while violence sparked by the conflict left a court house, schools, and other structures damaged.
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Evian
France
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Italy Reds Show No Vote Gain in Rome Elections
Partial figures from Rome and other cities show Christian Democrats dipping slightly from about 32 percent to 29 percent as smaller liberal and moderate right parties gain. Communists hold around 12 percent, neo fascists near 5 percent, while Social Democrats and Nenni's Socialists maintain momentum in a center-left alignment.
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UPD
Amintore Fanfani
Christian Democrats
Italy
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Pietro Nenni
Pany
Fanfani
Social Democrats
Snake Went Bowling in His Fashion at Caltech
A non poisonous snake named Snavely wedged headfirst through a Pasadena plumbing pipe at the California Institute of Technology. Mike Krieger placed him in a warm bath to revive his appetite. the snake crawled into a toilet bowl and was freed after an hour and a half with the help of Bob Titsworth fire department and Humane Society.
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Snavely
California Institute of Technology
Mike Krieger
Mike
Krieger
Mr. Snavely
Bob’ Titsworth
Sravely
Titsworth
Fire Department
Police
The
Humane Society
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Kefauver Seeks Strong Drug Regulation Bill Battle
Kefauver charged that a Judiciary Committee majority watered down his drug regulation bill after a closed meeting. Eastland defended the process while Republicans pushed to strip remaining patent provisions and replace them with a Dirksen substitute to amend the Food and Drug Act for patent referrals to HEW for technical advice.
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Washinuim
Estes Kefauver
Judiciary Committee
Cree
Cere Oe
Senate
Haymaker
James O. Eastland
Dmiss
Judiciary
Kefauver
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Food and Drug Act
Commissioner of Patents
Health, Education and Welfare Department
High Court Rejects Water Added Ham Label Fight
U S Secretary Freeman lost in the Supreme Court over an imitation label for smoked hams with added water. The court let stand a lower court ruling that the ham remains part of a pig's thigh after curing. The decision leaves Freeman to pursue whether meatpackers must state water content on packaging.
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Washington
U—Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Supreme Court
Freeman
Court of Appeal
Medicare Stand May Be Eased
President Kennedy poised Monday to offer flexibility on details of health and aging care legislation while insisting it join Social Security. Welfare Secretary Ribicoff met behind closed doors with the Ways and Means Committee, signaling a possible compromise as the administration seeks a payroll tax increase to finance the program. Halleck predicts the bill stays deadlocked amid talk of concessions.
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Washington
Kennedy
Abraham A. Ribicoff
House Ways and Means Committee
Ribicoff
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Feet
Pensioners May Get New Glasses Without Cost
Local optometrist Dr Milton Glinberg announces free eye examinations and glasses for pensioners. Bring identification. social worker contact will be arranged to simplify the process. Downstairs office at Heatwell Building, 1 Pine Ave.
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