France says U S reneged on Gaza and gulf deals
Paris foreign minister Christian Pineau told the National Assembly that the United States reneged on agreements with France regarding Israel's withdrawal from the Gaza Strip and the Gulf of Aqaba. He said terms about Egyptian administration and UN forces were altered after U.S. statements, and France would not penalize Israel while supporting counteraction if UN troops fail to prevent raids. Separately in Sacramento, Sen. Fred Kraft’s wife sued for separate maintenance, accusing him of adultery and alleging the use of community funds. Kraft acknowledged a long‑term separation and questioned timing and motives behind the suit.
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Simians Flee Pineau and Gaza Uncertainty
A fragmented report notes Israel and Egypt talks in Tell Aviv with Ben Gurion seeking clarifications from President Eisenhower amid UN posture concerns. In Norwalk a zoo escape ends with five injured as a monkey knocked by a fire hose downed an Edison cone, sparking injuries to five spectators.
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Monkeying With Wires Hurts Five People At Auction City Zoo
A seven hour effort to recapture escaped monkeys at Auction City Zoo behind Studebaker Road and Firestone Boulevard left Tatum 32 of Los Angeles County pound employe with a burn, two other pound workers treated for minor burns, and a sheriff s deputy shocked when the hot wires fell on him. An unidentified 13 year old boy was struck on the neck by the live wire as FIREMEN and deputies halted the chase at noon with most monkeys back in cages. Witnesses describe the escape from a 10 by 15 foot cage around 3 15 p.m. as the latch unhooked after a union dispute and a worker s broom keeping four apace.
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Senators Warn Beck We'll Try to Jail You
In Washington the Senate Labor Rackets Committee ordered Beck to account for finances linked to Teamsters. Walter P. Reuther and other leaders faced possible contempt for refusing to disclose money matters. McClellan said Beck showed utter contempt for Congress and the United States and hinted the panel may pursue contempt charges if actionable.
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Senate Bans 3 Billion Tax Hike Delayed to Next Year
Washington AP reports the Senate passed a bill to postpone a three billion dollar annual business tax until next year. The chamber refused to add targeted relief for small businesses.
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Labor Dept. budget cuts and House vote unfold
The House halted for the day as a voice vote failed to yield details on a budget-cutting drive tied to the Labor Department. The action would move ahead Monday unless new appropriations alter the plan. A Chicago labor-relations consultant testified about funds and purchases linked to the cuts, including a $85,000 item and a claim money came from the union treasury.
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Eisenhower vows budget talk futile to cut essentials
President Eisenhower defended the 71.8 billion dollar federal budget at a news conference saying severe cuts would be futile if the United States is to maintain its world position and provide necessary programs. He criticized those focused on economy as missing the point and grew irritated at questions about his personal expenses. The remark sparked sharp exchanges as reporters pressed for details.
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State Board to Rank New California Colleges
State Board of Education, meeting in San Francisco, could influence Southern California with tentative decisions on up to twelve proposed state colleges. The Ways and Means Committee asked the board to set priorities due to lack of a clear need formula, amid political contention and potential pork barrel framing.
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Bergman Brynner Win Oscars In 1956 Ceremony
Ingrid Bergman won best actress for a second time in 15 years, with Yul Brynner claiming best actor for The King and I, and Around the World in 80 Days earning best picture. Bergman’s Hollywood return followed a decade of controversy as she starred in Anastasia and Tea and Sympathy and earlier Gaslight. Brynner’s bald matinee idol image rose with his King and I role, while Mike Todd’s Around the World in 80 Days was deemed overly showy by its producer.
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House Vote On Tax Extension Amid Senate Amendments
A fragmented excerpt notes House actions on a tax extension bill affecting small corporations and corporate income tax. It mentions a Senate amendment review, a 52-33 vote draft, and Sen. Fulbright supporting a one year extension. the text is partial and jumbled.
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Iran hunts bandits amid missing women case in desert
Reports say tribal thugs may have crossed into Pakistan with four American women after slaying a husband and a U S aid official. Iranian forces pursue the bandits across Bajuchlatan Province as officials speculate on missing Mrs Anita Carroll and possible captives. West German Chancellor Adenauer begins an eight day Tehran visit at the Shah's invitation.
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Eisenhower rebukes reporter over helicopter question
The president angrily cites the helicopter query as he leaves the golf links. The assembly committee approves a 3100 a month pension ceiling for California seniors, with more details on the related pages.
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