Pressure Rising Against Mollet Over Suez and Algeria
Paris report says French Premier Guy Mollet faces mounting opposition from fellow Socialists and others as the Suez crisis and Algeria war strain his government. A confidence vote hinges on the Saar treaty and a 157 billion budget projected against lower tax receipts and war costs, with January showdown looming.
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Suez
Algeria
Paris
Guy Mollet
Motet
France
Anthony Eden
Mollet
Socialist Party
Britain
Labor Party
Congress
National Assembly
Saar
Germany
Solon Says U S Needs Trained Science Personnel
Sen Symington warns in a speech before the American Vocational Association that the United States faces a shortage of trained scientists and engineers jeopardizing national security. He cites a Russian program aimed at surpassing the West and a report showing Russia employs far fewer trained personnel than the United States.
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Solon
U.S
Louis L . Sen. Symington
D-Mo
United States
Symington
iAssn
Soviet Union
Missouri
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy States
Russia
Drought Threatens U.S. Farm Economy and Aid Plans
The piece details drought damage across Kansas, Colorado, and Texas with crop declines. corn, wheat, and grain sorghum fall short of 10-year averages. Subsoil moisture, long-term credit needs, and subsidy requests are outlined. Missouri warns drought aid may miss timely help for southwest farmers facing feed shortages by January.
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Ray Freeland
Kansas Board of Agriculture
Colorado Agriculture Department
Texas Agriculture
John White
Soil Bank
Mexico
Eisenhower
Agriculture Department
Missouri
Carpenter
Jan. i
Freeburg Man Seeks Preliminary Hearing on Bad Check Charges
A Freeburg man, Herbert Hertzing, was arraigned in Magistrate Court on bad check counts and requested a preliminary hearing. He allegedly forged two checks dated Nov 23 totaling 2009 dollars, payable to himself and signed by one Tillman. Unable to post a 2009 bond set by Judge Foster S Wheatly, he remains in Cole County jail awaiting the hearing. His brother, Bernard Frank Hert zing, received a two year penitentiary term last week for a similar offense.
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Freeburg
Herbert Hertzing
Tillman
Hertzing
Foster S. Wheatly
Cole County
Bernard Frank Hertzing
Christmas Observance and Commandery Dinner Recap
The Rev. Raymond McCallister spoke at Prince of Peace Commandery No. 23 Christmas Observance and Dinner at the Masonic Temple in Webster Groves drawing about 259 members and wives. Attendees included Grand Commander Adolph Roeper and Deputy Grand Commander Avery Drake. Thomas D. Graham served as toastmaster, Roy E. Sibley delivered the invocation.
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Raymond McCallister
First Christians Church
Webster Groves
Prince of Peace Commandery No. 23
Masonic Temple
Harman Nebel
Green Berry Rd
Nebel
McCallister
Thomas D. Graham
Moreau Dr
Roy E. Sibley
Jackson St
Adolph Roeper
St. Louis
Avery Drake
Rolla
European Allies Brush Off United States NATO Plan
Diplomats disclose a U S proposal to strengthen NATO unity via a super council but European allies reportedly brush it off. A three member committee completed a report on NATO changes with no radical departures, to be discussed at the Paris foreign ministers meeting next week.
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Alton
Til
Olin Mathieson Chemical
Corp
Carl Schmidt
Tfl
Paris
Tihe
United States
Dulles
Lfalien
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Egypt
Russia
Hungary
Lester B
Mike)Pearson
Canada
Gaetano Martino
Italy
Halvard Lange
Norway
A. S
U. S
Police Hold Former Metal Worker for Slaying Questions
A 20 year old vagrant described as prone to blackout spells is held for questioning in connection with the Chicago schoolboys killings of October 1955. He identified the victims and recalled events in a dazed statement, while Chicago officials pursue multiple clues from the crime scene.
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San Diego
Calif
Chicago
Richard Fred Ebert
M. E. Brandenberger
Ebert
Minois Ebert
Aurora
Ill
Ori Ikillers
Peterson Boy
Brandenberger
British French Forces Leave Port Said Evacuations Grow
In Port Said Egypt a new batch of British and French troops departed aboard the Dilwara as part of a rapid withdrawal that sparked panic among European residents. Over 2,000 left yesterday and 1,853 sailed today while more ships were being prepared and consuls urged evacuation for civilian families before the bulk departs.
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Port Said
Egypt
Dilwara
England
Electric Official Back Before Jury
Springfield report says John A. Woodbridge vice president and general counsel for Union Electric Co of St. Louis returned to testify before a federal grand jury in Springfield. He testified about an hour yesterday as the inquiry into a $35,000 lobbying fee resumed after a week’s recess.
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Springfield
Ill
John A. Woodbridge
Union Electric Co
St. Louis
Woodbridge
Oratorical Finals Set at Helias High School
Six students will compete in the American Legion oratorical contest finals at Helias High School tomorrow morning. Participants include Loretta Hertzing John Bauer Joann Lehman Jim Markway Ann Leah Lauf and Steve Prenger. Finalists perform at 9 a.m. in the auditorium cafeteria with the county finals set for December 13 at the Junior College Auditorium.
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American Legion
Helias High School
Loretta Hertzing
John Bauer
Joann Lehmen
Jim Mark- Way
Ann Leah Lauf
Steve Prenger
Norma Jean Bernskoeller
Mary Ann, Bisges
Catherine Canan
Michaleen Eve‘ler
Norma Jean Horstdaniel
Harriet Koester
Constance Reichart
Carolyn Scott
Helga Stipa
Joann, Thrash
Tom Amos
Shotgun Arrest In Wind River Area Prompts Bond Forfeit
Johnny Shotgun, an Arapaho Indian, was in town and intoxicated, causing a disturbance at an auto court. Police said he was lodged on a complaint and later forfeited a bond as he returned to the Wind River Reservation.
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Johnny Shotgun
Shotgun
Arapahoe
Hell
Wind River
Hungary Refusal to Admit Hammarskjold Shocks UN Delegates
UN delegates voiced shock over Hungary's rejection of Dag Hammarskjold's proposed visit to Budapest. The showdown spurs calls to revoke the Budapest delegation's credentials unless observers are admitted by December 7 as the UN seeks a general survey of conditions amid the revolt.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N
Hungary
Dag Hammarskjold
Budapest
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Sr
Janos Kadar
U. N
Hammarskjold
Three Die in Illinois Head On Crash Near Litchfield
On wet State Route 16, east of Litchfield, a head on collision killed Gerald Lee Halleman age 16, Goldie Coss 55, and Sharon Sue Coss 15, all passengers in Clarence C. Halleman's car. Texas H. Stokes 18 and Clarence C. Halleman 23 were taken to a hospital in Litchfield with serious injuries.
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Litchfield
I. Wi
Here
Texas H. Stokes
Hillsboro
Clarence C. Halleman
Mount Olive
Ill
Halleman
Gerald Lee Halleman
Mt. Olive
Goldie Coss
Sharon Sue Coss
Justifiable Homicide Verdict In Mansfield Shooting
A coroner’s jury in Mansfield Missouri ruled the fatal shooting of 27 year old Warren Curtis Jones of Bartlesville Oklahoma as justifiable homicide. Clarence Miller 52 of Avenal California fired as Jones reached through a broken window to open Moody family home door. Jones had been seeking access to his father in law Burley C Moody. his wife had left him and stayed with her parents.
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Mansfield
Warren Curtis Jones
Bartlesville
Okio
Jones
Clarence Miller
Avenal
Calif
Burley C. Moody
Miller
Moody
Former Postmaster Donaldson plans Kansas City return
Washington reports former Postmaster Jesse M. Donaldson and his wife intend to move back to Kansas City Missouri after leasing an apartment in Washington. Donaldson, a former Postmaster General (1947 1953), will leave Washington between Christmas and New Year’s Day to rejoin his interests in Missouri including property in Kansas and Morton County.
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Washington
Jesse M. Donaldson
Donaldson
Kansas City
Missouri
Donaldsons
Post Office Department
Harry Truman
Morton County
Kansas
Year to restore oil transport after Suez crisis warned
Miami Beach officials quote H A Stewart director of the Interior Department oil and gas office saying it may take a full year to restore normal oil transportation channels disrupted by the Suez crisis. He notes six months to clear the canal but a year to repair damaged pipelines while the US increases domestic production to aid Europe and meet home needs.
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Molle
Suez
Suez Canal
France
Mollet
Miami Beach
Fla
H. A. Stewart
Interior Department
Office of Oil and Gas
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
United States
Europe
Stewart
Iso
Stevenson Harriman Meet Over Democratic Future in New York
Adlai E Stevenson and New York Governor Averell Harriman conferred at the governor's residence in New York yesterday to discuss the Democratic party's future. Harriman offered no details about the talks with Stevenson, who has twice lost as a Democratic presidential candidate.
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Harriman
Stevenson Center
New York
Adlai E. Stevenson
Averell Harriman
Stevenson
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