De Gaulle Demands End to Rebels Interfering in Algeria
Premier de Gaulle told the Algerian insurgent junta to stop interfering with France’s government and criticized Gen. Salan for siding with the rebels. He urged local elections in Algeria and invited U S Secretary of State Dulles to Paris for talks, with potential wider discussions among Allied leaders.
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de Gaulle
Algeria
Raoul Salan
Dulles
Washington
All-Algeria Committee of Public Safety
France
Salan
Maurice Couve de Murville
Macmillan
Adenauer
United States
Soviet Union
Corsica
Jacques Massu
Algiers
Demos Urged To Postpone Wisconsin Convention
Wisconsin Democratic leaders clash as Charles Schultz urges postponing the state convention in La Crosse. Patrick Lucey says no delay possible while Gov Vernon Thomson pushes a quick special session on unemployment, urban renewal, and relief rules. Schultz warns many Democrats may miss the Friday platform meeting.
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Associated Press
Charles Schultz
Wisconsin Cio
Wisconsin
Patrick Lucey
Vernon Thomson
Lucey
Schultz
Thomson
la Crosse
Milwaukee
Air Force hopes to reach moon in August plans
Lt. Gen. S. E. Anderson announced that the Air Force aims to launch a three stage rocket toward the moon in August. A successful flight would cover about 278000 miles in roughly two and a half days. If the rocket misses the moon it would become a satellite on a space orbit possibly looping around the moon and Earth.
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Air Force
S. E. Anderson
Air Research and Development Command
Gen. Anderson
Space
Moon
Earth
Vandalized Park Cars as Youths Terrorize Campers
At Pettibone Park a group of four to five youths damaged three cars and menaced occupants at midnight. Arthur Juranek and Donald Wenger reported broken windows and mirrors, a car hood raised, and radio antenna torn off. An Ontario couple slept nearby as trespassers fled after being challenged. Police seek suspect group with Minnesota plates and car description.
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Pettibone Park
Minnesota
Arthur Juranek
Camp McCoy
Juranek
Donald Wenger
21St St
Wenger
Ontario
Canada
Democrats Eye Phillips in National Committee Battle
Democratic delegates at the La Crosse convention consider a contest for the two seats on the national committee. Vel Phillips the Milwaukee lawyer and official challenges Marguerite Benson as the likely favorite but Phillips is seen by some leaders as the potential breakthrough candidate for the minority party.
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la Crosse
Democratic National Committee
Milwaukee
Vel Phillips
Marguerite Benson
Betty Gratchen
Chicago
Washington
Benson
Phillips
Milwaukee County
Grainen
Wisconsin Democrats Open Convention in La Crosse Friday
Wisconsin Democrats begin their La Crosse convention with many volunteers and potential nomination battles for September. Sen William Proxmire appears secure for renomination, while Gov candidate prospects favor Gaylord Nelson who is positioned for an uncontested governorship run through early campaigning and alliances with labor groups.
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Wisconsin
la Crosse
Mary E. Sawyer
Democratic Party
Sen
Gaylord Nelson
Nelson
Madison
Farmers Home Administration Extends Emergency Loans
Madison AP reports the Farmers Home Administration will extend emergency loans to residents in Eau Claire Chippewa Dunn St Croix and Clark counties after a tornado outbreak last week killed 28. Gov Vernon Thomson said Sen Alexander Wiley informed local offices of the decision and details will come soon. The agency will qualify residents under the Farmers Home Administration Act.
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Madison
Farmers Home Administration
Eau Claire
Chippewa
Dunn
St. Croix
Clark
Vernon Thomson
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Wiley
Farmers Home Administration Act
Hagerty says Goldfine insinuations will be proved false
White House press secretary James Hagerty stated that insinuations Bernard Goldfine received favored federal treatment due to friendship with Sherman Adams will be refuted completely. Adams will return from a fishing trip to Washington to help resolve the matter, with the President's confidence in him reiterated.
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Washington
White House
Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
James C. Hagerty
Adams
Eisenhower
New England
Hagerty
House
Goldfine
Boston
Twenty one convoys head for Camp McCoy Saturday
Madison reports 21 convoys of trucks and jeeps will move 12,000 Wisconsin National Guardsmen to Camp McCoy for summer training. Units of the 32nd Red Arrow Division will assemble from across the state with transport mapped on Highways 12 13 16 27 53 80 and 173. All units expected to reach camp by nightfall.
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Madison
Wisconsin National
Planes to spray nine million acres to kill grasshoppers
Nine airplanes will fly over nine million acres of eastern Colorado spraying poison on grasshoppers infesting crops and pasture land. A larger effort to save the wheat crop valued at 110 million dollars will be made tomorrow. Farmers seek federal aid as hopper invasion is critical in six counties and near critical in 11 others. officials say up to 400 insects per square yard must be killed by June 15 or the wheat crop will be destroyed.
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Denver
Colorado
Macmillan Sees Strong West Defense Against Aggression
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan said the West’s military power is so strong and organized that armed aggression is unlikely. He spoke at a National Press Club lunch after talks with President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles, noting high Anglo American unity and a shared view on economic and strategic issues.
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Washington
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
National Press Club
Eisenhower
Dulles
State Department
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
White House
Russia
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
U. S
Harold Caccia
14 Year Old Steals Car On Way to Juvenile Court
A 14 year old boy admitted stealing a car to reach a juvenile court appointment in Washington. Police say the youth planned the theft to get to the court session.
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Washington
Wisconsin GOP sets two day plan for session limits
Republicans who control Wisconsin's Assembly and Senate meet to frame rules for a two day special session opening at 2 p m The governor aims to push bills on unemployment benefits public relief urban redevelopment and interim appointments while Democrats protest and weigh extending the session or delaying their convention plans Bolding the debate are proposals for quick action and public hearings scheduled for Thursday morning.
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Senate
la Crosse
Tornado Devastates El Dorado Area Killing 13
A violent tornado tore through 40 blocks of El Dorado, Kansas, late Tuesday, leaving at least 13 dead and 49 injured. National Guard units aided searches as residents sheltered in basements amid power outages and looting.
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Kansas
EL Dorado
Kan
W. W. Goodwin
The
National Guard
Kansas Turnpike Highway Patrol
Lloyd S. Vincent
Bessie Diaz
Fe] Dorado
Wichita
Augusta
House Passes Trade Bill To Senate Victory for Eisenhower on Reciprocals
The House approved and sent to the Senate a five year extension of the reciprocal trade program. It defeated proposals to restrict presidential authority and to two year limits. Final passage 317 to 98 with party line splits and leadership backing from Rayburn McCormack and Martin.
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House
Eisenhower
Senate
Richard M. Simpson
D-Pa
Tariff Commission
Congress
United States
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
John W. McCormack
Dmass
Joseph W. Martin Jr
R-Mass
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