Angry Algerian Colonials Near New Showdown
Angry Algerian colonials neared a showdown with the French government as Premier Mollet faced a large rally against his policy. Officials planned to mobilize Foreign Legionnaires and guards to quell unrest following last Monday's riots that led to replacing Gen. Cataloux with a substitute. Jean Baptiste Biaggi rallied veterans and mayors to push for action, signaling a bid to unseat Mollet.
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Georges Catroux
Jean Baptiste Biaggi
Paris
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Red Press Promotes Balloon Espionage Charge in Moscow
Soviet papers Pravda and Izvestia highlight a dramatic news conference at Spiridonovka Palace. They display weather balloon envelopes and equipment, alleging U.S. aerial reconnaissance use and a brink of war policy, while omitting any U.S. note about keeping balloons away from Soviet airspace.
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V. M. Molotov
United States
U.S
U. S
Communist Party
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Doctor Unable To Get Whale Heartbeat In Pacific
Washington reports heart specialist Paul Dudley White failed to register a whale heartbeat off southern California as he aims to place an electrocardiograph electrode into a large female gray whale. A small boat from the Dorado was wrecked after a sudden whale attack but no one was injured.
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Paul Dudley White
Eisenhower
Pacific
White
California
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Area Men In Service Elden C Taylor at Lackland Texas
Elden C Taylor 19 Lawton High School graduate and former University of Oklahoma student is completing basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base Texas His parents Mr and Mrs W R Taylor 1206 Oak Texas his father a dry goods merchandiser After training near San Antonio he will be sent to a technical school or assigned to general duty the Air Force reports
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Lawton High School
University of Oklahoma
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
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Oak
San Antonio
Taylor
Theresa Asepermy
George Asepermy
Rt. 3
Apache
Air Force
Lackland AF
Tex
Miss Asepermy
Msgt
Arnold Thompson
Lawton
Three Soviet Balloons Land On Jap Islands
Tokyo reports three radio equipped weather balloons launched by Russia have fallen on Japan in the last two years. U.S. officials say the balloons, marked with Russian words, were recovered by Japanese police and handed to American military authorities. No cameras were found. Moscow claims espionage while Washington says the cameras were for cloud photography.
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Amer
Illinois Congressman Dies
Washington report notes the death of Chauncey W. Reed, Republican of Illinois, 65, veteran legislator and former House Judiciary committee chairman, who died Thursday.
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ULP
Chauncey W. Reed
R-Il
House Judiciary Committee
Chrysler to lay off 5400 at Plymouth body division
Chrysler Corp. announces 5400 workers in its Plymouth body division will be laid off for three weeks starting Monday, increasing total job cuts to 26000 across the company.
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Chrysler Corp. Workers Idled By Production Cuts
Chrysler Corporation reports a rise in the number of workers idled due to recent production cutbacks. The company cites reduced demand and ongoing supply chain adjustments as primary factors affecting plant operations and workforce levels.
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