Auto Firm Chief Attacks Union Wage Increases
Geri Rommey, president of American Motors Cory, attacked union wage hikes at the National Automobile Dealers Association convention in San Francisco. He blasted what he called inflationary wage demands and warned against the industry following labor leaders in fixing labor costs and prices.
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Flamney Askers
French Tax Hater Loses Election in Paris Runoff
In a Left Bank district of Paris the tax reformer Pierre Poujade failed to gain a seat, winning only 6.2 percent of 519,091 votes. Julien Tardieu, an independent conservative, secured the run off victory while Communist Licien Morinauvis placed second. Poujade’s 1956 movement had electrified politics by electing 51 deputies, but disqualifications and defections reduced his ranks and his popularity fell.
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Pierre Poufirost
Seine
Julien Tardieu
Jed
Licien
Poujade
Paujade
Egypt Seizes British French Insurance Firms in Egypt
Cairo reports the seizure of 64 British and French insurance firms in retaliation for the Suez invasion. The Finance Ministry ordered their removal from the register and transfer of operations to nine Egyptian firms. Other foreign entities face five year conversion to Egyptian joint stock status. Estimated property value ranges widely from 210 to 980 million dollars.
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Feypt
Suez Canal Zone
Finance Ministry
Egypt
Paris
London
FBI Takes Spy Case To Grand Jury Today
FBI moves the case against Jack Sobie 93 and Jacob Albam to a grand jury in New York City as they face charges of seeking U.S. secrets for the Soviet Union and failing to register as aliens. Co defendants Boris Seble and Anna Seble are linked through Montreal ties and cooperative police work with Canada’s authorities. The action follows possible Rosenberg law violations and involves a pending joint U.S. Department of Justice review.
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Sables
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Washington
Four British Spies Vanish In Hungary
Four young Britons charged with spying on Hungary disappeared after arrest by Soviet troops. Juclly Cripps, Roger Cooper, Basil Lord, and Christopher Meyer-Chapelle were in Budapest during the uprising and faced charges over forged documents tied to Soviet military command.
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Rosenbergs Execution Statute Clarity Expands Espionage Punishment
The wartime statute used to execute Julius and Ethel Rosenberg in 1953 is clarified. A 1954 reform makes espionage in peacetime a capital offense and removes the 10 year limitation on taking action, extending penalties beyond wartime.
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Ethel Rosenberg
Greece Boosts Army For NATO Frontiers
Greece plans to raise its army by 3,000 men to strengthen the defense line along the Albanian and Bulgarian frontiers. Armored cars and artillery will be added as part of the buildup. The army had been reduced from 115,000 to 105,000 in 1955.
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NATO
Blow Unseats Teeth In Humorous Arrest Report
Columbus Mississippi report says a Highway Patrolman Hank Waycaster arrested a 70 year old man who became angry and clamped his jaw. The inmate allegedly shattered the officer’s calm when his false teeth fell to the ground after the man relaxed his jaw.
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Europeans Draft Joint Atomic Plan Progress
Representatives from six West European countries aim to finalize a pact for a joint atomic program covering military and peaceful uses. The plan envisions an internationally owned plant to produce radioactive isotopes, with estimated cost near 240 million dollars. Leaders from France, West Germany, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg discussed unifying their nuclear effort, noting potential obsolescence in three to four years and the possibility of buying isotopes from the United States for peaceful uses. A committee will develop detailed plans and a joint European parliament may be created with directly elected members.
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United States
Maurice Faure
Baby Blooding Stirs Up Fox Hunting Row
Report of a fox hunting practice known as blooding provoking debate in Britain. Details describe a young child touched by a fox carcass on Belvoir hunt land, with supporters calling it an ancient custom and opponents labeling it barbaric. Statements from Rev R T Sievewright and Sir Harald Nutting feature.
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Robert Tucker
Belvoir
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SAC 124 Globemaster Crashes Near Anchorage
An SAC 124 Globemaster with 13 aboard crashed on Cook Inlet during an emergency landing in fog and freezing weather. All crew survived. rescue by three helicopters completed in 55 minutes. Names withheld. plane en route to McChord AFB from Briggs AFB with cargo.
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Rabbit Rescuer Killed by Irrigation Pipe Accident
Four hunters in Fountain Colorado attempted to dislodge a rabbit trapped in an irrigation pipe. The pipe brushed a high voltage line, electrocuting Bernardo Lopez, 25, and injuring three others.
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Texas A and M Wins Stock Judging at Southwestern Show
Texas A&M claimed first in intercollegiate livestock judging at the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show in Fort Worth, scoring 4 573 to Iowa State's 4 563 and Oklahoma State's 4194. Texas A&M also topped cattle and sheep judging, with high individuals Melvin Lebo and D D Spivey earning top scores, while Kansas State and Arizona performed strongly in other events.
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Hal Mather
Cotton Kinney
Snow At Mount Diablo Draws Traffic Jam
Four inches of snow caused a massive traffic jam at Mount Diablo California as thousands of motorists crowded the roads to view the unusual white covering part of the San Francisco Bay area.
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