Faure Regime Edges Toward End as Crisis Grows
PARIS. Premier Edgar Faure faces mounting attacks from foes and wavering allies amid cabinet splits over early elections. With December elections ruled out, a January vote seems unlikely as calls for a confidence showdown intensify and the government clings to a fragile majority backed only by Communists in key votes.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
National Assembly
Faure
Morocco
Pierre Mendes-France
Red Censorship Reaches Garden at Prague Embassy
Washington reports that Czechoslovakia’s suppression of Western literature reached the U.S. Embassy courtyard in Prague. A Sunday display of back issues drew local interest until the Czech Foreign Office ordered it stopped on November 11, ending the embassy’s magazine table in the courtyard.
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Washington
Czechoslovakia
U.S
Prague
Harold C. Wedeler
Alexis Johnson
Vedeler
At Least Cats Had Turkey Dinner
In Los Angeles Mrs Ernest Lopez left a turkey for expected company on the drainboard overnight. She owns five cats who presumably finished the bird, ending the turkey dinner tale.
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Los Angeles
Ernest Lopez
Lopez
McKee Co Markets Corner Lot Office Space 916 C
Corner lot 50x100 opportunity for your office in new developments. McKee Co advertises a prime location at 916 C with phone contact 432.
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the McKee CO
German Army To Have Over 1 300 Tanks
Bonn West Germany Defense Ministry announced the German army will deploy more than 1300 tanks. Most are American M47 Pattons with possible M48 Pattons to follow. A timetable outlines formation of skeleton divisions, volunteers, and full strength by 1959. The armed forces aim for 370,000 soldiers with the navy and air force completing the NATO force.
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Bonn
Germany
Defense Ministry
U.S
West Germany
Boy Saves Lives Of Six Of Family
In Chicago Heights a 9 year old boy, Joe Bradley Jr, raced into a burning home to carry or lead six siblings to safety. Ages ranged from 2 months to 8 years. A baby sister Denise, 15 months, died in the blaze. Parents were away.
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Chicago Heights
Ill
Ezell Irons
Chicago
Joe Bradley Jr
Denise
Soviet Football Rioters Given Long Prison Terms
In Yerevan twelve men were sentenced by the Armenian Supreme Court for a riot after a disputed football match decision. Sentences ranged up to 25 years, with observers noting political overtones and unusual public court proceedings. The case referenced local press and described violence nearby.
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Moscow
Armenia
Armenian Supreme Court
Yerevan
Supreme Court
Youth Rescues two Boys From Fire in Buffalo
In Buffalo a 16-year-old youth named Gary Arvidson awakened by screams smashed a second story window and led his brother William 11 to safety from a burning house. He then pulled 12-year-old Kenneth Palmer an overnight guest to safety as smoke inhalation endangered all inside. Gary William Kenneth and the parents were treated for smoke inhalation and Palmer suffered burns.
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Buffalo
N.Y.P
Gary Arvidson
William
Kenneth Palmer
Gary
Kenneth
Young Palmer
Louis Arvidson
Slipper Clue In Strangling Of Mother
Chicago police search for a second black suede slipper as a possible clue in the strangulation of Edith Jamieson a 48 year old divorced mother of six. Her body was found on the South Side bound with rope garroted and not robbed or raped. A slipper lay near the alley site. Cab driver Robert S. Dean 37 was given a lie test inconclusive and detained for questions after a coworker said the victim rode for free.
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Chicago
Edith Jamieson
South Side
Robert S. Dean
Dean
Jamieson
Democratic committee urges rigid farm price supports
A Democratic advisory group urged restoring high rigid price supports, calling Eisenhower administration policies an absolute failure. The panel, led by former agriculture secretaries Wickard and Brannan, warned farmers face bankruptcy while consumer costs rise and urged parity at no less than 90 percent.
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Washington
Agriculture
Claude R. Wickard
Charles F. Brannan
Democratic Party
Eisenhower
Sooner One Of Three Killed In Illinois Highway Crash
A three die in a two car crash north west of Danville Illinois including Airman J W Doherty 21 Bartlesville Okla Airman Robert Williamson 18 New Wilmington Pa and Mrs Patricia Driver 24 Danville Six others were critically injured.
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Illinois
Danville, Ill
Bartlesville, Okla
Danville
J. W. Doherty
Bartlesville
Robert Williamson
New Wilmington
Patricia Driver
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