Pflimlin wins French Assembly backing on Algeria policy
Premier Pflimlin gains solid National Assembly support for maintaining Paris control in Algeria. Gen Lorillot to confer with Gen Salan as dissatisfied Algerians resist De Gaulle. Assembly votes 473-93 to keep emergency powers. Council of the Republic approves Algerian emergency powers 233-62.
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Paris
Pierre Pflimlin
France
Algiers
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
National Assembly
Pflimlin
Henri Lorillot
Lorillot
Raoul Salan
DE Serigny
de Gaulle
Council of the Republic
Assembly
Salan
Special Assembly Seen Springboard For Fall Campaign
Ohio politics gears up for a possible June special session as Governor C William ONeill weighs extending unemployment benefits and lawmakers debate SUB legality. Democrats push for broader issues while Republicans stand firm, with key fights over poor relief funds pensions and county fee hikes shaping the sprint to the fall election.
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O'Neill
U. S
Ohio
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
SUB
General Assembly
Veterans Plan Memorial Day Observance in Logan
Veterans and several units will march in Logan on Memorial Day led by the Logan High School band. The parade forms at 9:15 a.m. on Market Street and proceeds to Oak Grove Cemetery for ceremonies at the Soldiers' Plot. Graves will be marked and flowers placed, then the procession goes to Worthington Park for a Memorial Day program.
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Logan
Keith Schultz
Scout
Army Reserve
National Guard
Veterans
Logan High School
Market St
Schultz
Oak Grove Cemetery
Worthington Park
Woman's Relief Corps
Francis Voris
Carlton Baker
Earl Beal
Clyde Smith
Emerson Crane
Levert Voris
Virgil Emrick
Old Cemetery
Union United Brethren
Old Lutheran
Old Roman Catholic
Shaw
Scotts Creek
Falls Two
Oak Grove
Levett Voris
Denver Edgar
Jess Walker
Carl Hart
Joe Brenick
Don Smith
C. L. Baker
Bernard Garrett
Clarence Taylor
Jim Moorehead
Michael Scaparrotti
Senators Hike Foreign Aid in Senate Committee Action
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee restored 220 million of a 339 million House cut to Eisenhower's 3.3 billion foreign aid request and approved 1.8 billion for military hardware. It also backed 8355 million in defense economic support for pact countries, with House cuts to 775 million. The panel added a declaration backing India aid and ordered a Morse-led subcommittee review of Latin American incidents amid pro and anti American demonstrations involving Nixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Eisenhower
Senate
United States
India
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nj
George D. Aiken
R-Vi
Nixon
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Sputnik III Rocket Slows, Likely to Burn Up
London Moscow radio said Sputnik III’s carrier rocket now trails the artificial satellite by one fifth orbit. The slower rocket spirals toward Earth and will be destroyed by atmospheric friction while the satellite remains aloft.
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London
Moscow Radio Today
Earth
Nelsonville Youth Fined and Jailed for DWI Hit Skip
Richard Dye, 19, pleaded guilty to drunken driving and hit and run after rear ending a car on Rt. 216 near Murray City. He was fined 150 dollars and costs and jailed three days for DWI and 100 dollars and costs for the hit skip. He fled into a woods but was captured by officers.
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Nelsonville
State Highway Patrol
Francis Myers
Richard Dye
Dye
Rt. 216
Murray City
Larry Louder
Deanville
Lacey C. Nelson
Logan Rt. 4
Nathan McCune
Donovan Peterson
Port Clinton
Robert Woosley
Mansfield
Henry Robertson
Columbus
Chilly Night Precedes Warm Afternoon Hocking County
The thermometer dropped to 35 degrees overnight in Hocking County, then rose to 74 by 12:30 p.m. today. Fair weather is forecast tonight and Thursday with little temperature change, followed by cooler conditions and possible thundershowers Friday and Saturday. Tuesday reached 78 at 2:30 p.m.
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Mercury
Hocking County
Hocking Humane Society Initiates Membership Drive
The newly formed Hocking County Humane Society begins a countywide membership drive with one dollar annual dues and twenty five dollar life memberships. County commissioners back humane aims and will review plans to improve the dog pound including separate wire enclosures water supply sanitation and lighting.
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Hocking County Humane Society
Ally Incorporated
Ohio
Downtown Poppy Sales To Aid Vets
Mayor Francis Myers proclaims Friday and Saturday May 23 and 24 as Poppy Sales Days in Logan. VFW Auxiliary 6430 and American Legion Post 78 will sell paper poppies downtown to aid disabled veterans and veterans families. Proceeds support veterans, with chairs Mrs. Darrell Anderson and Mrs. Ewald Schmitter leading committees.
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Francis Myers
Logan
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
American Legion Post 78
Darrell Anderson
VFW Auxiliary
Ewald Schmitter
Legion Auxiliary
Myers
Space program eyes manned flight and moon satellites
The Pentagon and ARPA officials testifying before Congress outlined plans to put a man in space within a year and bring him back quickly, with a chimpanzee in orbit in 12 to 15 months. They disclosed a 72 million dollar request for man in space research and Air Force moon orbit satellite attempts.
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Washington
Pentagon
Defense Department
Advanced Research Projects Agency
Congress
Earth
United States
Roy Johnson
ARPA
Herbert York
House Appropriations Committee
Johnson
Air Force
York
Army
Brewer Co. Puts Oil on Alleys Throughout City
Service Director Ed Rutgers reported that the F. H. Brewer Co. of Lancaster completed oiling city alleys for dust control using about 4000 gallons. City workers continue patching streets damaged by winter weather.
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Ed Rutgers
F. H. Brewer Co
Lancaster
Missing Girl Wanda Lopez Found With Grandparents in Jackson
Wanda Lee Lopez aged 11 from Bradley West Virginia was located in Jackson with grandparents Lexie Mullins and his wife. Deputies said she left home Sunday by bus traveling about 130 miles for unknown reasons and will stay with her grandparents after informing her father.
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Jackson
Wanda Lee Lopez
Bradley
W. Va
Lexie Mullins
John E. Evans
Mullins
Wanda
Farm Prosperity Tied To Soil Bank
Government economists say Ohio farm income this year may hinge on soil bank payments. Ohio farmers expect more than 25.2 million dollars in soil bank payouts, up from about 1.9 million last year, driven by wheat corn and tobacco agreements.
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Washington
Ohio
Soil Bank
Agriculture Department
Eisenhower
Congress
Lady Medic Says All Men Fear Women
Dr Lydia Sicher a psychotherapist from Los Angeles argues that all men fear all women including their wives. She links male inferiority to unsafe pursuit of masculine status and even to murders of estranged wives. She adds women deserve greater public self expression after long back seat roles.
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Los Angeles
Lydia Sicher
Dr. Sicher
God
Napoleon
Vienna
Alfred Adler
Red Bloc Chiefs Meet In Moscow
The leaders of the Soviet bloc gather in Moscow for a summit of the Warsaw Pact allied nations and their Asian Communist partners. Foreign ministers and defense ministers join government chiefs in a meeting of the Political Consultative Committee. Izvestia offered no purpose for the talks.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Warsaw Pact
Council of Mutual Economic Assistance
Political Consultative Committee
Kremlin
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Izvestia
Ring leaders in $250000 insurance scheme sentenced
Youngstown reports the ringleader John J. Tobin Jr. age 30 and his associate Paul E. Shade age 32 were given indeterminate sentences in Ohio Penitentiary after pleading guilty in a $250000 insurance fraud. Tobin, a former claims adjustor for American Associated Insurance Co of Newark, and Shade supervised a campaign that helped Tobin win a city council seat last November.
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Youngstown
Ohio
John J. Tobin Jr
American Associated Insurance Co
Newark
N. J
Paul E. Shade
Tobin
Army Abandons Plans to Disband Six National Guard Divisions
Gen Maxwell D Taylor disclosed at the governors conference that the plan to reduce ground National Guard divisions has been dropped. The move stemmed from federal economy measures. FT BRAGG reveals a four division fast reaction force ready for limited warfare worldwide by Stac Maj Gen Robert F Sink said the units can deploy with Air Force and Navy transport on a moment's notice.
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Miami
Fla
Army
Maxwell D. Taylor
Governors Conference
FT. Bragg
N. C
Robert F. Sink
Stac
Strategic Army Corps
Air Force
Navy
Actress Kim Novak Sees Off Lt. Gen. Trujillo Jr.
Kim Novak and Rafael Trujillo Jr. spent about half an hour Tuesday night saying goodbye aboard his private railroad car. Trujillo said he will return for Novak in July after completing his studies at the Army Command School in Kansas.
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Hollywood
Kim Novak
Rafael Trujillo Jr
Dominican Republic
Trujillo
Kim
Army Command School
Kansas
Postal rate hike likely to 4 cents in August
Washington reports a letter stamp may rise to 4 cents on August 1 as the Senate prepares to consider a compromise postal-rate bill. House approval could come Thursday, sending the measure to the White House for signature.
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Washington
Senate
House
White House
U.S. Builds Tank Shipment to Lebanon This Week
Washington announces a shipment of light tanks assembled in Germany for delivery to Lebanon by sea this week. The operation involves transport by ship from a German staging point to the Middle East.
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Washington
United States
Lebanon
Germany
Jackson Firm Low Bidder On Honor Camp
The Don King Construction Co of Jackson submitted the low bid of 105 065 dollars for the general contract to build Ohio s first honor camp for Lancaster Boys Industrial School inmates. It will sit in Zaleski State Forest Vinton County and house 50 to 60 BIS boys as a rehabilitation project amid local controversy. The project estimate was 111 166 dollars and the state agency expects construction to begin soon.
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Don King Construction Co
Jackson
Ohio
Lancaster Boys Industrial School
Zaleski State Forest
Vinton County
Vinton
Hocking
King
Ohio Department of Mental Hygeine and Correction
League Of Voters Eyes New Studies
DAYTON The Ohio League of Women Voters with 206 delegates from 63 leagues at a three day convention considers studies for 1958 59 on colleges and universities representation in the Ohio General Assembly and local government inter relationships Three other studies failed to reach two thirds for consideration including highway safety highway death toll reduction and the Public Utilities Commission
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Dayton
Ohio League of Women Voters
Ohio General Assembly
Ohio
Public Utilities Commission
Cardinal Stritch in grave condition after stroke
Rome reports Samuel Cardinal Stritch resting for a second night after a stroke with his health still listed as grave.
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Rome
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Eisenhower Outlook Promises Upturn Despite Slump
President Eisenhower told 2,600 business leaders that an economic upturn is in the making yet no one can name the day it begins. He warned inflation and deficits limit tax cuts while noting recession slows. Treasury Secretary Anderson praised enterprise resilience and warned against large new spending.
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New York
Eisenhower
The
Nation
American Management Assn
Miami Beach
Fla
Treasury
Anderson
Truman
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Red Bloc
League of Voters Eyes New Studies
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