Solons Back French Chief Algeria Bid
French Premier Guy Mollet won a confidence vote 271 to 59 as 201 deputies abstained in a 595-member National Assembly. The broad abstentions reflected divisions over Algeria policy with communists opposing army retainment and rightists backing swift action. Mollet warned that failure to back the government would allow it to continue its policy. Government rejected Nehru’s five point peace plan for Algeria seeking cease-fire and direct talks on Algerian status.
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Guy Mollet
National Assembly
Algeria
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Assembly
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Independent Peasant Party
North
Africa
Tunisia
Morocco
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Senate
Nehru
CBS Invites 7000 to Convention Show
New York Up-CBS-TV will invite 7,000 delegates and alternates to attend closed circuit telecasts showing how TV plans to cover the conventions. One broadcast will be at 5 p.m. on Monday, July 23 for the Democrats and another at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, July 25 for Republicans.
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New York
Cbs-Tv
Man's Oldest Tools Found in Germany Claim
German archaeologist Dr. Alfred Rust of Schleswig-Holstein State Museum announced discovery of about 50 handmade stone tools in a gravel pit near Meiningen in East Germany. He estimated these tools at around one million years old, suggesting early European habitation between two and five million years ago. Excavations were conducted with the East German Museum of Ancient History in Weimar.
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Hamburg
Germany
Alfred Rust
East Germany
Rust
Schleswig - Holstein
Schleswig
Meiningen
Truman Praises Connelly Reputation at Fix Trial
Former President Truman described Matthew J. Connelly as a public servant of “above reproach” during a deposition read at Connelly’s tax fixing trial in Kansas City. The government theory centers on alleged attempts to influence prosecutions. witnesses testified about royalties and payments connected to Connelly and co-defendant Caudle. Oscar Chapman and Harry McDonald testified, with Chapman defending Connelly’s integrity during government service.
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Thement
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Europe
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Kansas City
T. Lamar Cau
Dle
Justice Atty
Harry I. Schwimmer
act‘Department
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Sachs
Oil Royal
Caudle
Eviof Irving Sachs
Schwimmer
Coco Sachs
Oscar Chapman
Interior
Harry A. McDonald
SEC
RFC
Chapman
Solon Sees Pensions for Women at 62
Senator Smathers said the Senate will likely vote to allow women to draw social security at age 62. The House passed a disability provision and broader age 62 eligibility for all women, but the Senate Finance Committee removed the disability clause and limited 62 access to widows. Debates over tax effects, votes, and expanded coverage for professionals were noted as the bill advances.
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Smathers
D-Fla
Senate
House
Senate Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Potter
R-Mich
Wiley
R-Wis
Woman Freed In Milwaukee Hotel Robbery Case
Doris Bronston, 27, Los Angeles, was freed by District Judge Frank Gregorski after testimony failed to connect her with an $8500 hotel robbery on March 1, 1954. Prosecutors alleged she received over $300 of the loot from Paul Ruenzel, hotel manager. Jerome Di Maggio, 43, identified as the gunman, faced a $7500 bail and a June 12 trial date after a preliminary hearing.
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Doris Bronston
Los Angeles
Calif
Frank Gregorski
Paul F. Ruenzel
East Side
Ruenzel
Jerome DiMaggio
DiMaggio
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