Paris Chief Wins Test on Algeria
Premier Edgar Faure won a 308 to 254 confidence vote in the National Assembly on his Algeria program and reforms. He urged retaining the cabinet for year‑end talks with Algerian political groups to seek coexistence for French and Moslem populations as fresh attacks in Algeria raised doubts about stability.
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UPI
Edgar Faure
French National Assembly
Algeria
Faure
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Killing of Mother in Pasadena Shocks City
Pasadena police report details a brutal killing of Mrs Tris Hawley, 50, with her body found in a bloodstained bedroom. Her 39-year-old son John P Hawley, later in a San Bernardino hospital, confessed saying I did it I killed my mother. He fled in a truck and was found near a downed vehicle. Police note a note near the body and a history of mental illness. The husband, Lira A Hassles, was away in San Francisco.
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John P. Hawley
San Bernardino
Leonard Alter
Hawley
Tris Hawt
Lira A. Hassles
Foster & Kleiser
San Francisco
Alter and
Pasadenas
Alver
Sne
River
Ces
Two on Motorcycle Killed in Auto Crash
Two men died in a collision with a car six miles west of here on U S Highway 80. Marine Cpl. Melvin M. Berry aged 22 from Baltimore Maryland stationed at Camp Pendleton California and Legend A Fisher aged 28 from Salt Lake City were identified by Sheriff’s Sgt. Thomas M. Thomas deputy coroner.
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U. S. Highway 80
Thomas M. Thomas
Melvin M. Berry
Baltimore
Adenauer Gains Ground as Chancellor Recovers
German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, aged 79, shows signs of recovery from bronchial pneumonia. An official spokesman said his condition is improving as he remains at home after being bedridden since October 7.
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Adenauer
Germany
Konrad Adénauer
Tactics in UN May Signal New Soviet Arms Plan
Western sources speculate that Soviet demands for a UN disarmament focus before the Geneva talks aim to preempt Eisenhower’s aerial inspection plan, pressure German unification timelines, win favor with smaller nations, or push a sweeping disarmament proposal before the General Assembly and Security Council.
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U.N. Assembly
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U.N
Arkady A. Soloolev
Disarmament Commission
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General Assembly and
Security Council
Russia
Eisenhower
Genneva
Kremlin
Admits Firing Pistol That Killed Heinz
Harvey Lerner 23 testified he fired the fatal shot during a July 25 robbery at Frederic Heinzs Pacific Palisades home. He said Heinz 19 grabbed him, there was a scuffle, and Lerner pressed the trigger. The trial involves Neal Cook 29 and John Harney 18. Eric Newton Bass 16 will be tried separately.
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SARTA
Momica UE
Frederic Heinz
Pacific Palisades
Harvey Lerner
Young Heinz
Lerner
Elias Powell
Neal Cook
John Harney
Eric Newton Bass
jAppie_ Valley
iLong Beach
Bass
Dearstep
Buddhist Rites Set for Allied PCWs
Buddhist services will be held in Osaka for 1,086 Allied prisoners of war who died in Japanese camps during World War I. The rites honor soldiers from the United States Great Britain and six other nations.
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Tokyo
Osaka
United States
Great Britain
Japs Launch Huge Greek Line Tanker Andros Castie
In Yokohama the 39 000 ton Andros Castie, the second largest tanker built in Japan, was launched by Mitsubishi Nippon heavy industry. The vessel, capable of carrying 350000 barrels of oil, will be operated by Iron Steamship Co, a Greek owned firm with headquarters in New York.
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Yokohama
Andros Castie
Japan
Mitsubishi Nippin Heavy Industry Company
Irion Steamship Co
New York
Suspect Lane Jury Declares in Compton Woman Death
A jury of seven men and five women acquits or convicts in the Compton woman’s death as motions on venue and sanity are denied. State Rep Harald Witcher listed among attorneys, with references to Sanity hearing and trial at an Oklahoma state hospital in a disjointed, cross-state report.
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Lane
Compton
Sanford
Fla
Iwigefore
Harald Witcher
Loel
Oklahoma City
Prosecution Hammers Defense in POW Court Martial
San Francisco prosecution called rebuttal witnesses in the court martial of Cpl. Thomas Bayes charged with collaboration with the enemy while a prisoner in the Korean War. The case may go to seven officers by week’s end as POWs label Bayes progressive and aiding Chinese Communists. Morar, a defense witness, said Bayes never praised communism though he notes Bayes’ conduct mirrored other prisoners. The defense rested Monday. final witness M/Sgt George Morar at Eglin AFB Florida expressed surprise at the defense stance.
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San Francisco
Cpl
Thomas Bayes
Bayes
Morar
Flat Lick
Air Force
George Morar
Eglin Air Force Base
Florida
Holdup Man Says He Wants Funds to See His Kids
A Windsor Hotel robber told attendants in Reno that he did not want all the money, just enough to visit his children, as he returned $3.75 of the $3 million he stole. The incident occurred Monday.
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Windsor Hotel
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