De Gaulle Returns as France Faces Crisis in Algeria
The 1958 crisis centers on De Gaulle's return to power after the Sakiet Sidi Youssef raid and a mounting military uprising in Algeria. French leaders including Gaillard and Pflimlin clash with right wing officers while Massu and army factions push toward a constitutional government led by De Gaulle.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Sakiet Sidi Youssef
Felix Gaillard
Algeria
Algiers
Gaillard
Pierre Pfumlin
Jacques Massu
Massu
de Gaulle
Pflimin
Pflimlin
Jacques Soustelle
Corsici
Pfimlin
National Assembly
Renewed Emphasis on Evangelism Adopted by United Presbyterian Church
The United Presbyterian Church in the US formed a National Commission on Evangelism urging a universal outreach. A report says the church must not be self-centered and should match Christ's concern, aiming for a long-range Pan-Presbyterian evangelism movement. The assembly also approved a budget of $39,175,207 for general and joint programs in 1959.
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Pittseurch Cap
United Presbyterian Church
National Commission On Evangelism
Christ
Johnson Warns Against Relying On Science Alone
Washington Senator Lyndon Johnson warned Americans not to depend solely on scientists for security. He urged teaching humanities and social sciences to foster understanding and prevent mobs against representatives, while acknowledging military defense as essential but not sufficient.
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Washington
Johnson
Texas
America
France
Pearl Harbor
Red Cross Urges Ban on Atomic Weapons by Two Groups
In Baden Baden, the West German Red Cross president announced a joint Soviet and West German Red Cross call to renounce atomic weapons if controls can be set. The meeting also urged more radiation specialist training and mobile hospital purchases, while East German Red Cross planned 150000 helpers in atomic war aid units.
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Baden
Germany
Fed Cross
Heinrich Wertz
Red Cross
Weitz
Moscow
Russia
Berlin
Pencil controversy halts steel plant project in India
In Calcutta a dispute over a penny pencil delays a 100 million dollar steel plant at Rourkela Orissa State. West German Krupp workers faced a county guard near a village hawker hotel incident prompting protests and a work stoppage.
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Calcutta
India
UPI
Rourkella
Orissa
Krupp Engineering Combine
Acounty Guard
Guard
Coast Guard Set to Arrest Pacifist Skipper
Honolulu AP dispatch reports a Quaker pacifist skipper of the Golden Ketch faces arrest as authorities prepare to sail again toward the nuclear test area amid antiwar protests.
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Atlantic States
Gulf States
Texas
Rockies
California
Northwest Pacific
U.S
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Coast Guard
Isenhower
Eniwetok
U. S
Albert Smith Bigelow
Cos Cob
Conn
Sll
Bigelow
Eisenhower
Honolulu
Navy
Marshall Islands
U. S. Atty
Edgar Crumpacker
West Germans push talks with Moscow over NATO fate
West Germany's Socialists and the Refugee party urged negotiations with Moscow ahead of De Gaulle's moves. Carlo Schmid warned Bonn should seek contact with the East to avoid harming European unity and NATO, while Adenauer's CDU faced concern over future policy.
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Germany
West Germany
Moscow
Charles de Gaulle
Socialist Party
Essen
Carlo Schmid
Paris
NATO
Bad Hersfeld
de Gaulle
Bonn
Adenauer
Christian Democratic Union
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