Italian Premier Zoli Wins Confidence Vote in Chamber
Rome AP report says Premier Adone Zoli’s minority Christian Democrat cabinet won a 305 to 255 confidence vote with 11 abstentions, securing office after a stormy session. He rejected Fascist votes, declaring he would subtract them from his total, while MSI deputies shouted insults.
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Adone Zoli
Christian Democrat
Zoli
Italy
Musolini
Chamber
Italian Social Movement
MSI
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de Marsanich
Demokrat
Chaimeed
Seghi
Social Democrats
Bourges Maunoury Offers Four Year Plan For France
French cabinet hopeful Bourges Maunoury presents a four year plan to restore financial health and continue military actions. Socialist deputies vote 51 to 33 to participate in a government with his leadership as crisis prospects brighten. Conservative leaders express cautious openness amid talks with Bourges Maunoury and Socialists.
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David’ Reid Paris
Reuters
Maurice Bourges-Maungury
Socialist Party
Bourges-Maunoury
Roger Duchet
Antoine Pinay
Mollet
Rene
Coty
Popular Republicans
France
Smilestones Entrances Demand for Strong Cigars
A line reads Gimme three cigars ordered by O Rourke as he shoves a quarter across the counter noting he wants the strong ones not the weak ones that bust in his pocket.
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O'Rourke
France Ends Suez Canal Boycott Resumes Use
France lifts its Suez Canal boycott and offers to pay tolls in sterling. Egypt negotiates through the Swiss Embassy in Cairo as talks with France and Anglo Egyptian finance resume in Rome next week. French business pressure grew after Britain opened the route. Mollet’s caretaker government looms while Cairo reports renewed cooperation.
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Reuters
France
Suez Canal
Paris
Suez
Canal
Egt
Canal Authority
Finance Ministry
Cisde
Rome
4Vl Oeuuys
Britain
Guy Mollet
Akhbar’El Yom
Sus
Man plays cowboy with kids in Spokane house
Deputies report a suburban Spokane scene where a man with a hatchet and a laughing woman described an old man playing cowboy. The woman said he jumped and waved his arms near a door as deputies arrived. no maniac, just harmless play according to Mrs Janalke.
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Spokane
Wash
Sheriff’s ‘Office
Janalke
U S aids Poland with 48 million pact and extra aid promise
The United States signed a 48.9 million aid agreement with Communist Poland and pledged 46.1 million more if Congress authorizes funds. The deal ends months of talks and aims to signal Soviet satellites can expect help if they align with Moscow. It covers property claims settlement and prewar assets, with Poland to receive wheat cotton soybeans fats and oils in two phases.
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Washington
United States
Poland
Congress
Eisenhower
Lear
Poland-ag
Yugoslavia
Total Moscow
Trol
Thernments
Robins Hatch After Nest On Crane At Air Force Base
At the Trenton air force station two robins built a nest on a crane boom. Operator Jack Westall taped the nest in place to prevent it from swinging away, and the three eggs hatched after the nest remained attached during lifting. The birds adapted to the high swinging platform as the C 47 was moved.
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Trenton
Ont
Air Force Station
RCAF
Jack Westall
Westall
Germ claimed to cause multiple sclerosis isolated
Philadelphia AP National MS Society reports a woman scientist, Rose Schelson of St Luke's and Children's Hospital, isolated a live micro-organism she believes causes multiple sclerosis. She notes potential for a treatment breakthrough if confirmed by others. MS remains a nerve disease with progressive symptoms and no known cure.
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Philadelphia
Society
Indings
Rose Schelson
St. Luke’s and Children’s Hospital
U S aid bill advances in Senate amid cuts
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a version of President Eisenhower s foreign aid bill reduced by about 20 million dollars from the original request of 3 864 410 000 for fiscal year beginning July 1 The panel s draft authorizes continuation of aid beyond one year and grants the president flexibility but faces a possible floor battle to preserve year to year authorization.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
United States
Colleges Urged to Streamline Appeals for Funds
The National Association of Canadian Universities urged a coordinated annual fundraising drive at its 33rd meeting. Measures include avoiding duplicate donor requests, timing appeals through proper channels, and tailoring solicitations such as living endowments and bequests. The group backs appeal through a joint body to reach the public directly.
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Ottawa
Canadian Univer- Soe
Oogeal
Bachand
Association of Canadian Universities
Mayflower II heads toward Plymouth voyage replica sails fast
Squalls and Gulf Stream winds push the Mayflower II toward Cape Cod as skipper Alan Villiers reports speed up to seven knots. In 24 hours up to noon Friday the replica had traveled 145 miles north and five miles west. Villiers plans a U S arrival, his wife set to fly to the United States to meet him. Britain says test voyage began April 20 and the vessel is expected to reach Massachusetts within a few days.
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Penzance
England
Cape Cod
Alan Villiers
Villiers
London
United States
Plymouth
Mass
Britain
Massachusets
Wage Offer Called Insult In Gaspe Copper Strike
The United Steelworkers attack Gaspe Copper Mines Limited wage increases as an insult. Manager Brisenden says hourly wages rise five cents effective June 10 with extra paid holidays vacations and a possible sickness plan. Union spokesman Roger Bedard calls the announcement an insult as the strike continues over certification. The labor board is restrained by a court writ from acting on USWA certification.
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Murdochville
Que
United Steelworkers of America
CSC
Gaspe Copper Mines Limited
W. G Brissenden
Roger Bedard
Quebec Labor Relations “Board
USWA
Mr. Bedard
Ballot Boxes Dropped by Helicopter to Remote Newfoundland Outposts
Nelson Castonguay reports drops of election supplies and ballot boxes by helicopter to northern Newfoundland coast outposts after a boat carrying them jammed in ice. Parachute drops also occurred along Saguenay and Hudson Bay districts. A helicopter stands by at Goose Bay to retrieve them after the election.
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James’ ‘Bay
Hudson: Bay
Goose. Bay
Controversy surrounds Billy Graham crusade Catholic turnout
An evangelist Billy Graham crusade in New York reports 14 665 decisions for Christ across 24 nights with about 19 000 attendees at Madison Square Garden. Officials note participants come from Protestant and Catholic backgrounds and some Jewish. Catholic follow-up is handled by Protestant churches and local organizers.
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George W. Cornell
New York
Billy Graham
Crusade
Theodore Taylor
Graham
Madison
Square Garden
Taylor
Baylor
B-36 Lands Safely After Losing Rudder Midflight
At Travis Field California a B-36 bomber with ten engines landed safely after losing its rudder in flight. Captain Albert D. McKinnon guided the craft through a two hour flight using ailerons and engine power, with 27 crew aboard who were unharmed.
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Travis Air Force, Base
Calif
Albert D. McKinnon
Canadians decide on next Parliament in 23rd general election
Canada faces a federal vote to determine a majority government, with 8.9 to 9 million eligible voters casting ballots across 23 ridings. Key leaders discuss minority chances while withdrawals and a one-constituency delay affect the race.
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Dave McIntosh
Ottawa
House of Commons
Low
Commons
Social Credit
Canada
St. Laurent
Liberals
Progressive Conservatives
CCF
C.W. Carter
Newfoundland
Burin-Burgeo
Nelson Castonguay
Social
Ralph Medgessy
Toronto
Davenport
Liberal
Amable Quelles
Quebec
Matapedia-Matane
Wellington South
Ontario
Henry Hosking
Election score board copies available at News reception
Readers may obtain free copies of the election scoreboard page three from The News reception counter from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday.
Alberta crops near collapse without rain says pool
Western Roundup reports Alberta soil moisture is falling with hot dry weather endangering crops. Late sowing shows most damage while earlier sown crops rely on subsoil moisture. some showers in Lethbridge and Peace River helped top soil for now. Deborah Ann Clay, 16 month old daughter of Kenneth and Mrs Clay, killed after running into a truck near Clayhurst, B C.
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Calgary
Alberta
Lethbridge
Peace River
Dawson Creek
B.C
Deborah Ann Clay
Kenneth Clay
Clayhurst
Alberta grants and loans total over 218 million
Edmonton reports municipal aid to Alberta cities totaling 218 928 370 in grants and 154 467 520 in loans with Calgary receiving 60 995 230 in loans and 23 028 852 in grants and others listed for Camrose Drumheller Edmonton Lethbridge Medicine Hat Red Deer Wetaskiwin and more. A second item notes Lucille Savoie of Saint Boniface Manitoba regained sight after cataract surgery performed May 6 following years of blindness.
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Hooke
Alberta
Calgary
Camrose
Drumheller
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Red Deer
Wetaskiwin
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