French Cabinet Threatens Disintegration Over EDC Battle
Paris AP dispatch reports President Rene Coty cut vacation short to chair a Cabinet meeting ahead of the National Assembly vote on the European Defense Community treaty. Premier Mendes-France faces a fragile two month old government as Bidault urges full policy discussion before any rejection. The Assembly debate centers on EDC amid Tunisian and Moroccan concerns.
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Paris
Rene Coty
French National Assembly
Pierre Mendes-France
E Assembly
EDC
Coty
Georges Bidault
Bidault
Assembly of the French Union
France
National Assembly
Senate edges toward side issues in McCarthy censure bid
Washington AP report notes potential fall actions in the Senate on several side issues including a Mundt backed measure to reimburse funds used by the McCarthy subcommittee. Debates may hinge on new rules and mandatory approvals before investigations.
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Washington
Senate
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
House
Sen. Mundt
RSD
Government Operations Committee
McCarthy
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Mundt
Stevens
Sen
Hayden
D-Ariz
Subcommittee
Sen. McCarran
D-Ney
Senate Judiciary
Ohio's South State Fair Opens With Youth Focus
Ohio's 100th state fair opened in Columbus with Youth Day celebrations. Gov. Lausche is expected to turn the first spade for a new 1.2 million dollar youth center to house 1,200 junior fair enthusiasts. Youth booths on 150 acre grounds will guide visitors as blue ribbons for watermelons honey tomatoes and sweet corn award the top exhibitors.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Red China claims Quemoy raid marks skirmish not invasion
Peiping radio reports 40 Communist soldiers made two landings on Quemoy killing 11 Nationalist troops before retreating to the mainland. U S officials call it a skirmish and say even conquest of Quemoy would not meet aims to liberate Formosa.
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Red China
Nationalist Island
Tokyo
China Today
Quemoy
Formosa
Peiping
U.S
Washington
Formosa Strait
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Chiang Kai-shek
Tachens
Brazil Names New Finance Minister Eyes Coffee Crisis
Eugenio Gudin sworn in as Brazil’s finance minister to tackle a severe foreign exchange shortage driven by coffee exports. The 68 year old economist vows to address the coffee situation as a top priority in steering the economy through the crisis.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Eugenio Gudin
An Economics
Plane Crash Kills Eight Airmen Near Napa County
A B25 twin engine bomber from Mather Air Force Base crashed into a mountain in rugged northern Napa County during a routine training flight. Eight airmen were killed and the bodies were recovered last night. Cause of the crash remains under investigation.
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Sacramento
Calif
Napa County
Mather Air Force Base
Christianity Moves to Weeklong Duty in Faith Leaders Plan
Evanston clergy report Christian obligation extends beyond Sunday worship. Dr Athleen Bliss of Kent urges daily work as service to God across business, industry and professions as World Council of Churches weighs lay participation. Col Francis Miller urges believers to see every honorable job as calling.
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Evanston
Christtianity
Athleen Bliss
Kent
England
Dr. Bliss
Church of England
World Courcil of Churches Assembly
Francis P. Miller
Charlottesville
Burglars Steal Safe From Riverdale Home In Bronx
Thieves broke into the Riverdale residence of Mr and Mrs Hans Lichtenstein while the maid ran an errand and carted away a small safe containing nearly 250000 dollars mainly in securities The Lichtensteins vacationing in Pike New Hampshire A police alert seeks a light blue station wagon.
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New York
Riverdale
Bronx
Hans Lichtenstein
Pike
N. H
Associated Metals and Minerals, Inc
Wolfson campaigns to oust Montgomery Ward leadership
Florida industrialist Louis E. Wolfson moves to oust Sewell L. Avery at Montgomery Ward via a proxy fight after amassing a large stock block. Wolfson cites conservative policies and aims to strengthen stockholder value ahead of the April annual meeting where three directors will be chosen.
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New York
Florida
Louis E. Wolfson
Sewell L. Avery
Montgomery Ward & Co
Wolfson
Montgomery Ward
Avery
Cnicago
Sears Roebuck & Co
Youngest Picket Richard Walsh Joins Cleveland Strike
Tiny Richard Walsh, 10 months, marched with his parents on the picket line at a Cleveland factory strike. The infant is described as likely the youngest picket in Cleveland history.
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Richard Walsh
Cleveland
Ohio
Richard
Romance Denied by Colin Tennant Refuting Princess Margaret Link
London’s Evening Standard reports Colin Tennant denies a romance with Princess Margaret. He rejects speculation surrounding his relationship with the young royal and clarifies his social ties.
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London
The
Evening Standard
Colin Tennant
Princess Margaret
State Department officials drop campaign speeches this fall
Top State Department officials led by Secretary Dulles reportedly will avoid partisan speeches to keep foreign policy from becoming a political football. Nineteen? 17 assistant secretaries or higher plan no campaign stump talks while Dulles will speak on foreign policy reviews to nonpartisan audiences in Kansas City and Minneapolis.
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Washington
State Department
R. W.scott McLeod
Dulles
GOP
McLeod
Midwest
Kansas City
Minne
Texas Dem Runoff Follows Bitter Primary Clash
Governor Allan Shivers and challenger Ralph Yarborough stayed active in Dallas and Houston as Texas heads into a Democratic runoff tomorrow. The race centers on the governor’s post and a State Supreme Court seat with Brewster opposing Scott.
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Dallas
Tex
Allan Shivers
Texas
Ralph Yarborough
Austin
Yarborough
Shivers
Houston
State Supreme Court
Few Brewster
Alfred Scott
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
CIA
Political Action Committee
Americans For Democratic Action
Detroit Youth Rowdyism Down in Crackdown
Detroit authorities report a 25 percent drop in juvenile rowdyism after one month of stern court action and citizen involvement. Police credit tougher sentencing, parental in court attendance, and a broad coalition led by Mayor Cobo’s youth committee, while actual juvenile crime shows no decline.
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Detroit
Police Youth Bureau
Motor City
Ralph Baker
Baker
Albert E. Cobo
Band Lovers Share Rehearsal View and Photos
Journal story previews the American Legion Band directed by Earl Mendenhall with a rehearsal view. Middleton river cruise photos by Bill Weith will appear in Sunday's edition. Also covered are patrol radio work between Middletown and Hamilton and Middletown police phone calls bringing humor as well as trouble.
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American Legion Band
Earl Mendenhall
Journal
Bill Weith
State Highway Patrol
Post 9
Middletown
Hamilton
Ike Blasted For Vetoing Pay Increase
In Cincinnati Senator Olin Johnston called President Eisenhower Alibi Ike for vetoing a five percent pay raise for federal employees. Johnston argued the veto overlooked 1,700,000 other federal workers and claimed the president used congressionally short revenue as an excuse. Assistant Postmaster General Lyons supported the administration, saying it was the right course given postal rate concerns.
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Cincinnati
Olin Johnston
South Carolina
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Eisenhower
Ike
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Eugene J. Lyons
Johnston
Congress
Goodyear Strike May Be Settled
Jackson Michigan Carlton McNall acting president Local 18 CIO United Rubber Workers said an agreement was reached to end the strike at Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co that began July 7. He called a meeting of about 1,100 members to ratify, but details were not disclosed.
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Jackson
Mich
Carlton McNall
CIO United Rubber Workers
URW
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Goodyear
McNall
Uaw-Goodyear
Cleveland
Ohio
Treason Conviction Reversed for John Provoo
The U S Court of Appeals reversed the treason conviction and life sentence of former Army Staff Sgt. John David Provoo. It ruled he should not have been tried in New York and barred cross examination on a collateral issue of homosexuality. Provoo, a former San Francisco bank clerk, was accused of aiding the Japanese after Corregidor’s fall and of broadcasting for them and harming a prisoner with derogatory reports. He was tried October 27, 1952, found guilty February 11, 1953, and sentenced to life plus a $10,000 fine.
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New York
U.S. Court of Appeals
Army
John David Provoo
Provoo
San Francisco
Corregidor
Philippines
Troops Shifted From Hokkaido To Honshu
The US Tth Cavalry Regiment has been moved from Hokkaido in Japan to the main island of Honshu, according to the Army.
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Sapporo
Japan
Tth Calvary Regiment
Hokkaido
Honshu
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