Pineau Struggles to Form New French Cabinet
Paris AP report says Christian Pineau completed a proposed lineup but within hours 36 nominees, all URAS followers of General de Gaulle, withdrew at party request. Ed ward Corniglion-Molinier Pierre Ferri and Andre Gaubert quit. two Gaullists stayed. If approved, Pineau would be France 21st postwar Socialist premier since 1947.
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Paris
Christian Pineau
Charles de Gaulle
Pineaus Currynt
National Assembly
Edward Corniglion-Molinier
Justice Ministry
Pierre Ferri
Ministry of Posts, Telephone and Telegraph
Andre Gaubert
Commerce
Republican Union For Social Action
URAS
Pineau
Maurice Lemaire
Reconstruction
Diomede Catroux
Air
Pierre Mendes- France
Rene Coty
France
Antoine Pinay
Pierre Pflimiin
Catholic Popular Republican Movement
MRP
Assembly
Paul Ramadier
Noonan Guilty In Kidnapping Verdict
Columbus jury convicts Charles F. Noonan of 26 of Columbus in a kidnapping of Kathryn Lang 26 of Homestead Park Pennsylvania and of transporting a stolen car. The verdict follows a brief deliberation and carries potential life imprisonment. Lang testified Noonan forced her at gunpoint to drive. she escaped near Cambridge Ohio after he was thrown to the ground.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles F. Noonan
Kathryn Lang
Homstead Park
Atty
Henry Reinhard
Noonan
Lang
Cambridge
Grocer Survives Hold Up After Suspect Demands Cash
In New York Samuel Brody faced a firearm wielding robber who entered his store. The thief rejected the cash after Brody handed over a S&S bill and two singles from the till, saying he was disgusted and told to keep it.
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New York
Samuel Brody
S&s
Brody
Dulles Sees Possible U S Russian Negotiating Basis
Secretary of State Dulles says Moscow’s power struggle may yield leaders open to practical U S deals to ease tensions. He also says Formosa disputes could settle if Red China renounces force to seize islands, while opposing new Asian expansion.
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John M. Hightower
Washington (Ap
Dulles
Moscow
United States
Formosa
Red China
Assny
New York
Asia
Ashin
Russia
Georgi Malenkov
Nikolai Bulganin
Tree Slasher Is Convicted In Old Crime Case
Elon Farren, 77, a prominent Clinton County landowner, convicted by a common pleas court jury of maliciously injuring a maple tree in Sugar Grove Cemetery near a mausoleum he built for his family. Judge Kirk withheld sentence pending appeal. max penalty is a fine up to 500 dollars and up to 30 days in jail.
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Wilmington
Ohio
Clinton County
Elon Farren
Rt. 1
Common Pleas Court
Sugar Grove
Farren
Charles R. Kirk
Supporters confident as tariff bill reaches House debate
President Eisenhower’s tariff reduction plan faces House consideration with both parties backing the measure. Opponents promise a final push tomorrow, aiming to limit amendments as the Senate has yet to act. The bill would extend three more years of authority to negotiate reciprocal trade pacts and cut tariffs, with some rates dropping up to five percent annually.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Senate
United States
Senate OK Or Pay Hike Predicted
Washington lawmakers predict the Senate will approve a large pay raise for Congress and federal judges following the House vote of 283 to 118. The plan would raise members' pay to 25,000 with similar increases for the vice president, speaker, federal judges and U S attorneys, while Kefauver backs 22 500 for senators and reps. Critics fear public backlash as some lawmakers see mail opposing the plan.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
U.S
Sen. Clements
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Sen. George
D-Ga
Sen
Bridges
R-Nh
Halleck
Rind
Burdick
R-Nd
Disc Jockeys End Record Marathon In New Orleans
Two WNOE disc jockeys Bill Elliott and Bill Stanley concluded a 24 hour publicity marathon after spinning the record Sheiggy Boom 1 349 times. They treated themselves to shaves showers and sleep following the event which featured only commercials newscasts and race broadcasts.
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New Orleans
Bill Elliott
Bill Stanley
WNOE
Mixed-Up Pa Finally Gets Mother Home
Salt Lake City reports Mrs. Mike Katsanevas arriving alone at the airport after seven years separating Greece and the United States. Her 66-year-old husband and three children rushed in for tearful reunions, completing a family that previously included seven other children in Greece and three in America. The family awaits the final reunion as James serves in Arizona and George remains in the Greek army.
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Salt Lake City
Metera
Katsanevas
Mike Katsanevas
Greece
America
Mike
James
US Air Force
Arizona
George
Inside Page Comics and Classifieds Preview
On the page tease for Inside Page Comics, Classified Ads, and Crossword Puzzle plus Deaths Funerals and a Valley News section. The fragment hints at theater listings and social notes with sparse readable headings and dates.
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Ccecs
WINER
Cambnaeksbeaean
Soctius
Ickenscdacasteane
Frisco Picked for GOP National Convention
The Republican National Committee chose San Francisco as the site for the 1956 nominating convention, set to begin the week of August 20, defeating Chicago and Philadelphia in an 11th hour bid. Mayor Robison credited with leading the drive. Hall praised Eisenhower and urged unity.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
San Francisco
Leonard W. Hall
Chicago
Philadelphia
Eisenhower
GOP
Hall
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Elmer Robinson
James M. Cox
Ohio
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Massachusetts
South Dakota
Connecticut
Extradition clash as anti Reds hold Romanian legation
In Bern, anti Communist invaders at the Romanian legation battled Swiss police and troops over extradition to Romania. Three surrendered after a two day siege. a fourth was arrested. The case raises fears of a diplomatic break as Swiss courts probe the killing of chauffeur Aurel Sedu inside legation grounds.
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Bern
Switzerland
Legation
Romania
Aurel Sedu
Bucharest
Emeric Stoffel
Helicopter Rescues Pilot After Skyraider Spin
A Coast Guard helicopter rescued Navy pilot Ens. F. Evans Wilson after he bailed out 17 miles off Point Loma and spent 25 minutes in the water. The 25 year old from Jackson Tennessee was unhurt after his Douglas Skyraider spun from 6000 feet.
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San Diego
Calif
Coast Guard
Point Loma
Ens. F. Evans Wilson
Jackson
Tenn
Weather Pattern Repeats Tonight in Miami Valley
The Miami Valley faces a cloudy wet spell tonight and tomorrow with similar conditions to the first day. Temperatures dip to mid-20s at night while daytime highs approach the mid 40s, with a 32 degree low recorded earlier today.
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Miami Valley
Jury Finds Young Truck Driver Not Guilty Of Murder
In Washington Court House Ohio 24 year old Jack Southward was acquitted of first degree murder in the shotgun death of his wife Ruth 23. He testified the shooting was accidental. The verdict sparked applause from the courtroom gallery including Southward's mother and his two children aged three and four. Deliberations lasted about four hours. The defense noted the shooting occurred Sept 10 last year two days after the death. Judge John S Case cleared the courtroom after the verdict amid the reaction.
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Washington Court House
Ohio
Jack Southward
Ruth
Southward
Common Pleas
John S. Case
Aged Women Perish in Roaring Yokohama Fire
About 100 aged women died as a flash fire swept through a Roman Catholic old ladies' home in Yokohama Japan leaving 46 survivors. The blaze started by faulty wiring at 4 30 a m and a nun died dashing back to rescue residents. The building housed 101 nuns and novices mostly Japanese, while many residents perished or jumped from the second floor as heat spread through the two story dormitory and chapel.
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Yokohama
Japan
Umeko Sugiyama
Garden of Our Lady
Francisco Missionaries of Mary
Yokohama National Hospital
Chiho Hamada
Machi Okuni
Ex Panama Chief Guizado Indicted in Remon Slaying Trial
Ex-President Jose Ramon Guizado faces trial March 21 on homicide charges for the machine-gun killing of President Jose Antonio Remon. Assembly indicts him 48 to 1 after a four hour session. prosecutors seek a 75 000 to 80 000 payoff.
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Panama
Jose Ramon Guizado
Jose Antonio Ramon
National Assembly
Guizado
Assembly
Jose de la Vega
Remon
Gog
Juan Franco
Ruben Miro
Miro
Madame Butterfly muse believed dead in Yokohama fire
In Yokohama a fire at a Catholic old ladies home killed nearly 100 residents. Mrs Hisako Oyama 85 widow of Tsunasuke Oyama longtime Japanese minister to Italy is identified as a victim. Her relatives say she entered the home by choice to be nearer to God and paid her own way.
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Yokohama
Japan
Hisako Oyama
Tsunasuke Oyama
Italy
Milan
la Scala
Oyama
Cho Cho San
Puccini
Repair Shop Failure Tied to Ohio Turnpike Opening
In Salem Ohio a Columbus area repair shop owner blamed the new Ohio Turnpike for a drastic drop in business. Clyde H Bailey owner of the M4 truck stop said traffic fell after the 22 mile western section opened last December 1. He noted pre opening days with over 100 trucks daily and now drivers use the East gate to connect with the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
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Salem
Ohio
Columbiana
Clyde H. Bailey
Bailey
Youngstown
Pike’s Eastgate
A Bailey
Temper, Temper! Man Punches Peeping Tom in Daytona Beach
Louis Smith became angry after spotting a peeping Tom at his window in Daytona Beach Florida. He threw a punch and survived the incident with his arm stitched in hospital. The peeper remains at large.
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Daytona Beach
Fla.7
Louis Smith
Smith
Racism blocks Air Force officer from government apartment
Air Force Captain Virgil A. Daniels says neighbors racial pressure blocked his family from moving into a federal apartment in Waverly Iowa. He commutes 42 miles round trip from Waterloo unpaid after withdrawing a $20 deposit. Apartment manager Clete Baker cites four complaints while owner’s firm says no federal project discrimination. Daniels plans legal advice but is unsure of next steps.
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Waverly
Iowa
Air Force
Virgil A. Daniels
Daniels
Waterloo
Clete Baker
Dan
Baker
John J. Miller Construction Co
Billy Daniels
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