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De Gaulle and Nuclear Ambitions Strain NATO Ties
The article details ongoing rifts between France and NATO over nuclear sharing and France’s push for an independent atomic capability. It notes De Gaulle’s stance on nuclear weapons, allied tensions, Algeria’s impact, and hints France may soon test or produce its own bombs aided by missile advances and French defense ministry forecasts.
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Malgache Republic
Madagascar
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Ghana
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Tsiranana
Charles H. Shuff
Congress
Paris Openings Signal Fashion Industry’s High Stakes
The Paris openings trigger extreme caution as New York garment scouts chase Paris trends. Fashion tooling is costly and misreading signals risks bankruptcy amid fierce competition from Rome and American designs. Paris still dictates the market with a stringent standard, while Rome pushes a 1930s look.
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Bohlen Debate Reignites Over State Department Post
Fulton Lewis Jr argues President Eisenhower wavered on Charles Bohlen as top Russian adviser. Bohlen’s critics cite Yalta missteps and past ties to Roosevelt, while Bohlen supporters warn against McCarthyism and the dangers of disregarding his experience in Soviet affairs.
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Philippines
Monaco Casinos Bar Local Natives Dial 1913 Labor Split
The text notes that gaming tables in Monaco are open to foreigners but forbidden to natives. It mentions the 1913 act separating Labor and Commerce departments. It also recalls WWI objectors from over 30 religious bodies and defines algae as plants making food from inorganic substances.
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Right to Work Denied by Labor Unions Hits Steel Plants
A United States right to work is challenged as two large steel plants face union open gate policies that bar nonunion personnel from entering or leaving. Disputes in East Chicago and Pittsburgh show supervisors locked in, pay checks delayed, and court injunctions used to permit limited access, highlighting alleged civil rights violations and union influence over police protections.
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Chicago
Lllinois
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
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Pittsburgh
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Washington’s No. 3 hostess claims charm in society
In London a Belgian divorcee, Mme Martha Brusset, loses a suit to Edward Lumley over $372,000 while boasting of Washington influence as a top hostess in the 1950s. Washington hosts Perle Mesta Gwen Cafritz and Huilan Koo are cited in playful gossip about who qualifies as No. 1.
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New Hampshire
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Cramer Endorsed for Butler County Common Pleas Judge
Fred B. Cramer was unanimously endorsed by the Butler County Republican Central Committee to succeed the late Burns as Common Pleas judge. Cramer had earlier said he preferred not to be considered. Democratic ward committees were urged to organize and meet. Fifteen hundred Republicans attended a Boat House outing where Congressman Routzohn spoke on national issues including the New Deal. the event was marred by L. L. Dredge.
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Abe
Washington
Fisenhower
Arthur
Dutch” Bergman
National Guard
Dutch
Fred B. Cramer
Butler County Republican Central Committee
Mr. Burns
Common Pleas
Cramer
Boat House
Harry N. Routzohn
L. L. Dredge
Beautician endorses beer shampoo for stylish hair
A beautician promotes beer shampoo as a trendy grooming aid in modern hair care. Hollywood studios consider Baker the space monkey for a proposed film, signaling a playful cast addition amid sci fi ambitions.
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Death touches two friends in Florida and Ohio
Dave Regan recalls the deaths of Fred Moritz known as Fritz in Columbus and Ed Sickle of Lake Wales Florida. Fritz died at 55 from cancer and was remembered for gentleness and quick wit. Ed Sickle was brusque yet warm hearted, an inventor who helped others and left a lasting impression on many, including the author.
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Highway Patrol
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Fritz
Ed Sickle
Lake Wales
Flo Ed
Edward B
Broadway Gossip Never Ending Marlon Brando Film Up in the Air
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on the ongoing buzz around Brando’s One Eyed Jacks with edits ahead, plus a judge in love with a younger European visitor. Fidel Castro’s circle, Sammy Davis Jr. publicity suits, Olivier and Leigh’s Aix plans, Carol Lynley’s Broadway premieres, Billie Holiday records on the move, and other Hollywood chatter fill the page.
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Marlon Brando
New York
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Fidel
Endsville, Man
Sammy Davis Jr
Sammy
Laurence Olivier
Vivien Leigh
Aix-en-Provence
Haydn
Darius Milhaud
Milly College
California
Laurence
Carol Lynley
Paramount
France
Estrellita Horoscope for Tomorrow and 1960 Outlook
The forecast highlights good business influence in the forenoon and warns against impulsive actions. Personal relationships show favorable influences and a chance of complex but self-made financial issues through November. Job gains appear in late 1959 with rewards in October and December. romance peaks late November to mid-December and next May to June. A intuitively gifted child may pursue drama or music.
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