Curfews Ordered After Algiers Raid By Rebels
Algiers imposes a midnight curfew as rebels strike a major French garage near a prominent apartment block. The attack destroyed 100 cars and forced French families to flee as flames spread. The assault followed Paris approving a harsh campaign against the rebellion, while authorities consider counter-terrorist acts and deploy troops.
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Algiers
Paris
Guy Mollet
Morocco
Robert Lacoste
France
Bone
Lafayette
Algeria
Tlemcen-Oujda
Indochina
Reward Offered For Gunns Slayer In Dayton
Mrs Martha Gunn offers 5000 dollars for information to solve the slaying of her husband Dr Harrison Gunn 63 a prominent Dayton Negro community member. He was killed by three bullets through a window on March 4 as he and Mrs Gunn watched television. Det Lt Richard Grundish says seven detectives found no motive or immediate suspects.
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Dayton
Ohio
Martha Gunn
Harrison Gunn
Gunn
Richard Grundish
Eden Declares Britain Will Not Abdicate Global Role
Prime Minister Eden declared at a Conservative rally that Britain will never abdicate its position as a great world power. He warned that abdication would lead to neutrality and slow national decline, urging firm policy to avoid neutralism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eden
Britain
Mollet Wins Parliament Backing for All-Out Algeria War
France wins Senate approval 294 to 7 for emergency powers to use military economic and administrative tools against Algerian rebels. Mollet vows elections within three months after violence ends while cabinet seeks decrees to suspend martial law break up large estates and grant civil posts to Algerian nationals.
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Paris
Guy Mollet
Algeria
Senate
National Assembly
Mollet
Tke
Robert Lacoste
France
Theft of explosives reported near Akron
Deputies said 150 pounds of dynamite 1400 blasting caps and wire were stolen from three powder magazines off Minor Road near U S 21 south of Copley Center. A demolition expert warned the material could destroy a city block.
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Akron
Ohio
U. S. 21
Copley Center
Missing 3-Year-Old Steven Dammadn Family Plans Move to Iowa
Gerald Dammans and Marilyn leave New York to start anew on a farm in Newton, Iowa, hoping a clue will explain Steven's disappearance last Oct 31 outside a supermarket. Pamela, 2, plays nearby as the Air Force family endures grief and holds two theories about the boy's fate.
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East Meadow
N.Y
Gerald Dammans
Iowa
Gerald
Marilyn
Pamela
Steven
Damman
Air Force
Mitchel Field
New Mexico
Newton
Ten Families Ordered Out In Nicosia Uprising
In Nicosia and Limassol authorities impose mass expulsion and curfews as British forces widen security clampdown after a Greek Cypriot push for union with Greece. Nine British service members killed and several injured in violent attacks as labor leaders demand end to deportation of Archbishop Makarios.
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Nicosia
John Arding
Greece
Mediterranean
Limassol
Cato Zodhi
Papnos
A'So
Makerios
Wader
Royal Air Force
London
Canterbury
Cyprus
Geoffrey Fisher
Church of England
House of Lords
Makarios
Britain
Turkey
Seychelles Islands
Indian Ocean
Lord Attlee
Makarias
U.S
Middle East
Attlee
Peron Claim Discounted By Aramburu
Argentina marks six months since the revolt that ousted Juan D. Peron with Provisional President Pedro Aramburu asserting democratic restoration is underway and Peron's following has declined. Aramburu warns Peron’s reign will teach lessons to prevent future dictatorship as Peron publishes memoirs in Chile and Panama.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Pedro Aramburu
Peron
Aramburu
Santiago
Chile
Panama
Vea
Big Three Outline Mid East Crisis Response Plan
The United States Britain and France appear to have a basic understanding of military steps for the Israeli Arab conflict. They may push a UN Security Council resolution to react swiftly and to bolster the UN truce supervision force led by Canadian General Burns, potentially expanding it from about 40 officers to 1000 if allowed access to border areas.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
Britain
France
Eden
London
Congress
Eisenhower
Middle East
Midle East
State Department
Paris
United Nations Security Council
U.N
U.N. Truce Supervision Group
E. L. If. Burns
Israel
Mayor Brunner Dismisses Parking Complaint Then Gets Tag
In Candens New Jersey a group of college students questioned Mayor George Brunner about illegal parking tickets during a class commute. Brunner said officers were simply doing their duty and then discovered his own car had a restricted area parking tag.
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Canden
N. J
George Brunner
Brunner
Reider Predicts GOP Era To End In Ohio
Democratic governor candidate Robert W. Reider says Republican dominance in Ohio will end. He praised Cincinnati Democrats and the precinct committee system as key to a statewide rejuvenation that will sweep Ohio for the Democrats in November.
GOP Leader Sees Negro Vote Switch
Washington Republican campaign chair Richard M. Simpson predicts a upsurge in the northern Negro vote for Republicans this year. He says by fall the Negro vote should be evenly split between parties, aiding GOP contests, while dismissing talk of a new third party.
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Washington
Richard M. Simpson
Simpson
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Macken iIrd
Bennett
Fla
Powell
House
Truman
Eisenhower
Sevenson
Settlement Seen in Long Westinghouse Strike
Joseph F. Finnegan of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service said a weekend settlement in the Westinghouse Electric strike is very bright. Talks in Washington between company negotiators and the AFL CIO International Union of Electrical Workers have reached the wrap‑up stage, though he would not discuss specifics. The strike, now in its 152nd day, affects about 40 of Westinghouse's 98 plants nationwide.
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Cleveland
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Finnegan
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Washington
Westinghouse
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
Cnureet
Senate in windup on farm bill sources say vote likely tonight
In Washington the Senate, fatigued but ready, aims to pass the election year farm bill after a long session. Leaders Johnson and Knowland urged members to stay nearby as amendments remain. dual parity price supports for crops drew fierce debate with potential costs ranging from 300 to 400 million to a possible billion dollars. The soil bank plan gained momentum with a 100 million dollar vote bringing authorized totals to 1.2 billion.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Leater Knowland
California
Ellender
D-La
Sen. Ai
Senene Sene Ae
Anderson
Voice
Soil Bank
Sen
Allotte Royle
Eisenhower Receives Irish Shamrocks From Costello
President Eisenhower received shamrocks from Ireland during a White House visit by Prime Minister John A Costello. Costello presented the gift, and Eisenhower planned to take it to his Gettysburg farm for the weekend. The President also gave Costello a signed photograph in a silver frame.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Erin Niel
St. Patrick's Day
Ireland
John A. Costello
White House
Costello
Reflect
Gettysburg
Malenkov Tours London Power Installations
Former Soviet Premier Georgi Malenkov arrived in London for a three week tour with 14 Soviet power experts. He visited the central electricity authority and a power plant near the Thames, amid heavy police escort and security criticism from some papers.
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London
Georgi Malenkov
Malenkov
Tey Malenkov
Thames
St. Paul's Cathedral
Lancaster House
Cassandra
Daily Mirror
Moscow
Ohio River Brims as Flood Threat Looms in Valley
The lower Ohio River is brim full and forecasts predict another inch of rain. The Weather Bureau expects the river to reach 54.5 feet at Cincinnati early next week, with flood stage at 52 feet. Crests are anticipated at Greenup 53 feet and Ashland 51.5 to 52 feet as authorities note repeated flood threats with light damage so far.
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Ohio
Weather Bureau
Cincinnati
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Greenup
Ashland
Dulles and Chiang Confer on Defense of Nationalist China
U S Secretary of State Dulles and President Chiang Kai-shek met in Taipei to discuss a joint defense against Communist aggression. The talks focused on strengthening U S ties and military coordination with Nationalist China amid rising regional tensions.
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Taipei
Formosa
U. S
State Dulles
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Snow and road warnings as fans head to Cincinnati game
Snow and ice warnings affect travel to the Cincinnati game with Middletown and Portsmouth fans facing slick roads. Officials urge early departures and caution due to a drop in temperatures that could form ice. Holiday road crews spread salt in Middletown while police report fender bending incidents and a minor injury to Patrolman Frisby after a crash near Yankee Road.
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Cincinnati
State Highway Patrol
Highway Department
Middletown
Portsmouth
Harry Gustin
Rt. 52
Clermont County
Gustin
U. S. 25
Garden
Paul Frisby
Short St
Yankee Rd
Frisby
Coy Hall
Yankee Road
Charles Simpkins
West Middletown Rt. 1
Hall
Frail Schreiber Youth Dies at Ohio Electric Chair
Bernard Schreiber, 19, became the 299th execution victim at Ohio Penitentiary as Gov. Lausche refused clemency. The Toledo rape slaying of 11 year old Mary Jolene Friess led to a tense final hour. he appeared calm, whispered the Lord's Prayer, and was strapped to the chair for a 4400 volt sentence.
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Hal Paris
Columbus
Ohio
Bernard Schreiber
Ohio Penitentiary
Toledo
Schreiber
Mary Jolene Friess
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio Supreme Court
Lausche
Inter
Sam Nettles
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