Pilgrimlin Agrees To Try Forming French Cabinet
Pierre Pflimlin, 50, Alsatian leader of the MRP, agrees to attempt forming a government shedding light on France's center party coalition. He flies to Biarritz to obtain party backing as President Rene Coty awaits a definite answer. If supported, he may seek Assembly endorsement early next week. Coty also to accept Socialist Premier Guy Mollet’s resignation.
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Pierre Pilimlin
MRP
Pilimlin
Pyrenees
Biarritz
Te Mrp
Popular Republican Movement
Rene Coty
Pflimlin
Rene Pleven
France
National Assembly
Coty
Guy Mollet
Georges Bidault
Robert Schuman
Ohioans Vote 15 To 8 For Defense Fund
Washington Ohio representatives backed a 313 million dollar boost to the Defense Department appropriation bill by a 15 to 8 vote in the House. The overall bill failed 242 to 151. Republicans voting for included Ayres Betts Bolton Bow Brown Clevenger Denniston Hess McCulloch Minshall Schenck Vorys with Henderson Scherer voting against. Democrats for and against included varied party lines with Ashley Feighan Hays Kirwan Polk and Vanik opposing the measure. Paired for the bill were Baumhart McGregor and Jenkins all Republicans.
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Bolton
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Brown
Clevenger
Denniston
Hess
McCulloch
Minshall
Schenck
Vorys
Henderson
Scherer
Ashley
Feighan
Hays
Kirwan
Polk
Vanik
California Senate votes to keep crossfiling in primaries
In Sacramento the Senate rejected a bill to abolish California's crossfiling system with a 24 to 13 vote. Senator George Miller Jr. argued crossfiling has diminished in effectiveness after a four year old law requiring party designation.
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Sacramento
Calif
Senate
California
George Miller Jr
Senate Passes 1957 Omnibus Housing Bill 69 to 11
Senate endorses a 1.6 billion housing measure after three days of debate sending it to conference with the House which earlier approved a 2.475 billion bill. Senator Sparkman calls the bill good for the climate, noting cuts avoid crippling programs while keeping funds for slum clearance and loan items above Eisenhower requests. Senator Case cast the lone negative vote.
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Sen
Sparkman
D-Ala
Senate
House
Francis Case
R-Sd
Federal Housing Administration
Eisenhower
Kennedy Says Catholic Can Be President
In a taped interview on KDKA Pittsburgh Senator John F Kennedy says Catholics can reach the presidency. He notes voters care more about talent than faith and cites factors behind Al Smith’s 1928 defeat. Kennedy plans reelection to the Senate in 1958 and not a 1960 presidential run.
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Pittsburgh
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Monday Knight
KDKA
al Smith
Senate
Pedestrian Killed by Truck On Route 30 Near East Ohio Line
A pedestrian identified tentatively as Charles C. Wood of East Liverpool Ohio died after a truck driven by 18 year old Fred H. Ziccardi of Pittsburgh attempted to pass another vehicle along Route 30 five miles east of the Ohio line. He died at 8 55 p.m. at East Liverpool Hospital.
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Ohio Line
Charles C. Wood
East Liverpool
Ohio
Fred H. Ziccardi
Pittsburgh
Wood
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