Laniel Government Falls as France Faces Crisis
Premier Joseph Laniel loses a key confidence vote 306 to 293 in the National Assembly. He resigns with his seven party cabinet, as President Rene Coty weighs a new premier while France seeks a path in Indochina talks and European defense issues.
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Paris
Joseph Laniel
National Assembly
European Defense Community
France
Rene Coty
Laniel
Geneva
Indochina
Assembly
Elysee Palace
White House
Coty
Georges Bidault
Lauiel
Bidault
Knowland Urges West to Quit Geneva Parley
Sen. Knowland calls for an end to the Geneva talks and urges Indochina states to declare independence if France accepts a peace at any price. He warns a surrender government may form as Premier Laniel resigns, and says Viet Nam Cambodia and Laos will not accept domination by the Communists. The Associated States could appeal to the UN for help if independence is at stake.
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Washington
Sen
Knowland
Viet Nam
Cambodia
Laos
United Nations
Free Nations of
Index of Local Arts and Community Sections
An outline listing sections such as Churches 14B Radio and TV 18B Class 19 23A Society Sec B Editorials 4A Sports 17 19A Gard News 15B Theaters 19B appears as a contents page indicating where readers can find features across the paper.
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Radio & TV
McCarthy Endorsed by 4000 Delegates in Wisconsin Rally
Senator McCarthy addressed about 4000 GOP delegates in Milwaukee pledging to support Eisenhower if he ran but insisting he would not be a rubber stamp. He said party loyalty must resist blind conformity and warned against staying in bed to avoid mistakes.
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Britain
Joseph H. Cort
Ruth
England
Cort
University of Birmingham
Birmingham
Civil Liberties Council
Communist Party
London
Milwaukee
Sen
McCarthy
Rwis
Eisenhower
Cering
Harold Michael
Amery
Senate
Wisconsin
Flanders
Knowland
Flanders Move Against McCarthy Faces Republican Chastening
Sen. Knowland denounces Sen. Flanders bid to strip Sen. McCarthy of key chairs as a mistake and not justified. Flanders plans a Senate showdown over questions about McCarthy's finances from a 1953 report, risking a fight that could throttle Eisenhower's legislative program.
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Washington
Sen
Knowland
Calif
Flanders
Mc Carthy
R-Vis
Senate
Eisenhower
McCarthy
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Government Operations Committee
Senate Elections Subcommittee
Boy Admits He Started Tenement Fire That Killed Seven
Chicago, June 12 AP Chief of Detectives said an 11 year old boy Marion Gregory admitted starting a tenement blaze that killed seven and injured nine. He reportedly flipped a cigarette butt into rubbish in a stairwell. The fire caused about 20000 dollars in damage and an inquest was set for Monday.
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Chicago
John T. O'Malley
O'Malley
Marion Gregory
Gregory
Robert Ryan
Afty
Frank Ferlie
Babe
Tremont
Miss
Ramblin Jes' YMCA Day Camp Enrollment in Twin Cities 1954
The Twin Cities YMCA day camp for 1954 is rapidly enrolling boys aged six to 12 for outdoor exercise and sports. Camp offers wholesome activities and companionship during the summer season.
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Twin Cities
Ex-Convict Is Jailed In Winnfield Assault Case
Forty two civ il defenses exercise dominates national news as FCDA simulates mass attack with 425 Soviet planes across 54 cities in the US and Canada. The drill tests warning, sheltering, dispersal and emergency government continuity.
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Winnfield
Washington
Federal Civil Defense Administration
FCDA
Marland
Continental
United States
Los Angeles
Boston
Seattle
Tampa
Canada
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
National Capital
Mobile
Ala
Five Rescued From Sunken Boat Jane Off Gulfport
Coast Guard rescued five people from the cabin cruiser Jane two miles north of Cat Island off Gulfport Mississippi after it sank in mid afternoon. Among survivors were Mr and Mrs Ferrell Davis John Davis Clifton Milner and Peter Sheely all of Gulfport. None suffered injuries. The patrol boat No 83491 headed back to Gulfport while patrolling the Eastward Ho race course from New Orleans to Florida.
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New Orleans
Coast Guard
Cat Island
Gulfport
Miss
Jane
Ferrell
Florida
Kidnapping Charge Filed Against Arizona Suspect
Phoenix June 12 A kidnaping charge was filed against Daniel J. Marsin 41 in the Smith abduction case. Evelyn Smith identified him as the man who abducted her and collected 75000 dollars ransom. Marsin was jailed on a 20000 bond after a brief lineup. The search for the ransom money continued in the Superstition Mountains as authorities pursued clues from the ransom exchange.
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Arizona
Smith
Phoenix
Ariz
Daniel J. Marsin
Evelyn Ann Smith
Marsin
Justice of the Peace Af Flood
Jim Ruiz
Brooklyn
Marsini
New York
Daniel J. Marsini
Ellis Attacks Ellender as Absentee Senator in Louisiana Tour
Frank B. Ellis labeled U. S. Sen. Allen Ellender an absentee senator during a north Louisiana tour. He criticized federal interference with states rights and urged stronger protection of local natural resources, pledging victory in the July 27 Democratic primary if trends continue. Ellis spoke in West Monroe and other towns including Columbia and Ruston.
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U. S
Allen Ellender
Frank B. Ellis
West Monroe
Ellender
Ellis
Twin Cities
Louisiana
Columbia
Jonesboro
Ruston
Winnfield
Opelousas
Washington
Surrender Ends Two Parish Hunt for Ex-Convict
A 30-year-old ex convict sought for assault and attempted rape of a mother of two near Gaar's Mill, Winn Parish, surrendered to Sheriff C. M. Robinson and deputy Troy Kyson after a three day manhunt in Flat Creek swamp. Hammons confessed to severely beating Mrs. Sewell Mulloy at her home northeast of Gaar's Mill, saying he did not know why he acted.
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Winnfield
Claudell Hammons
Winn Parish
C. M. Robinson
Troy Kyson
Gaar’s Mill
Hammons
Flat Creek
Sheriff Robinson
Gaar
Robinson
Hammong
Troy Lee Kelly
Soviet Court Sentences Two U S Spies in Norway
Pravda reports two Americans Vladimir Galai and Juri Khramtzev were sentenced to 25 years by the Soviet Supreme Court. The pair allegedly entered Murmansk with Norwegian aid after spy training in Vienna and Berlin, with U S authorities later taking them into custody over related black market activity.
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Moscow
Supreme Court of the
Soviet Union
Pravda
Communist Party
Murmansk
Vladimir Constanovich Galai
Juri Alexandrovich Khramtzev
Galai
Austria
Vienna
Lawrence O. Johnson
Khramtzev
East Berlin
Gregory Vasilev
Norway
Soviet Arctic
Germany
Ministers Resign to Allow Confidence Vote in Korea
Seoul reports Prime Minister Park Too Chin and Home Minister Pak Han Son resigned on Saturday to permit a confidence vote on the newly elected National Assembly.
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Seoul
Park Too Chin
Pak Han Son
National Assembly
Deep South Races Split Over School Segregation Post Ruling
A June Richmond conference of southern governors outlined three paths after the Supreme Court ruling ending segregation. Georgia, Mississippi, and South Carolina insist on keeping races separate, while Virginia and several others seek legal workarounds.
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Deep South
Richmond
Southland
Supreme Court
Georgia
Mississippi
South Carolina
Virginia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Florida
Alabama
Louisiana
Arkansas
Texas
West Virginia
Kentucky
Maryland
Oklahoma
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Herbert
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F. B. Ellis
Solon
U.S
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Virginia Atty
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Almond
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