Anger strains French Tunisian crisis risks U S effort
The Tunisian government orders five French consuls withdrawn from posts and orders them to Tunis after French troops detain a local official and two Tunisian guardsmen following a Remada land mine attack. The event undermines U S British mediation as Robert Murphy travels to help.
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Remada
France
Robert Murphy
U.S
America
Washington
Algeria
Sakiet Sidi Youssef
Egypt and Syria vote to form United Arab Republic under Nasser
Egyptians and Syrians approve joining their nations in the United Arab Republic with Gamal Abdel Nasser named first president. Plebiscite results to be announced tomorrow as Sudan protests and UN Security Council meets over border tensions.
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Cairop
Sudan
United Arab Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
U.A.R
Arab Union
Nasser
Nile Valley
Khartoum
U.N. Security Council
New York
Benson Urged to Resign by GOP Solons
In Washington and Joliet, midwestern Republicans pressed Ezra Benson to quit as secretary of agriculture to aid the party in looming elections. Reps. A L Miller and Walter H Judd led a 40 minute meeting, signaling plans to take the plea to the White House if needed while Benson vowed to defend Eisenhower policies and continue serving farmers.
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Washington
Ezra T. Benson
Benson
A.L. Miller
Neb
Walter H. Judd
Minn
GOP
United Press
Miller-Judd
Miller
Judd
Area Painful Cold Relief Expected in Twin Cities
Twin Cities and area residents will see milder air and a touch of rain over the next 24 hours. Temperatures rise to the middle 50s with lows in the 42 to 46 range after a previous high of 50 and night low of 39. A light southeast wind and early skies follow a cool start.
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Twin Cities
Monroe reports zero hazardous traffic tickets in a day
Police chief James C. Kelly Jr. announced no hazardous traffic violations were issued in Monroe yesterday. Only parking tickets were recorded, with meter clerks issuing 128 violations.
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Monroe
James C. Kelly, Jr
Foreign Car Dilemma Do You Pull Choke Or The Strangler
English and American car talk clash as James S. Lewis notes confusion over terms like choke booster screen and dimmer. Hugh Dempster and Gordon Evison defend British usage, explaining demister and defroster meanings in motor car language.
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Choke
Chicago
James S. Lewis
Chicago Daily News
Ford
Lewis
Hugh Dempster
Colonel Pickering
Fair Lady
Gordon Q. Evison
Great Britain
Dempster
Witness Tells Of Talking With Mack In Miami TV Contest
Florida Power & Light official Ben Fuqua testified the day’s first witness at a House subcommittee hearing into pressures in the Miami channel 10 battle. He said Sen Kefauver asked him to convey to FCC Commissioner Richard Mack the senator’s wish for fair consideration of A Frank Katzentine’s application. Mack appeared noncommittal.
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Washington
Ben H. Fuqua
Florida Power & Light Co
FCC
Richard A. Mack
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Miami
Mack
A. Frank Katzentine
Fuqua
House
Miami TV
Public Service Television, Inc
National Airlines
WKAT
Katzentine
Coral Gables
Fla
McGregor Smith
Louisiana Chamber Executives Meet in Monroe
The fifteenth annual Louisiana Chamber of Commerce Executives Association convention opens in Monroe with about 55 cities represented. Delegates stay at the Virginia Hotel and enjoy local tours as Jim Williams and George Wylie co host the two day gathering featuring remarks by Dwight Havens and James G. Roberts.
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Louisiana Chamber of Commerce Executives Association
Chamber of Commerce
Twin Cities
Virginia
LACCM
Jim Williams
Monroe Chamber
West Monroe
George Wylie
Louisiana
Williams
United States Chamber of Commerce
Monroe
Denver
Washington, D. C
Lamar L. Walters
Association
Dwight Havens
United States Chamber
James G. Roberts
Chamber
Dallas
Tex
Havens
Roberts
Lights Sighted In Plane Search Over Atlantic
A U S Navy patrol plane with 22 men aboard remains missing after radar patrols. A red flare and small lights were reported by ships and planes in the search area about 600 miles southeast of Newfoundland.
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Halifax
U. S. Navy
Navy
Argentia
Newfoundland
Coast Guard
Yakatat
Air Force
Oklahoma bootlegger shot to death in Collinsville
W L D Big Mac McCormick a 52 year old bootlegger tied to illicit whisky in dry Oklahoma was killed by gunfire in front of his home. Deputies questioned three friends and a former wife along with Walter L Sanders who had a prior gun duel with McCormick. Tedder 23 said he fired at the attackers and investigators found a rifle and a sawed off shotgun nearby.
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Leopold
Elmer Gertz
Gertz
Ralph Newman
Lincoln
Stateville
Bobby Franks
Chicago
Richard Loeb
Franks
Clarence Darrow
Collinsville
Okla
Big Mac) McCormick
Oklahoma
Tulsa County
McCormick
Glenn H. Brown
Walter L
Sanders
Tulsa
Brother Eisenhower Says Bad Legal Advice Led Troop Order
In Atlanta Edgar Eisenhower says President Eisenhower received poor legal advice when sending federal troops to Little Rock. The Tacoma attorney, visiting the American Bar Association convention, argues the President did not necessarily err but should favor states rights and return powers to the states.
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Atlanta
Edgar N. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Tacoma
the American Bar Assa
The
Atlanta Journal
Sure Cure For The Long-Winded Speaker
In Los Angeles the National Standard Parts Assn proved a timed meeting device works. A traffic light at the rear flashed green to start the speaker amber warned time, red stopped him and a bell rang if needed.
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Los Angeles
Niagara Falls
National Standard Parts Assn
Beck Faces 15 Year Sentence For Union Theft
Pudgy Dave Beck the former Teamsters leader faced a 15 year maximum term after being sentenced for grand larceny involving 1900 from the union. His son Dave Jr 37 received earlier a two count grand larceny sentence for 4650 from two union car sales.
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Seattle
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Beck
King County
George H. Revelle
Dave Jr
Union
Brewery Mogul Fred Pabst Dies at 88 in Wisconsin
Fred Pabst, scion of the brewing family and later a renowned dairy farmer, died at his Oconomowoc estate at 88 after a stroke. He retired as Pabst Brewing Co. chairman in 1954 and was named architect of the Holstein-Friesian breed at the Chicago livestock show. His family legacy includes the Saddle and Sirloin Club portrait beside his father.
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Oconomowoc
Wis
Fred. Pabst
Pabst
Pabst Brewing Co
Chicago
Big Brewery
Fred Pabst
Cattlemen’s Hall of Fame
Gustave G
Milwaukee
Pabsts
Jacob Best
Quote on accountability for trust violations in public service
A page 3-B caption quotes a speaker warning that even a small financial breach by someone in trust should incur the greatest consequences for public accountability. The remark frames moral responsibility and societal judgment in governance.
Indonesian air raids near Padang target mosque area
A rebel Sumatra broadcast said two Indonesian air force planes dropped seven bombs on Parnau, 45 miles south of Padang, near a mosque. No casualties were reported. The report also claimed a bridge at Saledo was hit as rebels push to oust Premier Djuanda amid air-attack fears.
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Singapore
Padang
Radio 1
Parnau
Sumatra
Sukarno
Djuanda
Saledo
Washington Birthday Recalled as Father of His Country
A tribute marks George Washington as the nation’s father on his 226th birthday. The article recalls his down to earth stature, height six feet two inches, weight 175 pounds, and athletic prowess. It notes his religious devotion and daily prayer even during battles.
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Sangster
George Washington
Mr. Washington
Jacob von Braam
George
Washington
Potomac River
Four Monroe People Hurt Seriously in Highway Crash
A Fairbanks youth found his mother Esta Colvin 47 dead after a two car collision at the U S 165 and State Route 134 intersection near Monroe. Four members of Elbert Stevens family were in serious condition at Conway Memorial Hospital.
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Fairbanks
U.S. 165
Esta Colvin
Elbert Stevens
South Fourteenth St
Monroe
Conway Memorial Hospital
Moon Man Returns Home to Warm Welcome in New York
Airman Donald Farrell 23 who spent a simulated moon trip greeted by a hometown crowd and NBC Today cameras in New York. He kissed his girlfriend Joann Burden of Niagara Falls after returning from Texas where he spoke of the make believe mission. Farrell plans to resume college this fall as his Air Force tour ends.
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New York
Donald Farrell
Farrell
Joann Burden
Niagara Falls
N. Y
NBC
Texas
Air Force School of Medicine
San Antonio
Tex
Dave Garroway
Garroway
Miss Burden
Caddo Father Of 3 Dies In Crash
SHREVEPORT La Tom my Woodham 28 year old father of three was struck while walking along Louisiana Highway One about ten miles north of the city. The driver Eugene Herrin 18 of Oil City fled to report the crash and an inquest was scheduled for later today.
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Shreveport
Tommy Woodham
Here
Caddo Parish
Bill Anderson
Eugene Herrin
Oil City
Woodham
Herrin
Paul Baker
Bright Woodham
C. S. Boone
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Ragen
Touhy
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Tedder
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Louis Powell
Judge Revelle
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