White flags signal partial rebel surrender in Atlas villages
In the mid-Atlas and near the Spanish frontier, white flags appeared over several villages suggesting some tribes may quit. French troops still fought at Tizi Ouzli, and despite slight military gains, political tension rose as Premier Faure dismissed four Gaullist critics, including Defense Minister Koenig.
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Rabat
French Morocco
mid-Atlas
Tizi Ouzli
Morocco
France
Paris
Edgar Faure
Pierre Koenig
Texas Democrats Meet To Choose Wright Successor
Texas Democrats in Fort Worth gather to elect a new national committee man and fundraise for a statewide organization drive. Gov. Allan Shivers leads conservatives seeking influence over Texas delegates for the upcoming national convention, with Sam Rayburn allies pressing for control as well.
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Texas
Wright
Fort Worth
Allan Shivers
Shivers
Sam Rayburn
Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum
Democratic Executive Committee
Wright Morrow
Morrow
National Party
GOP
Dwight D. Eisenhower
National Committee
Franklin Parish Tax Assessor Declines Re election Bid
W C Whitten veteran Franklin parish tax assessor announced he will not seek re election in the January 17 Democratic primary. First elected in 1940 he served since then and previously worked eight years as deputy sheriff under A L Price.
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Winnsboro
W. C. Whitten
Franklin Parish
A. L. Price
Where To Find It Amusements Classified Comics
Classified and entertainment sections list amusements, comics, editorial notes, and society items with references to radio and TV. The column highlights where to find listings across pages 6 and 11 through 15B, and notes sections 15, 16, and 17.
High School student charged in Harlem playground slaying
In New York City a 17 year old, Hiram Rosa, is charged as the alleged killer in the slaying of Frank Gargiulo a 20 year old park department worker. Three other youths David Vargas John Barnett and a 15 year old were arrested as accomplices after a fight over a prior incident led to the shooting.
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New York
Park Department
Frank Gargiulo
Hiram Rosa
Rosa
Machine and Metals
East Harlem
David Vargas
John Barnett
Barnett
Vargas
Flynn
Gargiulo
Garguilo
Thunderstorms Possible in Twin City Thursday Afternoon
The forecast calling for partly cloudy skies before 2 p m. and scattered clouds with a chance of thunderstorms until 6 p m. was issued for the Twin City area. Winds from the south southwest around 15 mph. Morning high 88, low 72, pollen 288.
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Twin City
CAA
Five Qualify For Races In Ouachita Parish
Five candidates filed for January 17 Democratic primaries in Ouachita Parish. Bailey Grant seeks sheriff, Bert Coverdale assessor, Fletcher G Studdard Ward 1 police juror, Tom Hicks Ward 5 police juror, and W T Wink Ward 9 constable. Hicks is a former police jury member not in office this term. No filings yet for coroner state representative clerk of court remaining police jury wards justice of the peace constable parish executive or state senator from the 30th district.
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Ouachita Parish
Bailey Grant
Bert Coverdale
Fletcher G. Studdard
Tom Hicks
W. T. Wink
Hicks
West Monroe
Hunter Lost In Lafourche 29 Hours Returns
Orville Renfrow Jr., 23, of Monroe, spent 29 hours lost in the Lafourche swamp after a Tuesday squirrel hunt. He walked about 25 miles to a Winnsboro highway exit Wednesday noon, aided by a large search of roughly 125 men. He slept fitfully along a drainage canal edge and bore blistered feet but survived unharmed.
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Orville Renfrow, Jr
Monroe
LaFourche
Here
Renfrow
Cane Ridge
Winnsboro
Renfrew
Eisenhower Shows Progress After Heart Attack Recovery
President Eisenhower slept 812 hours with a good night, Denver medical bulletin reports. Doctors predict steadier health with Dr. White due to return, as Adams signs recess appointments including O Ewart Cherry and Mulroney for the Tax Court and other posts.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Paul Dudley White
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
White
Boston
Sherman Adams
Adams
Senate
Wesley A. O'Ewart
Montana
Secretary of the Interior
Francis A. Cherry
Arkansas
Subversive Activities Control Board
John Edward Mulroney
Iowa
Arab Asian bloc vows to block Algeria debate bypass
The U N Arab Asian group at the United Nations says it will oppose any move to bypass debate on Algeria. Ahmad el Shukairy warns against behind the scenes plans to sidestep the issue as Israel and France contend over Algeria’s status. The Political Committee opens with the atoms for peace program and postpones other items.
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United Nations, N. Y
United Nations
U. N. Assembly
France
Ahmad el Shukairy
Agleria
Shukairy
Algeria
Assembly
Israel
World Court
U.N
U.N. Assembly
Adenauer Reports To Cabinet On Saar Confab
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer told his Bonn cabinet about talks in Luxembourg with French Prime Minister Edgar Faure. They cautiously backed keeping Saar political freedom if it becomes a European territory ahead of the Oct 23 plebiscite.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Luxembourg
Edgar Faure
and Faure
Saar
Adenauer
Faure
Three IRA members receive life terms for August raid
Three Irish Republican Army members were handed life sentences for involvement in an August raid on an English army barracks at Arborfield. They and several others posed as soldiers and stole arms, later recovered by Scotland Yard. others remain at large. Doyle from Wicklow declared the raid a mission for Ireland’s freedom.
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Reading
England
Irish Republican Army
Arborfield
Scotland Yard
London
Joseph Doyle
IRA
Ireland
Doyle
County Wicklow
Donald Murphy
Dublin
James Andrew Mary Murphy
McLemore Attacks Preaus Entry In 1956 Louisiana Race
Alexandria businessman James M. McLemore charged that Fred Preaus entering the governor’s race muddies the waters for anti-Long forces. He said the move weakens unity against Earl Long and defended his own bid to unite the anti-Long factions. McLemore claimed Gov. Kennon tried to pressure his own candidacy but would not back Kennon for the U S Senate.
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New Orleans
James M. McLemore
Fred Preaus
Robert F. Kennon
McLemore
Alexandria
Preaus
Highway Commission
Kennon
Louisiana
Earl Long
U. S. Senate
Twin AF Doctors Tire Of Confusion Are Separated
San Antonio UP The Air Forces only twin medical officers are being separated for the first time in their lives at their own request. The 27 year old Bryant Ark brothers were among 114 Air Force doctors graduated Thursday in the basic course for squadron surgeons at the School of Aviation Medicine at Randolph Air Force Base. Lt Walter P Wise will be assigned to the Air Force dispensary at Washington National airport while Lt John D Wise will go to Greenville Air Force Base Mississippi hospital. The brothers said they were tiring of the confusion from wherever they were stationed and asked for duty assignments at different stations.
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San Antonio
Air Forces
Bryant, Ark
Air Force
Randolph Air Force Base
Walter P. Wise
Washington National Airport
Potomac
John D. Wise
Greenville Air Force Base
Miss
Missing United Air Lines DC4 With 61 Aboard in Wyoming
A United Air Lines DC4 with 61 passengers vanished after departing Denver at 6 33 a m. The airline and officials say search planes are scanning southern Wyoming mountains three hours and thirty minutes after takeoff.
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Denver
United Air Lines
Fred Brown
UAL
Brown
Wyoming
Lowry Air Force Base
Death Toll Tops 326 In Tampico Flood After Rain
The Tampico death toll rose to 326 by unofficial count as the Panuco River threat lingered. U.S. forces and relief agencies led the rescue, with ships and helicopters delivering food clothing and medicine. The 14th Air Force has airlifted about 280000 pounds of aid since Oct 1 amid ongoing floods and recovery efforts.
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Mexico City
Tampico
Panuco
Mexico
U.S
Yucatan Peninsula
Saipan
U.S. Army
Air Force
Marines
American
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Siboney
Norfolk
Oglethorpe
M. C. Quillen
Joint
U.S. Army Air Force Transportation
14Th Air Force
U.S. 4Th Army
San Antonio
Tex
Faure Fires Four Cabinet Members For Opposition
Paris premier Edgar Faure dismissed four cabinet dissidents led by defense minister Gen Pierre Koenig after a long office session. The resignations included Gaston Palewski Raymond Triboulet and Maurice Bayrou. A fifth minister remained, and Faure planned to present his government’s policy to the National Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Edgar Faure
Charles de Gualle
Guallist
Social Republican Party
Edward Corniglion- Molinier
Pierre Koenig
Faure
National Assembly
North Africa
Gaston Palewski
Raymond Triboulet
Veterans Affairs
Maurice Bayrou
Ministry For Overseas Territories
Koenig
Resignation of CGT Leaders Opens Path in Argentina
Provisional government seizes control as six million member CGT quits led by Hector Hugo di Pietro. A three man committee will oversee CGT elections within four months while La Prensa可能 be seized. Army later reinstates officers and Peronist court order is dissolved after meat packers strike.
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Buenos Aires
OCGT
la Prensa
Interventor
Argentina
Peron
CGT
Rosario
la Plata
Peronistas
Raul Santagostino
Jose Presta
Presta
Eduardo Lonardi
Leon Justo Bengoa
Luis Benito Cerutti Cosi
Andres Framini
Textile
Luis Nattalini
Power and Energy Union
Dante Viel
Civil Employes Union
Paraguay
Lonardi
Supreme Court
Command of Strife-Torn City With Tanks
National Guard units with tanks and half tracks occupied New Castle Indiana to quell strike violence at the Perfect Circle Corp plant. Gov George Craig ordered 600 troops after nine injured, four pickets shot, a state police captain assaulted, and a two hour clash subsiding with no further outbreaks reported.
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New Castle
Perfect Circle Corp
George Craig
Perfect Circle
Chrysler Corp
CIO United Auto Workers
Nixon Allies Strike Back At Knight In California GOP Feud
Friends of Vice President Nixon defend the Eisenhower camp as Gov. Knight signals an open dispute over California’s GOP delegation. Rep. Carl Hinshaw and W. John Krehbiel criticize Knight’s Sacramento interview while Eisenhower is ill, calling his bid for president fanciful.
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Los Angeles
Nixon
Goodwin J. Knight
California
Eisenhower
Carl Hinshaw
GOP House
W. John Krehbiel
Los Angeles County
Sacramento
Rep
Hinshaw
Knight
New York
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Hunter
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