Faure Wins First Assembly Ballot On Morocco Policy
Premier Edgar Faure won the first vote on his Moroccan policy 521 to 100 in the National Assembly. The body rejected first consideration of a Communist resolution and backed a Socialist resolution, signaling support for Faure despite Socialist abstention and Gaullist desertions.
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Faure
Paris
Edgar Faure
National Assembly
Assembly
France
Rabat
Neen
Sultan Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa
Social Republican
Gaullist
Molotov admits underestimating Soviet socialist progress
Moscow reports Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov conceding a theoretical error in downplaying Russia's socialistic advances. In a letter to Communist magazine he says the foundations of socialism were completed by 1932 and the USSR now moves toward a gradual transition to a Communist society. Diplomatic circles anticipate possible resignation around the next party congress.
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Moscow
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Russia
Communist
Communist Party
Washington
Molotov
Communist Party Congress
Georgi M. Malenkov
Soviet Socialist Republics
Soviet Union
Moltev
Europe
Kremlin
New York
United Nations
Fighting Breaks Out Anew At Rouen Barracks
Rioters clashed with riot police around Rouen barracks where draftees refused to depart for North Africa. Police used tear gas and stones were thrown as 10 truckloads arrived. Six arrests, no immediate casualties. Demonstrations aimed at forced troop deployment and police occupation of the barracks. Order restored with police remaining on duty.
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Rouen
France
North Africa
Mouen
Algeria
Moroco
Arracks
INDEX Class Oil & Gas Churches Radio Editorials
The page lists section headings across topics including oil and gas, churches, radio and television, editorials, and sports. It reflects a mixed content layout with multiple feature areas and mentions page ranges for each category.
Nixon Pays Call as Eisenhower Closes Critical Period
Vice President Nixon met with President Eisenhower at Fitzsimons Army Hospital and said the chief executive’s recovery is satisfactory with no politics discussed. He noted the doctors will decide when Eisenhower can leave the hospital and return to duty, emphasizing medical guidance over timing.
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Denver
Nixon
Eisenhower
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
White House
Dr Walter R Courtenay Opens Monroe Series at First Presbyterian
Nashville minister Dr Walter R Courtenay begins a series of services at Monroe First Presbyterian Church with an 8 30 a m opening service. The series runs through October 14 as part of the church centennial observance. Courtenay is a noted author columnist for the Nashville Banner and a radio preacher.
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Walter R. Courtenay
Nashville, Tenn
First Presbyterian Church
Monroe
Courtenay
Nashville Banner
Eden Announces 12 to 14 Percent Cut in British Armed Forces
Prime Minister Anthony Eden said Britain will trim its armed forces by 12 to 14 percent, dropping about 100,000 personnel by spring 1958 as peace outlook improves. The cut largely affects the army, with a two year draft kept but called up more slowly. NATO was not pre consulted.
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Bournemouth
England
Anthony Eden
Britain
Eden
Defense Ministry
London
NATO
Geneva
Russia
Plane Disaster: 51 Bodies Found at Medicine Bow Crash
Rescue teams on Medicine Bow peak near Laramie located 51 of 66 victims from a United DC4 crash. Officials expect completion by Sunday as Civil Aeronautics Board and UAL investigators search crevices and ledges for remaining remains and evidence for a public hearing.
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Laramie
Wyo
Medicine Bow
United Air Lines
Civil Aeronautics Board
UAL
University of Wyoming
New York
Eden Warns Risks Grave In Near East Arms Sale
Prime Minister Eden warned at the Bournemouth conference that large scale arms flows from a great power to the Middle East would intensify grave risks of an Arab Israeli war. He implied Russia as the source and urged major powers to curb the arms race now visible between Egypt and Israel.
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Eden
Near East Arms
Bournemouth
England
Middle East
Russia
Egypt
Israel
Czechoslovakia
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Union Parish Fred Preaus Day Draws Big Crowd
An estimated 3,500 to 4,000 residents from Union and surrounding parishes packed the Farmerville baseball park for a barbecue and 45 minutes of speeches in a day long Fred Preaus Day celebration. Mayor pro tem John Ramsey vowed Union parish would crown Louisiana’s third native governor when votes are counted.
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Farmerville
Union
Union Parish
Fred Preaus
Fred
Ball Park
John Ramsey
Louisiana
Ware files for Ouachita state representative seat
Richard M. Ware of West Monroe announced his candidacy for state representative in Ouachita parish in the January 17 Democratic primary. A real estate broker, he is a Louisiana Tech graduate and World War II veteran who serves the Lions club and McGuire Methodist Church and pledged faithful legislative service.
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Richard M
Dick) Ware
West Monroe
Ouachita Parish
Ware
Patton Street
Oisie Madden
Richard M. Ware
Generally Fair Weather Forecast For Louisiana
Weather bureau predicts Louisiana will be generally fair and warmer today and Monday with cloudy skies in the extreme southeast. Selman Field reports the Twin Cities yesterday reached a high of 75 and a low of 53 degrees.
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Government Weather Bureau
Louisiana
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Selman Field Station
Twin Cities
Five Killed In Head On Crash Of Two Trains
Hazlehurst Georgia October 8 five trainmen died and 13 people were injured when a Southern Railway passenger train collided head on with a freight train on a blind curve near Hazlehurst. The wreckage left two engines demolished and several cars piled together with six crew members among the injured.
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Hazlehurst
Southern Railway
Georgia
Lawton R. Ursrey
C. L. Everett
W. D. Sharpe
Jesup
C. M. (Rich) Peel
Roberta
J. E. Hancock
Macon
Newt G.askew
B. J. Johnson
H. W. Bodurant
Brunswick
Atlanta
Paraguay threatens expulsion over Peron asylum rule
Paraguay warned that Juan D. Peron would be expelled if he violated asylum conditions. The move followed Argentina's protest over statements attributed to Peron who arrived in exile in Asuncion. Buenos Aires demanded Peron leave the continent and be ousted, while Paraguayan officials signaled readiness to intern him if asked.
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Peron
Paraguay
Asuncion
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Hitler’s Personal Pilot Returns From Red Prison
Gen. Hans Baur, Hitler’s former pilot, returns from a decade in Soviet captivity and states that Hitler and Eva Braun are dead though he did not see their bodies. He was with Hitler in the Berlin bunker as Soviet forces approached and is among 32 high officers repatriated from Soviet camps.
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Camp Friedland
Germany
Hitler
Gen
Hans. Baur
Eva Braun
Baur
S. S
Berlin
Fuehrer
Russia
First Group Of Ordinary German Soldiers Return From Prison
A West Berlin arrival shows 100 Germans reached Zoo Station after being released from Russian camps. They urge West German help for about 500 others reportedly held in Communist East Germany. Russia promised 9,626 prisoners be released but did not address prisoner desires.
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Berlin
East Germany
West Berlin
Zoo Station
Red Cross
Frankfurt
Oder
Ural Mountains
West Germany
Herleshausen
Russia
Opening Of Ouachita Valley Fair Pushes Back Opening
The Ouachita Valley Fair in West Monroe announces the public opening moved to Tuesday at 4 p.m. due to heavy agricultural entries. Deadline for entries is 7 p.m. Monday with judging on Tuesday and Wednesday. Additional display space is being prepared in two fall buildings.
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West Monroe
Fair
Birdsong
Officials Seek New Church For Durant Pastor
In Kosiusko Mississippi on October 8 Presbyterian leaders move to rehome Durant pastor Marsh Callaway after elders challenge a segregation dispute. Rev Callaway faced pressure following a Tehula meeting where 400 white citizens were told to remove two men for Holmes County action.
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Kosciusko
Miss
Presbyterian
Durant
Theev
Erskin Jackson
Marsh Callaway
Callaway
Tehula
Holmes
Democrats Brand Lees Action As Third Party Threat
Utah Democrats labeled Governor J Bracken Lee a threat to party unity by withholding federal income taxes to spur a Supreme Court test on tax money for foreign aid. The Democratic State Central committee urged Lee to pay the taxes or resign, amid a weekend meeting in Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
J. Bracken Lee
Supreme Court
Democratic State Central Committee
Lee
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