De Gaulle to Run Algeria as Public Safety Committee Pressure Eases
Premier De Gaulle told All Algeria Public Safety Committee representatives that insurgent authority must end and that he will take direct control of Algeria. He named Gen Raoul Salan as delegate-general while stressing integration of Moslem and European communities and warned committees against overstepping legal authority.
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de Gaulle
Algeria
Oran
All-Algeria Public Safety Committee
Raoul Salan
Public Safety Committee
France
French Empire
Algiers
Dulles Outlines Soviet Dilemma Over Satellites
Secretary of State Dulles told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee the Soviet Union faces a choice between granting satellites more freedom or resorting to oppression likely to spark revolts. He linked the issue to a defeated Kennedy amendment and noted Moscow’s fluctuating policy toward Yugoslavia, while expressing cautious optimism for potential agreements with the West.
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Washington
Dulles
Soviet Union
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Moscow
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Eisenhower
Ihe
Dai
Europe
Yugoslavia
Russia
Lincoln Debate Centennial Set at Ottawa
Ottawa plans a four day Lincoln Douglas centennial with an antique car parade a children’s parade and a debate reenactment on August 21. Events include play day tug of war water fights games a barbecue street dance beard contest and a pageant at Washington Park ending with a parade all star baseball game and Lincoln Douglas Memorial Park dedication.
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Ottawa
Washington Park
Fairgrounds
Lincoln-Douglas Memorial Park
Tornado Toll Stands At 30 In Wisconsin Destruction
In Menomonie and Colfax area, 21 year old Mrs. Rolf Lunn dies from injuries at Luther Hospital Eau Claire after the Colfax home collapse. Her baby is hospitalized and Erling Lunn and another child were killed. Ralph Huseby of Minneapolis was identified after earlier listing as killed. Officials coordinate state federal and private aid.
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Menomonie
Wis
Wisconsin
Rolf Lunn
Luther Hospital
Eau Claire
Erling Lunns
Colfax
Erling
Ralph Huseby
Minneapolis
Transient Reactor Test Facility joins safety program
Argonne National Laboratory designs the Transient Reactor Test Facility TREAT to test reactor parts under extreme nuclear energy pulses. The project strengthens the Atomic Energy Commission fast reactor safety program and will cost about one million dollars. It is slated for completion this year at the National Reactor Testing Station near Idaho Falls Idaho and will be operated by Argonne's Idaho Division.
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Dresden
Morris Lions Club
Lion Walter Hundt
Chicago
Argonne National Laboratory
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Argonne
Rotary selects new general secretary Means
Re elected Dallas George R Means of Evanston Illinois was re elected general secretary on Thursday. His new term starts July.
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Dallas
George R Means
Evanston, Ill
Rotary International
Kahler and Goad Enter Not Guilty Pleas
Eugene Kahler 21 and Chester Goad 18 of Wilmington entered not guilty pleas in Grundy County Circuit Court. Indicted for burglary of Diamond Cafe and L and M Pizza Palace in Diamond on October 8 1957. Trial set for October 6 with bonds of 6000 each posted by their parents.
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Eugene Kahler
Chester Goad
Wilmington
Paul Thurlow
Joliet
Kahler
Goad
Grundy County
Diamond Cafe
Diamond
Walter Dixon
Stratton hints at special session on unemployment relief
Gov. Stratton indicates a likely June 23 special legislative session to extend jobless benefits from 26 to 39 weeks. He prefers using Illinois 400 million reserve rather than federal loans, estimating a 4 million annual cost, and will also address additional relief funds before year end.
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Springfield
Ill
Stratton
Mwe Meo
Illinois
Weekend warmup with scattered showers possible
Forecaster expects Saturday temperatures in the 70s after a sunny and cool today. Skies stay mild Sunday into Monday with a chance of scattered showers late Sunday through Wednesday. Thursday reached 79 degrees at Pyatt Weather station, then cooled to 42 overnight. At 9 a.m. today the temperature was 57, fair and pleasant.
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Pyatt
May Employment Improves With 1.15 Million Job Gain
Government reports May employment at 64,061,000 up 1,154,000 from April while unemployment falls 216,000 to 4,904,000. Gains arise from agriculture and service hiring plus construction. Manufacturing slips 67,000 to 15 million. year over year manufacturing down 1.7 million. The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate falls to 7.2 percent.
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Washington
Commerce and Labor Departments
Strauss to retire as Atomic Energy chairman on June 30
Atomic Energy Commission chairman Lewis L. Strauss will leave his post when his five year term ends June 30. He informed President Eisenhower in a letter citing circumstances beyond both leaders that a change is advisable and he will become special assistant to promote the atoms for peace program.
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Atomic Energy
Strauss
Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
White House
Eisenhower
Commission
Senate
Capitol Hill
Congress
New York
U. S
Geneva
Switzerland
AEC
Truman
Gordon Green
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