De Gaulle Reaches Algeria to Assert Authority in Showdown
Premier Charles de Gaulle arrives in Algiers in full general’s uniform to enforce his authority over rebel military and civilian leaders. He is expected to dissolve the revolutionary Committees of Public Safety as part of his bid to end the Algerian crisis and consolidate his grip on the government and army.
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Algiers
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Paris
Revolutionary “Committees of Public Safety
Pierre Pflimlin
de Gaulle
Pierre Flimlin
Revolutionary “‘Committees of Public Safety
Paul Ely
Henry Nomy
Navy
Georges Cabanier
Defense Department
Pierre Guillaumat
Louis Jacquinot
Max LeJeune
Sahara
Postponement Of French Debt May Be Asked
Washington officials say new French Premier Charles de Gaulle may seek postponement of France’s 78 million dollar loan repayment to the United States this year to bolster the economy. De Gaulle would use funds for domestic needs. Eisenhower sent a personal wish to De Gaulle and Sen. Humphrey urged talks in Washington to bolster U S French relations.
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Washington
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
France
United States
Gen. de Gaulle
Ihe
Eisenhower
de Gaulle
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Cuba Turmoil Yields Forty Dead In Orientes Campaign
Reports from Santiago say at least 40 people were killed in Cuba eastern Oriente Province as government forces of up to 11,000 attacked rebel positions near Bayamo. The fighting centered around Buey Arriba with support from planes tanks and artillery, while rebels reportedly damaged two army fighters before the planes returned.
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Havana
UPI
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Oriente
Santiago
Buey Arriva
Bayamo
Sierra Maestra Mountains
Eisenhower Urges Youth Fitness Week Proclamation
President Eisenhower calls American civic groups to promote mental social spiritual and physical youth fitness during National Youth Fitness Week. The piece notes the International Geophysical Year stamp and a forthcoming four cent stamp. A downtown store advertises lamps with bulbs extra and a cloudy weather day for housewives.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
America
International Geophysical Year
Daily Weather Report Western Pennsylvania
Mostly sunny and warm today with highs 75 to 82. Thursday brings more clouds and a few afternoon and evening thunderstorms. 24 hour period ends 7 am shows a high of 75 and a low of 43 with no precipitation and heavy dew. river stage 5.4 feet. A year ago the high was 79, low 40, river 5.5 feet.
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Pennsylvania
UAW AMC Reach Contract Extension Amid Auto Talks
UAW and AMC strike a contract extension while GM Ford and Chrysler reject extensions. AMC workers retain current terms with no new pay raise beyond the March 2 cost of living increase. The deal preserves existing contract conditions with 10 days notice to cancel and cannot be terminated before June 25.
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Detroit
UPI
United Auto Workers
American Motors Corp
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
UAW
Edward L. Cushman
American Motors
AMC
Cushman
Norman Matthews
West German President Heuss Begins U S State Visit
West German President Theodor Heuss arrives in Washington with Foreign Minister Heinrich von Brentano for a three day state visit as guest of President Eisenhower. They plan talks with Secretary Dulles on international problems including the French crisis and NATO concerns.
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Washington
UPI
Theodor Heuss
Eisenhower
Heinrich von Brentano
Heuss
United States
Germany
Brentano
John Foster Dulles
Teaths
Harold Macmillan
U.S
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
Ottawa
Columbine III
Canada
Fair Warmth Expected Across Much of the Nation
United Press International reports calmer winds and generally fair weather from the Pacific Coast to the Southern and Central Plateau. A low pressure center over Wyoming and Colorado explains temperature contrasts from near 80 in Nebraska to 40s and 50s in the Northern Rockies. Iowa saw $35,000 in damage from a Mason City windstorm that wrecked a hangar and planes.
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United Press International
Pacific Coast
Plains
North Platte
Neb
Nebraska
Rockies
North Dakota
Wyoming
Colorado
Iowa
Mason City
Pacific Northwest
Great Lakes
Tennessee
Atlantic Coast
Gulf Region
Mississippi Valley
Mayor To Ask Council For Referendum On Third Class City Status Change
Mayor Edward A. DeCarbo proposes placing a change in New Castle government on the general election ballot. He told the New Castle Junior Chamber of Commerce voters should decide the city’s system, noting other cities like Butler and Johnstown have already voted. He did not specify the preferred form or the council’s sentiment.
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Edward A. DeCarbo
DeCarbo
New Castle
Butler
Johnstown
Odds Against Democrats Winning Senate Control
The odds favor Republicans to keep control of the Pennsylvania Senate in the November elections. Of 26 seats up, Democrats hold 15 and must gain at least three Republican seats to organize. Five seats will be open due to retirements or not seeking reelection, including Dent’s seat and the 60th district race. In Philadelphia’s 4th District, Thomas P. McCreesh runs against Republican Harry G. Sugarman.
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Burton W. Siglin
United Press International Harrisburg
UPI
Senate
John H. Dent
Roy E. Furman
Westmoreland County
Dent
GOP
Rowland B. Mahany
Crawford
Philadelphia
Thomas P. McCreesh
John K. McCreesh
Harry G. Sugarman
PRR Protest Of Liberty St Viaduct Stated
A letter from a Pennsylvania Railroad attorney informed council that an objection to the state's 900 foot Liberty Street viaduct plan in Mahoningtown would be filed with the Public Utilities Commission. The plan to extend Route 18 across Liberty Street faces alternate routes and ongoing bypass discussions involving City Engineer Woolcock and county officials. A PUC field meeting at the Liberty Street site is planned for Thursday at 3:45 p.m.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Mahoningtown
Public Utilities Commission
State Highways Dept
Liberty St
Montgomery St
Lafayette
Edward A. DeCarbo
Lafayette St
Liberty
New Castle
Mt. Jackson
Covert Station
Parktown Corners
Harbor St
Wilmington Rd
Daniel B. Woolcock
Public Utility Commission
PUC
St. County
Weather highs and lows across the nation Tuesday
The hottest reading in the nation reached 105 degrees at Presidio Texas with the U S Weather Bureau reporting. The coolest early morning temperature was 27 degrees at Fraser Colorado.
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New York
UPI
Presidio
Tex
U.S. Weather Bureau
Fraser, Colo
Tax Plan Costs Debated as County Delays New Appraisal Contract
County commissioners postponed action on a proposed 250000 contract to correct errors in the tax equalization program. Talks with two Ohio appraisal firms were described as satisfactory, with a conditional contract possible and payments spread over three years.
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Ohio
Edward E. MccConahy
M 1cConahy
County Board of Tax Revision and Assessment
Joseph W. Gilmore
Wettich
McConahy
County Tax Department
Ingham
Lloyd H. Mullen
Meadville
Mullen
Lawrence County
MacConahy
Brown Beats Knowland in California Primary Battle
California Attorney General Edmund G. Brown wins a strong combined vote against Senator William F. Knowland in a cross filing primary. Los Angeles turnout surges due to the Chavez Ravine stadium referendum, which approved a city contract for Dodgers site land. Patterson defeats Wallace in Alabama, Saunders secures GOP nomination in South Dakota, setting up general election matches.
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UPI
Edmund G. Brown
William F. Knowland
California
Patterson
Alabama
Brown
Senate
Golden State
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chavez Ravine
Brooklyn
E.d.j
Wallace
John Patterson
George Wallace
James E. Folsom
South Dakota
Phil Saunders
Ralph Herseth
Joe Foss
Knowland
Leader Calls Highways Carelessness Lead To Deaths
Gov George M. Leader told the Eastern Conference of the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators that pedestrians killed fell from 2564 in 1937 to 450 last year but about 1700 still die yearly on Pennsylvania roads. He urged radar and chemical tests for intoxication and said legislators must back modern highway safety tools.
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Hershey
UPI
George M. Leader
City Seniors and Careers New Castle High School Graduation
New Castle High School holds commencement for 444 seniors at 8 p.m. in the Cathedral. Dr. Neal Bowman NA M public relations director delivers the address on Changes and Challenges. Invocation by Dr. W C Calvert. Principal Clare B Book presents the class. diplomas awarded by Samuel H Byers board president.
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New Castle High School
Neal Bowman
National Association of Manufacturers
W. C. Calvert
First Methodist Church
Clare B
Sampson Street Bids Sought for Widening to Four Lanes
The state will receive construction bids for widening Sampson Street to a four-lane highway on June 27. District engineer H. S. Gahagan said work on the 59 mile stretch from Grant Street to the city line could start within two weeks to a month after bids are opened.
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Sampson St
United Press International
H. $. Gahagan
Grant St
Slayer Of Two Facing Jury
Beaver Pennsylvania UPI reports a grand jury will consider murder charges against Arthur Schuck 41 in the April ambush killings of Vincent J. Quigley and William E. Engel. Schuck says he was too drunk to remember if he fired the rifle found in his Economy home. Two other men Theodore Pallow and James Moore were indicted for separate fatal shootings in March and May respectively.
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Beaver
UPI
Arthur Schuck
Schuck
Vincent J. Quigley
William E. Engel
Economy
Theodore Pallow
Midland
Junk Truck Driver Killed in Railroad Crossing Crash
Henry McBride, 41, of Verona, died Tuesday when his junk truck was struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad freight engine at a crossing in O’Hara Two. In a second incident, Joseph Brandtner, 57, of Pittsburgh, was killed Tuesday when struck by a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad locomotive at a crossing in Hazelwood.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Henry McBride
Verona
Pennsylvania Railroad
O'Hara
Joseph Brandtner
Baltimore and Ohio
Hazelwood
Obituary notices and theater listings in local pages
Classifieds page lists obituaries and theater notices with contact lines. Radio TV column and cross word feature appear alongside sport and editorial notes. Local society notices and public phone numbers accompany brief theater schedules and ads.
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Sona
Ee Cross Word
Editoria
Q Sporte
Ellwood Vous
Evaccaceut
Miss June and Arthur Mometer Chronicle
A playful portrait marks Miss June awaiting warmth on a cool morning as Arthur Mometer notes she is sixty five today. The piece blends light mood with birthday remark, hinting at affectionate nostalgia and seasonal change.
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Miss June
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Tice
Guadelajara, Mex
Red Cross
San Agustin
Aeronaves de Mexico
PRR
Gilmore
W Henry Wettich
City Seniors and Careers
RSD
Arthur Mometer
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