Algerian Case Referred to United Nations Delay at UN on Algerian Revolt
United Nations General Assembly consideration of Algeria’s revolt against France stalled after the Political Committee failed to reach a majority on a settlement plan. A watered-down proposal for private talks failed 37 to 37 with six abstentions, and France did not vote. The original resolution urged self determination and direct negotiations, but amendments removed that clause. Arab delegates signaled bringing the original text before the full assembly.
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France
Assembly
United States
U.N
Christian Pineau
Canada
Norway
Ireland
Man confesses to slaying wife after tiff in Independence
Roman Koewek, 24, of Independence, was arraigned on a Justice Court charge after shooting his wife Frances, 37, when she refused him use of her car. The killing occurred in their Independence apartment following an argument. A four year old witnessed the event and cried Daddy shot Mommy. Koewek was captured hours later after a car chase near Granton, with La Crosse and Trempealeau counties assisting.
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Whitenall
Roman Ko Eek
Independence
Justice Court
Gmx
Dacene Rye
Kaweek
Frances
Raock
Rifala
la Crosse
Troops Guard Dutch Property Held in Jakarta
Indonesian troops guard Dutch properties in Jakarta seized amid the dispute over West New Guinea. Officials say severing diplomatic ties is likely as NATO discusses the crisis in Paris. Jakarta command also takes over Dutch homes as residents prepare to depart.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Netherlands
West New Guinea
Permanent Council
NATO
Paris
Jupiter Project Is Ready to Go Says Gen Taylor
Gen Manwell D Taylor Army chief of staff announced the Jupiter project is ready to go but declined to estimate a launch date if approved. He noted Navy Vanguard tests proceeded and suggested Soviet Sputnik launches may have faced similar early problems.
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Jupiter Project
Gen. Taylor
San Antonio
Tex
Manwell D. Taylor
Army
Navy
Taylor
Preslire Taylor
Eisenhower Presses for Vanguard Failure Answers
President Eisenhower, marking Pearl Harbor day in Gettysburg, expressed deep concern over the Vanguard rocket failure at Cape Canaveral. He ordered Defense Secretary Quarles to obtain a full report on why the launch bloomed and to speed public explanations while noting Russia’s prior secret tests and the need to restore US prestige.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Pearl Harbor
Defense Department
Cape Canaveral
iFla
Defense
Donald A. Quarles
Russia
United States
White House
James C. Hagerty
Fla
Eshchant
U.S
Richard M. Nixon
Naval Research Laboratory
Vangard
John P. Hazen
Isunenings
Hacen
Fanetic
Mtabese
Flendy
Depty Vanguard
Corge
Navy to Launch Vanguard Again After Friday Failure
Cape Canaveral observers report a full scale probe to determine the cause of Friday's Vanguard failure as a second Vanguard is kept ready. Engineers record 1149 missile functions from the brief two second flight while the Army Air Force test center considers an alternative satellite carrier.
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Vanguard
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Navy
Air Force
Cape
Martin Co
United Press
Enterprising Tokyo Man Destroys Pillar For Coffee Shop Entrance
Chen Chi-Hua was jailed after punching an eight by six feet hole through a concrete pillar under elevated tracks. He claimed the damage aimed to create a side entrance to his coffee shop to boost business.
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Tokyo
Chen Chi-Hua
Chen
Fruitless Hunt for Miss Ridulph Continues in Sycamore
Footprints in Elmwood Cemetery spur hope of locating Maria Ridulph as FBI activity swells. A mile long farm area search with 4000 volunteers and 30 agents in disguise yet yields no clues. Police insist the girl may be alive and suspect an outside kidnapper.
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Sycamore
Ill
Elmwood Cemetery
Maria Ridulph
Federal Bureau of Investigation
William Hindenburg
Ridulph
FBI
Hinderburz
Waste Paper Vat Produces $2650 in New But Soggy Bills
In Minneapolis a waste paper vat yielded 2650 in new soggy bills after a shredding mishap at Neen Bowing Co. Clarence Stewart reported the discovery, with bank officials denying ownership and federal tracing to police. The case centers on soggy currency and disposal of misfed notes.
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Minneapolis
Stewart
Peice
Clarence Stewart
Emo
Stevan
Newey Cy
Naval
Tao
Ponce
Federal Reserve Bank
uTelesenes
Cid
Experts Hunt Clues to Vanguard Flop in Space Effort
Washington reports reveal scientists rush to diagnose why the Vanguard rocket failed to place a satellite in orbit. Officials in Paris and Washington pursue explanations as President Eisenhower orders a formal review and Congress voices concern over U S prestige. NASA component teams study debris and plan a new launch after weeks of investigations and tests.
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Walsh
Vanguard
Washington
Scien
America
U.S
NATO
Paris
Expelled Teamsters Pledge Labor Peace After Ouster
The expelled Teamsters Union and AFL-CIO leaders pledged to keep labor peace after the ouster over corruption charges. Meany denied plans for a war with the Teamsters as Hoffa faces trial in New York. The 1.5 million member union exits the AFL-CIO, with Mohn stating continued respect for mutual aid pacts with other unions.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Teamsters Union
Afl-Cio
Mammoth Truck
Teamsters
Einar 0. Mohn
George Meany
Dave Beck
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Senate
AFL
Mohn
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Project Vanguard
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