Fulbright O Mahoney Clash Over War Powers Resolution
Senate scolded Eisenhower Middle East resolution as a blanket transfer of war powers to the President. Fulbright and O Mahoney warned it undermines checks and balances, while Knowland eyed final form as hearings advance with McDonald testimony. House already approved 355 61.
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Knowland
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Venice
Ners
Giuseppe Saragat
Lepni
Chamber of Deputies
Nenhi
Social Democrats
Nenni
Rebellious devices cause fatalities in Algeria unrest
Algiers reels as hazardous devices kill and injure dozens amid weekend violence. French forces report hostage-like blasts at gas works, with hundreds hospitalized and multiple fatalities across Algiers and Constantine regions. Trials note executions of extremist actors, including a Frenchman, as turmoil escalates.
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Yveton
Geria
Constantine
Tumen
Nisia
Manchester
N. H
Puillotine
Evelyn A. Radwan
Nand Yveton
Riot squads disperse Athens demonstration at university
Riot squads broke up a Cyprus protest planned by Athens University students. Hundreds carried anti-British and pro-union captions before police dispersed the crowd. No injuries or arrests reported.
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Athens
Groote Ipi
Athens University
Cyprus
Greece
Mass blackfish wash ashore on Key Colony Beach
More than 50 large blackfish, up to 11 600 pounds, stranded on mud flats at Key Colony Beach Sunday. State conservation crews tried to tow them offshore but many lay stranded in shallow water. Only about half survived after 12 hours. The cause remains unknown with theories ranging from imminent death instincts to failed migration routes.
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Fla
Miami
Key Colony Beach
Eisenhower outlines tariff cuts to boost world trade
President Eisenhower told Congress that gradually reducing tariffs under the reciprocal trade program strengthens international cooperation and national security. He called tariff cuts a significant step toward reintegrating Japan into the world trading community and boosting U S prosperity.
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Thomasville
Eisenhower
U. S
United States
New Archbishop enthroned in Westminster Today
New Archbishop William Godfrey was enthroned today as Roman Catholic archbishop of Westminster succeeding the late Bernard Cardinal Griffin. The ceremony marks a major church leadership transition in London with the appointment noted by church officials.
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William Godfrey
Westminster
Bernard Cardinal Griffin
Charge Man in Drowning of 7 in Car
Ralph Evans faces seven counts of manslaughter after his car plunged into a stream killing his wife and five sons and a neighbor. Bail set at 5000 as authorities cite mechanical failure and Evans claims brakes failed while trying to straighten on loose gravel.
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Mian&i
Ralph Evans
Ind
Evans’ Cay
Evans
Dade County
Hugh Duval
W. M. Hudson
Hialeah Gardens
Arthritis Conquered by New Treatment Reported
Long Beach doctors describe a treatment that normalizes body systems by relaxing joints and muscles, reducing congestion, improving digestion and sleep, increasing energy, and restoring desire to work. Exam and first treatment priced at $4.00. Dr Duncan brings results. Office at 2315 EB.
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