Tunisian U N Action Sought Over French Troops
Tunisian Ambassador Mongi Slim flew to New York to draft a formal U N complaint calling for French troops to leave Tunisia after President Bourguiba said he would seek U N action. Bourguiba cited the Sakiet Sidi Youssef bombing and renewed fighting as justification for international intervention.
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Mongi Slim
Washington
U. N
Slim
Dag Hammarskjold
Deta Nan Ke
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U. N. Attion
Tunisia
Bourguiba
Algeria
Sakiet Sidi Youssef
United States
Britain
State Department
Herve Alphand
France
Halifax
Larry Nationiere
Conner
R. A. Adams Jr
Paris
Boat Falls Apart Drowns Dad and Two Boys in Cumberland River
In Pineville Kentucky a small motor boat broke apart on the Cumberland River. Wayne Adams 37, his son Ronnie Adams 11, and Sawyer Hammond 14 drowned. Ferry Adams 3 was saved after clinging to debris. the Adams family hailed from Flat Lick near Barbourville.
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Kyela
Cumberland River
Ferry Adams
Wayne Adams
Ronnie Adams
Sawyer Hammond
Bary Pbaurville
Adams
Flat Lick
Top Demos Backfire in Tax Stand
Washington AP reports Speaker Sam Rayburn and Rep Wilbur Mills align with President Eisenhower against large tax cuts this year. Mills said Ways and Means will begin Wednesday examining a bill to hold corporate and excise tax rates steady.
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Paris
Pierre Pflimlin
Charles de Gaulle
Pflimlin
Rene Coty
Pilimlin
National Assembly
de Gaulle
Pflimlin and
Coty
Washington
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Eisenhower
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means
Rayburn
Mills
Truce Chief Death Sparks Denials By Foes
International tension rose as Israel and Jordan blamed one another for the death of Canal Chief Et. Col. George Flint during a Mount Scopus firefight. Flint, a WWII and Korean War veteran, was killed while trying to halt gunfire to allow medical teams to reach four wounded Israeli guards. Jordan and Israel reported continued exchanges as a Jordan patrol investigated rifle fire near the Mount of Olives.
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Jordan
Hussein
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Flint
Mt. Scopus
Congress seeks to cut automobile excise tax during recession
A number of members of Congress plan to press for a reduction in auto excise taxes as sales lag. A bill to extend current rates is expected in the House early in June. Rayburn and Mills oppose broad tax cuts now, citing limited impact on recession and uncertain inflation. Continued on page Ass, col. 1.
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House
Rayburn
Mills
$300 Million Housing Push Expands Anti Recession Plan
The Budget Bureau added 300 million dollars to the emergency housing program via FNMA to buy government backed mortgages including up to 13 500 on homes not yet built. Through May 22 FNMA commitments topped 220 million dollars for 18 559 mortgages.
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iThe
Budget Bureau
Federal National Mortgage Association
FNMA
Fefort
Congress
Stration
J. Stanley Baughman
House
Alaska
House Rules Committee
Hower
Ieee
Craig Hosmer Kent
R-Calif
Hosmer
Alska
Super Skyway Across U S Proposed by CAB Member
A Civil Aeronautics Board official outlined a planned trans continental super skyway to blanket airspace with ground controlled traffic. The system would run from New York to Washington and San Francisco to Los Angeles at 18 000 to 35 000 feet with all planes monitored and directed from the ground. The plan awaits formal CAB approval and would take five years to extend safety control to all U S airspace.
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New York
UPS
Civil Aeronauutics Board
Washington
San Francisco
Los Angeles
CAB
G. Joseph Minetti
Minetti
New York Airways
Continental
United States
Safety Council Warns Memorial Day Toll May Hit 450
The National Safety Council forecasts about 450 deaths from traffic accidents nationwide during the Memorial Day weekend, from 6 pm Thursday to midnight Sunday, raising alarm in Chicago and beyond about holiday travel risk.
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Chicago
National ‘Safety Council
Weather Outlook Sunny Wednesday With Mild Rise Likely
Sunshine prevails with little change in temperature. High around 84 degrees expected, with a steady midweek pattern and light winds shaping a warm, pleasant day.
Nav sonarman recalls forty days aboard a nuclear submarine
A Navy sonarman describes the ordeal of spending 40 days underwater on a nuclear submarine, detailing routine, danger, and the unique challenges of submersible life as reported on page A-11.
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Iséa
Bolt hits Burns Bus in Portland transit blaze
A bolt struck a Rose City Transit Co. bus at Burnside and Union in Portland, starting a blaze. About 50 passengers escaped unharmed or with minor injuries. thirteen were hospitalized for smoke inhalation and burns. The striking lightning reportedly jumped the trolley wire before entering the bus, which burned for about 30 minutes.
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Ore
Rose City Transit CO
Burnside
Union Ave
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