Soustelle Out In Shakeup Of Cabinet
Paris, Feb. 5 a p President Charles de Gaulle reshuffles his cabinet promoting Algerian policy supporters while ousting Soustelle and Carnot-Gentille. Pierre Messmer becomes defence minister and new faces join including Louis Terrengire and Jean Foyer. Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville remains in post. Cabinet now bypasses National Assembly approval under the new constitution.
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Soustelle
Algeria
Soustele
Be Gaulle
Sahara
Overseas Possessions
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Sonstelle
Carnut-Gentille
Pierre Guillaumat
Sousteile
Algiavs
Michel Maurice
Bokanowski
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Communications
Roger Frey
Robert Lecourt
Lecourt
Parliament
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Lstter
Sonstetle
Pierre Messmer
French West Africa
Louis Terrengire
Gaullist
Union For the New Republic
Jean Foyer
UNR
National Assembly
Maurice Couve de Murville
Rogers Asks Court Rule Over Voting
Atty. Gen. William P. Rogers urged Congress to back the administration plan for court-appointed referees to oversee registration and voting. He argued it offers a stronger approach than Civil Rights Commission proposals for federal registrars to protect Black voters. Rogers testified before the Senate Rules Committee, saying the referees enjoy full administration support.
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Civil Rights Commission
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Senate Rules Committee
Nine Nazi club members reinstated at Kansas City high school
Kansas City officials reinstated nine Southeast and East high school students suspended for Nazi gang membership. Three remain suspended as lectures on human rights and citizenship are mandated, amid ties to a synagogue bombing that caused $10,000 in damage.
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East High
Kebilath Israel
Discover IX Fails To Orbit In Cape Canaveral Test
The Discoverer IX satellite failed to reach orbit from Vandenberg Air Force Base after the second stage separation question remained. In Florida, a Jupiter completed a 1,500 mile test flight and a Polaris achieved its fifth straight Atlantic hit, enduring a smoke plume from the solid fuel engine.
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Florida
Atlantic
Weather note for Southern Winds region with rain and temps
Wet spell continues with drizzle this afternoon ending tonight. Saturday remains partly cloudy and cooler with 40s for lows and high 40s. Observed temps ranged from 40s to mid 50s. rainfall totaling about 0.40 inches since yesterday morning. Crab Orchard Lake sits 3 inches above spillway while Little Grassy Lake is 2 inches above spillway. Devil's Kitchen Lake below spillway.
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Five Sailors Feared Dead After Destroyer Rolls In Atlantic
Norfolk dispatch reports Navy destroyer Daly rolled 65 degrees in a heavy Atlantic swell near Cape Henry. One sailor killed, five missing. Ten men swept overboard as others clung to life rafts. Rescue ships found five. Alabama and Marion aided survivors. Two sailors rescued, hospitalized in good condition. search continued through night.
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Buzzi
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Kenmore
Nicholas A. Delaluca
Beacon
Robert A. Carlson
West Haven
Conn
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Charles E. Ellis
Madison
Ind
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Lodi
Jerral
J. Nebrez
Crystal Lake
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Bomb joke causes hours delay on Midway flight
FBI questioned Louis Allis Sr of Dallas after he allegedly jokingly warned of a bomb aboard a Milwaukee bound plane from Midway. Police and agents removed 25 passengers, found no bomb, and delayed departure about four hours. Another passenger Reymond Otten, 29, faced charges for a false report. Chicago. Feb. 5 AP.
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Reymond Otten
Cicers
Peoria
School Bus Found Safe
Dalhart Texas February 5 AP weary sheriff found five children and a bus driver marooned by ten foot snow drifts. They were warm and well fed in a ranch home as rescue workers hunted through the night and day. The bus driver Sam Warden was taking the children home from school when he turned off route to the Carter ranch eighteen miles from Dalhart. The children named Phyllis Lalcamp Jimmy Blocker Linda Sammy and Susie Singleton. They expected to go home today.
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Frank Carter
Phyllis Lalcomp
Jimmy Blocker
Linda
Sammy
Susie Singleton
Warden
Dothart
Shipmates Related By Marriage Onboard USS Henney
Long Beach Calif Feb 5 AP two sailors Carlyle Stanley 23 and Marvin Writchel 30 found their wives shared the same name Peggy Lucille on the destroyer USS Henney while at sea last November. The men compared photos, discovered identical pictures, and began divorce actions after their shipboard discovery. Stanley was granted a divorce Thursday and Writchel sought an annulment last December in Superior Court.
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Senate votes school aid bill despite likely House veto
The Senate advanced a $1.234 billion school aid package funding classroom construction and teacher salaries by a 51 to 34 vote. House leaders warn of limited funds focused on construction, omitting salaries, risking a veto by President Eisenhower if the bill remains unchanged. The vote marks a notable clash in a long federal aid fight, with education groups praising the salary provision as a historic emphasis.
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No One Wounded Havana Gunfire Turns Expo Countdown
Intense gunfire erupted near the fine arts palace in Havana as Soviet Deputy Premier Mikoyan and Cuban President Dorticos prepared to open a Soviet trade exposition. Police arrested two men for attempting to sabotage the event amid cheers for Mikoyan.
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Health cigarette ads to drop health claims in push to curb misleads
Washington reports the Federal Trade Commission announced the tobacco industry will stop making health claims in cigarette advertising after FTC urging. Chairman Earl W. Kintner hailed industry government cooperation and noted a rollout of new ad designs once feasible.
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Bolivian Disaster Kills 59 On Flight From Cochabamba
AP report notes a DC4 Boliviano airliner crashed shortly after takeoff near Cochabamba en route to La Paz. Nineteen080 passengers and crew perished, many Bolivians, with no confirmed cause. The incident marks the year’s fifth major aviation disaster, raising the toll to 245.
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Cochabamba
Joaquin Lobos
New York
Egypt Hears Troop Report From Cairo Front Lines
Cairo reports say Israeli forces moving south toward Beersheba to counter Egyptian concentrations in Sinai and near the demilitarized zone southeast of the Sea of Galilee. Al Ahram notes plans to occupy Tawatiq village and cites a state of readiness along the front as tensions rise with Syria and Egypt unified under a single command.
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