De Gaulle Reasserts Authority in Algeria Begins Stabilizing Move
Editorial notes Gen de Gaulle has reasserted French government power in Algeria by sidelining extremist demands and making the army answer to the state. It remains a beginning as he faces the tougher task of crafting a compromise on Algeria’s status acceptable to Arabs and Europeans and preventing further insurrection or civil war.
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Strauss Wise To Step Aside As AEC Chairman
The Atomic Energy Commission loses its chair amid party feuds over government role in peaceful atomic energy. John A. McCone, a California industrialist, succeeds Strauss bringing a fresh approach.
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Eisenhower says recession spent itself but workers can’t spend
President Eisenhower notes the recession has spent itself yet many unemployed cannot spend the relief. He mentions raised salaries for workers and jokes about letter carriers campaigning to power small sidewalk carts with motors.
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Polio vaccine demand wanes as Lilly halts production
The Eli Lilly Company plans to discontinue production of the polio vaccine despite having enough supply to inoculate over six million people. Only about half of those who should be protected have received shots, leaving roughly 46 million Americans at risk. Public health groups are urged to renew emphasis on polio immunization.
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Underground music director named for Meramec Caverns tour
David Felts notes that Sy Preston Associates appoint Dr. Sigmund Spaeth as director of music for the Stanton Missouri caverns. Spaeth will select recordings to fit the caverns acoustics, creating a mood for tourist enjoyment, linking classic themes to popular tunes in a subterranean entertainment venture.
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France Divided Yet Steadfast in a House of Power
D W Brogan argues France is split into three core divisions across old rural sectors modernizing cities and a politicized system. He notes the chamber’s factionalism and a powerful Communist presence shaping economy and society while Algeria’s war looms as a decisive future test.
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