Algeria Self Determination Debate Highlights Cairo View
Cairo Al Gamhouria argues UN Charter enshrines self determination but France denies Algeria this right. The piece notes Algeria as a non self governing territory under Paris rule,Arab population opposition, four year struggle for independence, and broad Afro Asian support challenging Western allies on the issue.
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Cairo
al Gamhouria
United Nations
France
U.N
Algeria
Paris
Algiers
Africa
Asia
Court Decisions Narrow Margin in Subversion Rulings
Editorial notes two 5 to 4 Supreme Court rulings on subversion laws. The Nelson Smith Act case allowed state sedition prosecutions and a committee inquiry into a former educator’s Communist ties. Critics warn such close decisions widen federal and state control and raise concerns about civil liberties and judicial stability.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Steve Nelson
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Communist Party
Sureme Court
Supreme Court
Congress
American Bar Association
American Art Exhibit in Moscow Draws Fire
Representative Francis Walter charges 22 of 67 American artists in the Moscow exhibit have links to the Communist movement. He accuses a government jury of selecting works to reflect socialist realism and condemns the exhibit as repulsive to U S values.
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U.S
Moscow
Francis E. Walter
Dpa
Grant Wood
Thomas Benton
Andrew Wyeth
Jackson Pollock
William de Kooning
State Department
Congressman Walter
Walter
Russian credit offer to Uruguay sparks regional concerns
The United States may gain leverage by lowering Latin American trade barriers as Uruguay faces a Soviet credit proposal of 120 million dollars. South American nations fear a Communist foothold via Uruguay, a historic Soviet base in Montevideo that could alter regional diplomacy.
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Russia
Uruguay
South America
Brazil
Argentina
United States
The Times Sparks Foreign Secretary Saga Amid Geneva Talks
The Times hints Selwyn Lloyd may not stay as foreign secretary as talks in Geneva unfold. Prime Minister Macmillan denies a change, while other papers mock the newspaper’s foreknowledge and the saga of the “Strange Case.” Thunder without rain marks the episode.
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Selwyn Lloyd
Macmillan
London Times
Geneva
London
The
Manchester Guardian
Yorkshire Post
Selwyn
Death of Sir Kinahan Cornwallis highlighted in column
Dave Fets recalls Sir Kinahan Cornwallis 76 who bridged British and Middle East affairs and is linked to lawrence of Arabia while noting the Yorktown surrendering Cornwallis and later roles. the column also covers Miami University speech by Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield and public reaction to an all-star baseball game.
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Kinahan Cornwallis
England
Middle East
Lord Cornwallis
Lawrence of Arabia
Kingdom of
Iraq
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Charles Cornwallis
Earl Cornwallis
Eton
Cambridge
America
Carolinas
India
Ireland
Miami University
Oxford
Arthur E. Summerfield
Summerfield
Benjmin Harrison
Miami
Old Miami
U.S
United States
The
New York Times
Liberace
Times
Hoffa Faces Court Order Over Union Reform Dilemma
James R. Hoffa, head of the Teamsters, confronts a court order demanding a thorough cleaning of the union or risk contempt jail. The U.S. Court of Appeals upheld monitoring reforms and possible investigations of Hoffa and close aides. Judge Letts oversees enforcement, with Hoffa previously securing acquittals in prior trials.
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Norman Walker
Associated Press
Washington
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
Teamsters
Hotta
U.S. Court of Appeals
Senate
Owen
Bert) Brennan
Detroit
Ray Cohen
Philadelphia
John J. McNamara
New York
Appeals Court
U. S. District Court
F. Dickinson Letts
Letts
Horta
Lost Oklahoma boy found by police twist
Stephen Cox 5 was found and taken to the Norman police station where he was held for his mother policewoman Betty Carlson. The report adds a surprising turn to the usual missing child recovery narrative.
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Norman
Okla
Stephen Cox
Betty Carlson
Louis Philippe and His Wild Frontier American Visit
The diary of Louis Philippe records his 1796 tour in Tennessee with the Cherokees. He slept in Talequah between two squaws and later matched feasting and frontier hazards at Chisholm’s tavern. He sought the throne, fled in 1793, and abdicated in 1848 after a varied royal career.
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King Baudoin
United States
New World
Louis Philippe
France
Philippe
Talequah
Tellico Plains
Jean Jacques Rousseau
America
Tennessee
Duke of Orleans
Blount
Knoxville
Alleghenies
King
Chisholm’s
Austria
England
Napoleon
Wisconsin and Oregon complicate Kennedy primary plans
A Kennedy backed bid to make Wisconsin’s presidential primary winner take all failed 12-10 in the state Democratic committee. Oregon’s new law opens the ballot to many national figures, potentially boosting Kennedy as well as Humphrey and Symington, with broad field dynamics shaping the 1960 nomination race.
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Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Wisconsin
John F. Kennedy
Oregon
Democratic Party
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Mark Hatfield
Humphrey
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Minnesota
Patrick J. Lucey
Sheboygan
David Rabinovitz
Gaylord A. Nelson
Humhrey
Nelson
Howell Appling Jr
Symington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dtexas
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Calif
Robert B. Meyner
N.J
G. Mennen Williams
Mich
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Massachusetts
Teens Say Parents In An Unsocial Rut
Eugene Gilbert reports a survey of 643 teenagers who say their parents are in an unsocial rut and should go out more. Most teens favor parents having occasional solo nights, with about 66 percent wanting more parental leisure and 45 percent noting one to four outings per month.
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Eugene Gilbert
Gilbrt Youth Research Co
Carole Dwinn
College Point
N.Y
Carole
Steve Gibson
Sac City
Iowa
Henry Ruthad
Detroit
Gloria Girard
Hartford
Dad
James Manetz
Indianapolis
Carolyn Komm
Flushing
Frank Diringer
Tax collector loses bag of 26000 dollars on street
Petersburg Virginia AP reports city tax collector John Spain dropped a deposit bag with 26000 dollars on the way to the bank. Several people stepped over the bag before attorney Raymond Valentine picked it up and returned it to the rightful funds.
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Petersburg
John Spain
Raymond Valentine
Court Seals Quiz Report After Nine Month Inquiry
New York General Sessions Court sealed the presentment from a grand jury after a lengthy inquiry into television quiz shows. Judge Mitchell D Schweitzer sealed the report handed by jury foreman Louis M Hacker, citing a challenged right to accept it. No details on involved shows or contests were disclosed.
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New York
General Sessions Court
Mitchell D. Schweitzer
Louis M. Hacker
Schweitzer
Dotto
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