France ousts Mendes France in seismic Assembly vote
The National Assembly toppled Premier Mendes France by a 319 to 273 confidence vote over North African policy, signaling a fractured France and unsettling Western allies. Mendes France resigned to President Coty at 6 AM after 714 months in power, as Bonn and Washington debated implications for German rearmament and Paris accords. The crisis leaves France without a government amid a Western European unity test.
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Paris
National Assembly
Mendes-France
France
Europe
Rene' Coty
Bonn
Germany
Washington
London
Socialist Party
Hiso
North Africa
Mediterranean
Coty
Imany
Rene
Pierre Mendes-France
Elysee Palace
New Destroyer Joins U S Fleet at Bath Iron Works
The Navy unveils the Forrest Sherman class destroyer at Bath Iron Works Bath Maine as part of a new line of ships described as fast flexible and potent. Navy leaders including Vice Admiral M B Gardner and James H Smith Jr attended the ceremony noting the vessel’s significance amid tensions in Formosa and Asia.
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Bath
Maine
Forrest
P- Seana
New Delms
India
Bath Iron Works
Jing
Formosa
Navy
Vicr Adm
M. B. Gardner
Naval Operations
James H. Smith Jr
Governor in Syracuse on taxes and highways
Gov. Averell Harriman warned at a Syracuse Press Club gathering that New York State must approve tax increases to fund the state aided arterial highway program. He favored no fixed budget cuts for next year but noted uncertainty. He urged Albany talks with Mayor Mead to raise local issues and referenced migrant labor concerns. His veto of the state aid freeze to schools does not signal support for cutting benefits to any communities.
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Syracuse
Averell Harriman
Wyraiig
Nate Aovets
Syracuse Press Club
Harriman
Mead
Albany
New York State
Russia backs cease fire plan apart from United Nations
United Nations efforts for a Formosan cease-fire face a split as Russia signals possible mediation outside the UN while the United States remains committed to UN negotiations. Eisenhower met with UN Ambassador Lodge, with British and Indian officials planning a Geneva style conference concept.
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Russia
United Nations
United States
U. S
Formosa
Moscow
Peiping
Ident Eisenhower
Henry Cabot Lodge
Anthony Eder
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Britain
Lord Mountbatten
Colombo
Indonesia
Ceylon
Pakistan
Burma
France
China
U S Policy Keep Reds Guessing in Secret Diplomacy
Washington report says U S leaders debated ways to ease tensions with Communist powers while keeping the other side guessing. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr met with Eisenhower over breakfast and discussed the Formosan crisis, offering no details. Officials hinted possible announcements on Tachens evacuation but gave no specifics. Molotov met British and Indian diplomats as part of a worldwide push for a Formosan settlement.
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Washington
United Order of the Day
Henry Cabot
Rogge, Jr
Doublespot MO
Eisenhower
U.S. Far East
Wash-eee Alley
Ington
London
Moscow
Dja
Todge
Lodge
U. S
Formosa
Ft Sis
Virus Closes Area Schools In Central and Northern New York
FBI NABS MAN KEN CARPENTER, once on the ten most wanted list, as measles outbreaks close schools in Central and Northern New York. Chittenango Central School in Madison County shut yesterday after 26 8 percent of pupils were absent. Fort Covington and other districts closed earlier in the week. authorities link the incident to the bank robbery cited in the pursuit. The man surrendered with the car linked to the Tobberr robbery, while the FBI investigates possible connections.
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New York
FBI
Ken
Jeth D. Carpenter
Hudson Valley
Chittenango Central School
Madison County
Carpenter
Arlington
Tenn
Memphis
Fort Coving-On
Ton
Bombay
Franklin County
Rensselaer
Columbia
Warren
Tobberr
Memphis Judge Drops Charges After No Dice on Floor
MEMPHIS Tenn UP Judge Beverly Boushe dismissed charges against four men accused of shooting dice when officers found only a 310 dil not a dice on the floor. The men said they were on their knees praying.
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Memphis. Tenn
Beverly Boushe
Crarges
Todays Features and Editorials Preview
The page highlights Harriman versus Dewey in editorials and notes regular features including Amusements, Deaths, and Sports. A photograph labeled Todays Pictures appears on page 16, with the rest of the content spread across the edition.
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Harriman
Dewey
Marquis
U S Pilot Dies In Formosa Crash
A U S pilot is reported dead in a Formosa air crash. Reports cite Waip ers as location details amid limited readable text.
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U.S
Formosa
Escaped Polish Performer Heads to California Stop
A fragmentary story notes an escaped Polish individual arriving in California to perform, tied to wartime and diplomatic commentary. The item mentions the U S Air Force, Formosa aviation events, and a Russian-Polish backdrop, with references to Helena Modjeska and various political tensions.
New Russian Atomic Blasts Revealed in France Report
Paris AP reports Russia disclosed secret atomic explosions last autumn between September and November. A French government spokesman said one blast was believed to be a hydrogen bomb. Details remain unofficial and disputed.
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Paris
Russia
Henri Longchambon
For Atomic Research
Yanks Back On Tachens
TAIPEN Formosa Maj. Gen. William C. Chase said American observers and advisers have returned to the Tachens offshore, after recently departing. He would not indicate evacuation timing and spoke of aiding at the command level in any operation. No American casualties were reported up to the last message.
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Taipen
Formosa
William C. Chase
China
United States
Yikiangshan
Chase
Tachens
Troy Jinxes Boston Pops Again
In a disjointed account 6000 music lovers attended a Boston Pops concert with delays and disorder. Police reported driver Donald and a large fador-tailer incident as the orchestra fretted awaiting start time. The show began about an hour late and musicians hurriedly changed outfits including a red shirt and improvised coats. An encore followed despite the chaotic buildup.
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Troy G
Boston Pops Orchestra
Ose
Donald
Rensselaer Polytechnic
Bme
Troy Finn
Informe Gress
God
Heie
Sabrejets repel MiG-15s over Yellow Sea clash
In international waters west of Korea two Soviet built MiG-15s were shot down by U S Air Force Sabrejets during a dog fight after attacking an RB-45 reconnaissance bomber. The action occurred as US forces redeployed units from Japan to Korea amid tension over Formosa. The number of planes shot down on the Communist side was two with others retreating toward the mainland. The incident marks the second time an RB-45 Tornado has been attacked off Korea’s west coast.
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Jars Angeles
Clark Field
Philippines
Lydia Prochnicks
United States
U. S
Peiping
Formosa
Die Sear
Helena Modjeska
London
Amet l
Poland
Cali
California
Tokyo
Korea
Air Force
Washington
Ments
Yellow Sea
Japan
Europe
Asia
Chinnampo
Pyongyang
North
Far East Air Forces
Earle E. Partridge
Partridge
Okinawa
Kore
Newton
Mass
Merril P. Lovinger
Blizeard
Lamoni
Duluth
Minn
Lamen
Ji Asia
Arthur L. Devlin
Heller
Assell P. LeBlanc
Jon
al of Waltham
Philip
Nalion
Purcell
East
Declin
Weel
Giplo-Jimal
American-Japan Society
Uss-Japan
Princess Margaret Seeks Calypso Fame In Caribbean Visit
Britain's Princess Margaret tours Tobago during a Caribbean visit, praising Trinidad calypso and steel bands. Five top singers serenade her at government house as she prepares to depart aboard Britannia for Grenada, with plans to collect calypso tunes for London.
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Port OF Spain
Trinidad
Britain
Margaret
Robinson Crusoe
Tobago
London
Britannia
Grenada
Snowstorm Tailend Hits Tomorrow in Northeast
A late season snowstorm will spread across Syracuse and surrounding areas tonight, with precipitation changing to snow and rain tomorrow. Accumulations may reach up to two inches locally, as milder air moves in.
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Syracuse
Midwest
Andrew P. Keller
Drifting Sub Depot Saved From Reefs Off England
The 19 600 ton British submarine depot ship Montclare with 52 men aboard drifted with no power while a gale towed toward Scilly Isles reefs. A helicopter connected a line to a tug and the Montclare was saved after a 15 hour pursuit by Royal Navy ships including 74 cons, airplanes, frigates and a destroyer.
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London
Montclare
England
Sclly Isles
Jooss
Weather and crime oddities from Bakersfield report
Weather details predict tonight's temperature near 15 degrees and tomorrow's high around 35 with southeast winds 15 to 25 mph shifting to southerly. A separate note mentions Joseph M. Parker found dead after a motel stay and a man accused of shutting off a refrigerator to avoid bills, tying to a broader downtown scene and a cryptic humor line about a restaurant sign.
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Keller
Ino Ottee
Miedo
Bakersfield
Calif
Aly
Joseph M. Parker
Alioon Pean
Jigener
Long Brach
Parker
Adoption and Family Plans in Syracuse Preview
A new Herai-Americaan series by Lir Dwyer starts tomorrow, warning that adoption is not easy and that ignorance can block the child you want and deserve. It cites three tragedies linked to improper adoption and urges readers to learn from "Adoption and Fou."
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Syracuse
Lir * Dwyer
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