De Gaulle Moves to Establish Republican Government in France
Gen. Charles de Gaulle announced the start of a republican government to ensure France's unity and independence after secret talks with Premier Pflimlin's cabinet. He praised Algeria military leaders amid a crisis that threatened civil war and warned against actions harming public order. A 24 hour rail strike began in Paris, disrupting essential service. He pledged immediate contact with Algerian leaders and outlined ongoing procedures to stabilize the country.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Pierre Pflimlin
Algeria
General Confederation of Labor
Resignations Shake City Planning Commission Motion
City Planning Commission Chairman Morris Berman and two colleagues submitted resignations to Mayor Henninger amid ongoing policy disputes. The letters, handed to the mayor at 10:45 a.m., cite fundamental differences over planning procedures and urge the mayor to appoint a new chairman aligned with his views.
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Henninger
Morris Berman
City Planning Commission
Berman
Commission
Joseph Bourke
George B. Dowley
Wells & Coverly Men’s Furnishings Store
Planning Commission
Paul A. Wells
Thomas Ward
Ike's Stand Against Tax Cut Draws Support in D C
Washington: House Democratic leaders back President Eisenhower in opposing tax cuts as Republican leaders claim a substantial majority will back the administration, urging extension of present corporation and excise taxes without amendments. Congress may still press to cut some excise taxes despite the stand.
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Washington
UPS
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Congress
Rayburn
Fanny May Receives New 300 Million Allocation
The administration released 300 million dollars to fund the recession housing program through FNMA. The Budget Bureau can commit mortgages up to 13 500 dollars and continues authority to release 400 million more under the Congress approved program.
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Washington
Budget Bureau
Federal National Mortgage Assn
FNMA
Congress
Eight Carnegie Tech students held in campus demonstration
About 350 male students gathered near a girl's dormitory at Carnegie Tech in Pittsburgh. Police used six patrol cars four wagons and two ambulances to reach the scene as stones bricks eggs and stink bombs were thrown at police cars. No injuries were reported.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Weather outlook for Syracuse cools then mild
Scattered thundershowers forecast for Syracuse tonight as a low pressure system passes, raising temperatures from the upper 30s. The cool air mass moves toward the Atlantic, with tomorrow expected to be fair and mild, highs around 65 to 70.
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Syracuse
Atlantic
Ceylon Declares Nationwide State of Emergency
Colombo reports the government declared a nationwide state of emergency after three days of fatal rioting between Tamil and Sinhalese groups over the language question. At least 13 people died in the violence.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Indians Lose Toll Exemption in Thruway Toll Dispute
New York Attorney General Louis Lefkowitz says Indians must pay tolls on the New York Thruway after Tuscarora members refused a $1.75 toll at a Syracuse interchange. The Thruway Authority will not pursue collection due to cost. The 1803 exemption covered older privately owned turnpikes, not the Thruway.
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Albany
Atty
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Thruway Authority
Syracuse
Canandiagua
Buffalo Creek
New York
Clark Richard
Tuscarora Reservation
Great Western
Canandaigua- Bath
Chenango
Bucklin Woman Brings Dog Food to Cooking Club
At Bucklin Kansas the Helping Hand Club luncheon ended with Zelma Neely realizing she opened the wrong grocery can. Instead of green beans she served dog food prompting lighthearted remarks and cleanup.
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Bucklin
Kan
Helping Hand Club
Zelma Neely
Cardinal Stritch Lays In State At Pontifical College
The body of Samuel Cardinal Stritch lies in state at the North American Pontifical College in Rome. The 70 year old Archbishop of Chicago died at Sanatrix Clinic after circulatory ailments. A funeral Mass will be held at St Ignatius Church and the body flown to Chicago for burial.
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Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Pontifical College
Chicago
Sanatrix Clinic
Pius XII
North American
St. Ignatius Church
Martin John O'Connor
Scranton
Bbe
Eugene Cardinal Tisserant
College of Cardinals
Ralph Bergen
Vatican
Congregation For Propagation of the Faith
Vatican Curia
Italy
Reds Again Ask NATO to Join 25 Year Non-Aggression Pact
Soviet bloc calls for a 25 year non aggression pact with NATO after announcing troop withdrawals from Romania and reduced forces in Hungary and East Europe. Khrushchev threatens rocket bases if West arms West Germany. Warsaw Pact nations announce large force reductions for 1958.
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NATO
Moscow
Soviet Union
Romania
Hungary
Soviet Bloc
Khrushchev
East Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
United States
West Germany
Balkan
Black Sea
Bulgaria
Albania
U.N
Democrats to open Buffalo state convention Aug 28
The Democratic State Committee voted to hold the party's state convention at Memorial Auditorium Buffalo starting Aug 28 for about two days. Major nominations will include governor and U S senator with others for lieutenant governor attorney general and comptroller. Republicans meet in Rochester on the same dates. This is Buffalo's first Democratic convention since 1934. About 75 attended and 185 proxies were received.
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New York
Democratic State Committee
Memorial Auditorium
Buffalo
Rochester
U. S
Michael H. Prendergast
Bomb Aimed At Envoy Shocks Beirut and Outlying Cities
Unidentified dynamiters bombed the British ambassador Sir George Middleton's home in Beirut Monday night causing minor damage. Gunfire was reported in Sidon Rashiya and Tripoli. Casualty figures were unclear with reports of about 11 killed and around 20 injured in a trolley bombing in Beirut.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
George Middleton
Sidon
Rashiya
Tripoli
Anxr
Prince Bertil departs the United States from Los Angeles
Prince Bertil of Sweden leaves Los Angeles by plane for Stockholm after a U S visit. He toured Douglas Aircraft Co plants in Santa Monica and Long Beach yesterday ahead of his departure.
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Los Angeles
Prince Bertil
Sweden
Stockholm
United States
Douglas Aircraft Co
Santa Monica
Long Beach
Italy Faces Vote Upset in New Parliament
In Rome, UPI reports mounting early returns show the Communist and leftist Socialist share closing in on the Christian Democrats in the Chamber of Deputies race while the Senate tallies place the leftists about five points ahead overall, signaling a rare shift for the government era.
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Rome
UPI
Christian Democrats
Italy
Strattegic
U.S
Mediterranean
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Rambler Car Sales Rise In 12 Month Window
American Motors reported 88 103 Rambler cars sold by retailers from October 1 to May 20, up from 50 973 in the prior year period.
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Detroit
American Motors
Todays Chuckle on Procrastination and Taxes
A wry note warns that delaying today’s tasks could lead to higher taxes tomorrow. The quip plays on the idea that postponement increases burdens and costs.
Hospital Fund Sets June 5 for Dinner
The Community Hospital Fund public campaign closing dinner is moved to Thursday June 5 at the Hotel Onondaga ballroom. An eight day deferment allows campaign workers to complete assignments and reports. Contributions reached 5,510,359 by last Friday. Leonard P. Markert urged maximizing funds for the new 300 bed hospital and two nurses facilities.
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Community Hospital Fund Public Campaign
Hotel Onondaga
Leonard P. Markert
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