Faure Fires Four Ministers in French Cabinet Crisis
Paris reports Premier Edgar Faure dismissed four cabinet ministers amid a growing opposition to his coalition. He immediately moved to force a showdown debate in the National Assembly over the North African crisis, signaling a sharpened political clash.
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Defense Minis
Rene Coly
Chamber of Deputies
Koenig
Socialist Party
Progress Report on President Eisenhower’s Recovery
A Denver bulletin reports President Eisenhower slept soundly for about eight and a half hours after a heart attack. The recovery shows progress with no complications, as Dr Paul Dudley White and colleagues prepare a thorough check at Fitzsimons Army Hospital. Sherman Adams and other aides travel to Denver.
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Eisenhower
Tediabi Oulletin
Pierre Koenig
T . Caullist
Les Kefauver
Tennessee
Rocco
Ratangarh
Yee Pap Ge
Paul Dudley White
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Boston
Willy
Sherman Adams
Adams
National Security Council
Cabinet
France Braces as Government Crisis Deepens in Morocco Talks
Faure faces a mounting crisis as cabinet unity frays over Morocco policy. He seeks a three-man regency and warns the Republican majority to act, while rivals push for a broad national authority to replace the fragile coalition. The Assembly probes his handling as North Africa dominates the agenda. Meanwhile a separate US health update notes a record-low six-year polio count and ongoing vaccination impact.
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Africa
Faure
Morocco
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
France
Dien Biere Phu
National Assembly
Pierre Mendes-France
Koenig
French Armored Column Moves Toward Rif Border in Fez Crisis
In FEZMorocco a reinforced French armored column advanced north toward the Spanish Moroccan border at dawn to rescue a French Foreign Legion garrison encircled by Rif tribesmen. Despite claims the rebellion's core was broken, legionnaires at Tizi Ouzi remained cut off and heavy fighting continued as Resident General Latour mounted a southern sweep and armed certain royal tribes to bolster defense.
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Morocco
French Foreign Legion
Tizi Ouzi
Pierre Boyer] de Latour
Today’s Features and Page Index Summary
A listing page shows sections and page numbers for a newspaper issue. It guides readers to Amusements, Classifieds, Music, Editorials, Letters, Suburbs, Financials, Women’s, Sports, and a pictorial on page 3 and 251 for features. It serves as a navigational table of contents.
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Call For Bank Statements From National Banks
The comptroller of the currency today issued a call for a statement of condition of national banks at the close of business Wednesday October 5.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Burglars Steal From Standard Feed Store In Jacksonville
Burglars wrapped checks inventory and other papers in the safe before stealing about 400 dollars in cash, leaving the battered safe intact and undamaged by weather. Authorities recover few leads as investigation continues.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Jesse
Europeanize Saar Urged in Franco German Appeal
About one million Saarlanders were urged by France and Germany to approve the Europeanization of the Saar border region. Edgar Faure and Konrad Adenauer said acceptance would advance a Franco German effort to unite Europe in peace. The Saar vote on October 24 asks whether to accept autonomous status under a seven nation Western European Union.
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Luxembourg
Ins
France
Germany
Northeast Weather Drenches Region With Rainfall
The area endures heavy rain with Joe Mancini predicting another two rounds of showers tonight. Total rainfall may reach three to four inches, surpassing September’s 1.87 inches. A mass of warm tropical air over cooler polar air fuels the system, with a cooler spell and highs near 68 degrees expected tomorrow.
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Joe Manemni
Mancini
Toso Morrow
Floods kill 526 in Tampico and heavy rains continue
United States relief teams lead rescue efforts as Tampico faces rising waters from the flood and fresh rains inland threaten to worsen the disaster. Governors urge action and aid pours in from American agencies as Mexican relief focuses on the Yucatan peninsula and hurricane impacts.
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Mexico City
Tampico
Memeo
U.S
Yucatan Peninsula
Janet
Wan
Mexico
Army
Air Force
Eisenhower
Strick
Missing United Airlines flight 409 over Rockies
Denver officials report United Airlines coach flight 409 with 61 aboard left Denver at 6 33 am en route to San Francisco with planned stop in Salt Lake City. Search planes comb mountains in southern Wyoming and northern Colorado after turbulence earlier logged. no word from aircraft as of 10 28 am MST.
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United Airlines DC
Fred Brow
UAL
Coach Flight 409
Brown
Wyoming
Lowry Air Force Base
Peeries
San Francisco
Salt Lake Caty
Cheyenne
George Nelson
Colorado
Edward Nicholson
Typhoon Hits Hanoi Area Leaving Many Dead and Damaged
Reports from Saigon and Hanoi indicate devastation after a major storm. Officials cite hundreds killed or missing, with observers noting extensive property damage and blocked streets as travelers return. Political figures criticize the government for slow or manipulated casualty reporting.
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Hinshaw
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Mento
Eisenhower
Com
RIOT Over Foundry Stand Stirs New Castle Crowd
The Perfect Circle Co insists the Globe set foundry must stay open amid an emergency meeting with Mayor Paul F. McCormack and CIO UAW reps. Eight shot yesterday as 5,000 union supporters attacked barricaded nonstrikers at the three story plant. The union warned it cannot guarantee no repeat if the plant reopens.
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New Castle
Ind
Perfect Circle Co
Clyde Hoffman
Paul F. McCormack
Perfect Giele
CIO U
Auto Workers
Bear intrudes into Adirondacks home. baby unscathed
Charley Bilks, 14 months, faced a large black bear that entered through a front porch play pen and fled into a downstairs bedroom. Edith Bills recalls the startled moment as the bear stood on hind legs then disappeared toward the woods, a highway crew noting the sighting.
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INS
Charley Bilks
Big House
Edith Bills
Bills
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Thurmen
Charley
Two Drivers Enter Pleas In Traffic Court
Two men pleaded not guilty in Traffic Court on drunken driving charges. Donald Grew, 14, of 205 Matty Ave, and Robert Coyne, 34, of 124 Hartson St, also facing dangerous driving and license charges. Bail set at 2500 for Grew and 1500 for Coyne. Grew injured in an accident at Clinton and Herald. Coyne arrested after running a red light at State and Harrison.
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Robert Coyne
Hartson St
Emanel Leone
Kistler Warren
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Stata
Harrison Sts
American military wives urged to keep composure in Germany
In Berchtesgaden Germany American military wives were advised not to weep on their husbands shoulders. Mrs Lauris Norstad, wife of a four star Air Force general, said such behavior undermines morale and is not appropriate for those connected to presidential aims and service duties.
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Germany
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Europe
Othrs
Lauris Norstad
Hargelf
Junior
Wives urged on appearance amid public decorum
In a wartime era remark, Mrs. Norstad warns wives against appearing in pincurls or wearing shorts in public, saying appearances affect morale. She asserts many mistakes comfort for happiness and stresses propriety for spouses of senior officials.
Not Worth It Chicago bucks 50 cent theft case
A federal court jury convicted Frank Boyd a 36 year old substitute clerk at the main post office of stealing 50 cents from a letter. Judge John P Barnes sentenced him to a year and a day in prison.
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Chicago
Frank Boyd
John P. Barnes
Legg Sues A&P Over Jar of Pigs Feet Injuries
In Louisville Kentucky Katherine Legg sues A and P Food Stores for ten thousand dollars claiming a jar of pigs feet broke her life touch or leg as she attempted to purchase the item.
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Louisville
Katherine Legg
A&p Food
These Are Pets Four Gorillas Killed by Pet
A New York incident reports a pet last night killed four orangutans and four chimpanzees valued at forty dollars. Fire gutans, gorillas were also mentioned.
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New York
Missing pants in Norfolk city hall prompt remarks
A Norfolk city council chamber incident reports a pair of gray worsted trousers found yesterday. An official notes many schemes have been abandoned, but this is the first time someone left his pants behind.
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Norfolk
Today's Chuckle: The Most Disappointed People
A light card caption jokes that the most disappointed people in the world are those who get what’s coming to them. The pun hinges on expectation versus consequence in a concise, humorous modern quip.
British Faces Belt Tightening Amid Inflation Fears
In Bournemouth, Chancellor Butler urged sharp government cuts to curb inflation and protect the currency. He warned that Britain must restrain wages and reduce public expenditures to defend the pound while other nations push for price stability and maintain full employment. The speech came amid debate on how Britain can avoid backsliding while pursuing a broader defense and export strategy.
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