Algeria peace hopes dim as rebels seized by French force
Clashes erupt in Tanis and wider North Africa after the surprise arrest of five Algerian rebels by French authorities. Demonstrations in Tunis Casablanca and Algiers report fear of renewed unrest as crowds rally against foreign involvement and demand peace, with police clashing with protesters.
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Tanis
North Africa
Irench
Tunis
Casa
Algeria
Mohammed VI
Morocco
Jabib Bourgui
News Dealer's Wife Bans Life Magazine From Stands
PALL RIVER Mass UP The wife of a local news dealer ordered Life Magazine removed from newsstands after multiple complaints about nude pictures. Police Lt Rodolphe St Pierre cited community concerns while Boland called the issue shocking noting the site sold reproductions of famous art. The Fall River News head said the distributor supplies the city.
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Pall River
Mass
Saiid
Life Magazine
Nde
Balune
Fall River
Magaine
Rodolphe St. Pierre
BL Pierre
Abs. Boland
Ingres
Botticell
Renoir
Velazques
St. Pierre
Boland
Pierre
Fr! Never News Co
Ewsi
Editorial page tease on Eisenhower victory outlook
A clipped advisory from Rexcoe Veummond previews Today’s editorial page content and regular features across sections including Forum City Lite, Deaths, Sports, and pictures. The note highlights page allocations such as TALKING IT OVER on page 135 and other features across radios, bridge, senior classifieds, and women’s letters.
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Rexcoe Veummond
Amusemens
Forum City
Figanczia
Cypriot Killed in Dallas Amid Drought Reprisal Claims
A Greek Cypriot was shot dead in Dallas as part of alleged reprisals tied to Cyprus unrest. City officials say the killings, connected to drought pressures and EOKA movement tensions, mark a sharp rise in violence and compound local strain on labor and public services.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Dallas
Tex
INS
R. L. Thornton
Irving P. Krick
EOKA
Greece
Adlai to Talk Tonight in New York City
Adlai E. Stevenson prepared for a final nonstop campaign drive to New York City. In a day focused on bedrock issues foreign policy and the GOP rival's stance on banning hydrogen bomb tests topped his aides list for discussion.
Nations approve Ike atom program charter at UN
United Nations delegates unanimously approve the 23 article statute for the International Atomic Agency as part of Eisenhower’s atoms for peace plan. James Wadsworth hails the move as historic while the Soviet Union presses for Chinese admission to the agency.
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INS
Jorge- Carlos Muniz
Brazil
International Atomic Agency
Muniz
Eisenhower
U.N. General Assembly
Washington
James J
Wadsworth
Soviet Union
Madison Square Garden
Vance
Ghost organist haunts St Johns Church in Torquay
The vicar Rev Anthony Rouse reports a translucent organist Henry Ditton Newman from 1883 haunting St Johns Church. Choir members feel a presence during unaccompanied singing and the organ is said to play on its own at times. Exorcisms failed and former vicar Sir Patrick Ferguson-Davie believes Henry will remain nearby.
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Torquay
England
Henry
Vine
St. John's Church
Anthony Rouse
Church of England
Fellowship
Henry Ditton Newman
Rouse
Newman
Patrick Ferguson-Davie
Patock
Manila Quake Delivers Brief Shocks In City
An earthquake struck Manila for about 20 seconds Tuesday causing damage reports but no immediate casualties. Local authorities assessed affected areas and safety measures were urged citywide.
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Manila
Soviet Flags Trampled as Polish Protests Grow
In Wroclaw Breslau and Krakow crowds stormed the Polish Russian Friendship Society building and trampled Soviet banners. Rumors of Rokossovsky ouster circulated as Parliament sat amid celebrations of Poland's new course. Warsaw radio reported a defense ministry shakeup with Spychalski named deputy defense minister.
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Poland
Wroclaw
Breslau
Friendship Society
Rokossovsky
Siberia
Konstantin Rokossovsky
Red Army
United Workers
Communist
Katyn Prrest
Russia
Szczecin
Steluin
Krakow
East Germany
Vistula
Warsaw Radio
London
Defense Ministry
Marian Spychalski
Wladyslaw’ Gomulka
Kazimierz Witaszewski
National Defense
US leaders fear Soviet force against Poland
Washington officials warn Moscow may use military action against Poland to halt its drive for independence. Soviet leaders reportedly consider steps to reassert control as two to four divisions moved toward the Polish frontier while avoiding direct entry. Budapest demonstrations express solidarity with Poland and demand change at home.
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Washington
Toyo
Kremlin
Nikil Khusherev
Joseph Stalin
Boland
Nazi Germany
East Germany
Poland
Kremli
Khrushchev
U.S
Cals
Tiny baby arrives and gains strength in Crescent City
In Crescent City California hospital attendants report 1 pound 13% ounce newborn Terry Eugene Elkins born to 19 year old Mrs Roberta Elkins on Sunday is coming along fine as he gains strength under careful care by staff.
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Crescent City
Calif
Terry Eugene ‘Elkns
Terry
Roberta Elkins
Adlai Stevenson Struggles to Rid War Party Tag
Analysts say Stevenson faces a tough challenge as the campaign suffers from the war party label. A prominent American political analyst notes his exhaustive county by county study to reveal reading impact two weeks before Election Day. The piece suggests Democrats struggle to shed the war party image.
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Adlai Stevenson
Egypt Jordan aid talks raise fears of new aid crisis
The article notes discussions in Amman and Damascus over U S aid to Egypt and Jordan amid widespread voter discontent and opposition to Eisenhower policies. It mentions Gen Abdel Haim Amer and the Syrian army chief, and hints at wider Arab reactions to regional tensions and arms tests. Concluded on Page 2 Col 4.
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Vienna
China
Eisenhower
North Korea
Nikolai A
Germany
Stevenson
Budapest
Hungary
Trore Nagy
Fof University
Josef Bem
Stalin
Erates Agian
Jordan
Alks Wah
Imander
Onej
Abdel Haim Amer
Ar- TL
Amman
D. Eisenhower
Steven- Border
Curt Terark
Tewhir Nizam Bédin
Damascus
Syria
Egypt
Feagen
Page & Col
Ike Will Undergo Weekend Physical
The White House announced President Eisenhower will enter Walter Reed Army Medical Center Saturday night for a comprehensive head to toe examination and remain overnight. Results will be released by Monday, eight days before the election, as he continues campaigning and prepares a reply to Adlai Stevenson on testing.
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Washington
White House
James C. Hagerty
Walter Reed Army Medical
Hagerty
West Coast
Lernson
Adlai Stevenson
Afl-Cio Carpenters Union
Sheraton Park
Man Kills Wife After Argument in Quiet Town
Alfred Coleman, 35, killed his wife Edith, 33, after an argument late last night near an Atlantic coastal area. Police say he walked to a radio car and confessed. a rain front and cooler air followed, with temperatures dropping to the mid 30s tonight.
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Tressle
Andy Keller
Alfred Coleman
Vincent Anderson
Edith
Cain
New England
Meller
Westware
Mississippi
Refugee and Daughter Abducted Aboard Queen Mary
Senate investigators heard that two Soviet U N diplomats abducted refugee Alexei Chwastov and his American born daughter from immigration inspectors aboard the liner Queen Mary in New York. Witnesses said officials and a Soviet staff member aided a four hour concealment before the ship sailed for Europe.
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Waslington
INS
Senate
Swere
U.N
Alexei Chwastov
New York
Konstantin P
Elumov
The
Cam
U. N
Alexander Koryakovsky
U. N. Cay
Far Look
Ekimay
Europe
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Kory
Jacob Jakovsky
Solomatin
Singer
Senate Interhal
Chwaslov
Lhild
Tanya
Feodor Solo
Koryakovsky
Sully
Bul Singer
Fimeoll
Chwastov
Texas Judge to Rule On NAACP Fate
Tyler Texas hearing centers on whether the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People can continue operating in Texas. Judge Otis T Dunagan will rule on charter compliance and possible injunctions as witnesses include NAACP officials and attorney A Sampson Tate. The case questions if NAACP is chartered as a charitable non profit and if it violated state orders or political activity.
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Tyler
Tex
Otis T. Dunagan
the Advancement of
Texas
MRO
BriayeTe Seigf Alter
Ohio Consolidatedi
Naacp Telephone Co
Tom
NAACP
Dunagani
Elect
Js Cale Ital
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Thurgood Marshall
IAACP
Roy Wil
Grandfatherly Chuckle Prompts Laugh Across Table
A light exchange turns humorous as one relative asks about grandchildren and another expresses appreciation for the question. The brief moment captures family warmth and classic comic timing in a simple chat.
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