France Faces New Crisis In North Africa
France grapples with rising pressure over North Africa as Edgar Faure battles strong opposition to a Tunisia and Morocco home rule plan. Algeria faces intensified terrorism prompting troop redeployments as anti-concession forces threaten ratification.
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France
North Africa
Edgar Faure
Faure
Tahar Ben Ammar
Paris
Tunisia
Algeria
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Command
Fernch
Sterness
Sternness
Morocco
Clinton dentist Dr. Leonard C. Wheeler dies at Vermillion Co Hospital
Dr. Leonard C. Wheeler, 61, longtime Clinton dentist and WWI Medical Corps veteran, died at 5 30 Thursday morning at the Vermillion Barn Hill neighborhood hospital. He practiced in Dana before moving to Clinton in 1943 and held numerous local and state professional memberships. Surviving are wife Edith M and a son Captain Robert E Wheeler and Mary Farner of Miami Beach Fla. Funeral arrangements with First Funeral Home.
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Clinton
Ind
Leonard C. Wheeler
Oe Hill
U. S. Army
Ohio State Dental University
Dana
Scottland Lodge
A. F
A. M
Scottland
Vermillion
Royal Arch Masons
Clinton Commandery
Knights Templar
Scottish Rite
Valley of Terre Haute
Terre Haute
Royal and Select Masons
Zorah Temple
Shrine
Terre Haute Lodge
B.P.O.E
American Legion Post
Clinton Exchange Club
Chicago Dental Society
Western Indiana Dental Society
Indiana State Dental Association
Edith M
Robert E. Wheeler
Mary Farner
Miami, Beach
Fla
Wage Guarantee Proposal Ties Ford Offer to Union Fund
The report notes a wage guarantee linked to Ford's offer with drawing from the company job security fund and unspecified weekly checks. It contrasts state unemployment payments with Michigan and national averages and cites the UAW plan to keep idle workers at 80 percent of gross earnings for up to a year, offset by state benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
U.A.W
Deluge in Kansas devastates Greensburg wheat crop
In Greensburg Kansas an estimated five inches of rain and hail fell Wednesday. Dusty conditions preceded the storm and many farmers reported complete losses of wheat due to hail combined with heavy rain and wind.
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Greensburg
Kan
Kansas
U S Expecting Early Release Of More Fliers
The United States presses China for the release of 63 Americans detained or missing since January 1953 after airmen, civilians, and other personnel were captured or refused exit. Gowen renewed the demand at Geneva on Monday, citing 11 airmen jailed as spies and 11 missing after crashes.
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China
Suydam
Gowen
Geneva
Red China
Navy
Coast Guard
United Nations
Korea
Peiping
Chamber members attend parley at Shades State Park
Three Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce members joined the Indiana State Planning Conference opening session at Shades State Park. John K. Lamb Pittman and Tom McChesney chaired the planning and zoning committee as talks covered industrial growth zoning and preventing encroachment on residential areas along with recreation annexation and related topics.
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Terre Haute
Kentucky Prison Reform Demanded
La Grange reformitory conditions are described as repulsive in a speech by A. B. Chandler, candidate for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Deputy Sheriff Earl Pigg swore an affidavit alleging inmate gangs, unlawful acts, and violence. Warden Porter Lady denied pressuring Pigg to back Bert T. Combs. he called the report exaggerated.
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LA Grange
A. B. Chandler
Oldham County
Earl Pigg
Pigg
Reformatory
Chandler
Porter
Bert T. Combs
Rotary chief urges light a candle of peace worldwide
June 2 Chicago Rotary International president elect A Z Baker of Cleveland urged members to light a candle of understanding around the world. He said Rotary’s greatest task in the next 50 years is cultivating understanding sowing seeds of good will and helping create a peaceful atmosphere at the 1955 convention final session in the city where Rotary began 50 years ago. The clubs now operate in 91 countries.
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Chicago
Rotary International Today
A. Z. Baker
Cleveland
Ohio
Service Club
Rotary
Burned to death in highway crash near Ligonier
State Police report an unidentified motorist was burned to death in a crash involving a truck and a car at the Huntington Road and U S 6 intersection near Ligonier Indiana on June 2.
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Ligonier
Ind
Huntington Road
Car Crash Fatality Near Markleville Indiana
Christian H. Goettman age 46 of Mechanicsburg died at St. John s Hospital Anderson after a head on crash on Indiana 38 three miles east of Markleville. Hugh Cherry 37 of Spiceland was seriously injured as two cars collided shortly after he started a new job at a Delco Remy plant in Anderson.
Bee disrupts Virginia Museum artmobile tour
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts artmobile drew thousands of visitors but one bee wandered into the cab. Curator-driver Sam Crockett escaped uninjured as the painting cargo remained secure. The bee left without incident. no injuries reported.
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Sprouse’s Corner
Virginia Museum of Fine Art
Sam Crockett
Crockett
Whirlwind strikes Atlanta yard dashes through rose beds
A powerful whirlwind tore through an Atlanta yard on June 2. The storm lifted a 100 pound object and tore petals from the rose bushes, leaving the yard unruffled in the aftermath.
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Atlanta
Ernest J. Garrison Obituary in Brazil Indiana
Ernest J. Garrison 75 of 1550 Liberty Avenue died at 8 10 am Thursday. Survived by wife Nell two daughters and Mrs William Carlisle of Indianapolis plus nieces and nephews. Former Garrison Grocery operator and Brazil Police veteran. Body to Gillis Memory Chapel then Miller and Sons Funeral Home Brazil Indiana.
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Ernest J. Garrison
Liberty Avenue
Survi
Nell
William Carlisle
Indianapolis
Garrison
Eagles of
Brazil
Gillis Memory Chapel
Miller and Sons Funeral
Ind
Funeral services for Homer J Howerton
Funeral services for Homer J Howerton aged 43 of 253 South McIlroy Street West Terre Haute will be held at Bedino Chapel of the Valley at 1 30 o'clock Friday afternoon Rev W C Kennedy officiating.
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Homer J. Howerton
South McIlroy Street
West
Terre Haute
Bedino Chapel of the Valley
W. C. Kennedy
Services for William H. Sheese at Thomas Funeral Home
Services for William H. Sheese age 67 of 1819 North Twelfth Street will be held at 10 o'clock Friday morning at the Thomas Funeral Home. Rev. Neil Kuns will officiate with burial in Gerard's Chapel Cemetery near Bowling Green Indiana.
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William H. Sheese
North Twelfth Street
Thomas Funeral Home
Neil Kuns
Gerard’s Chapel
Bowling Green
Ind
Services for Mrs Elizabeth Peebles
Services for Mrs Elizabeth Peebles of 3061 North Twenty-ninth Street will be held at Callahan Funeral Home at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. Rev Clyde Roda will officiate and burial will be in View Cemetery.
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Elizabeth Peebles
North Twenty-ninth Street
Callahan Funeral Home
Clyde Roda
and View Cemetery
Funeral service announced for street at Gillis Memory Chapel
A funeral will be held at the Gillis Memory Chapel at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon with burial in Highland Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 6 o'clock Thursday evening.
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Gillis Memory Chapel
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Services for Robert Lee Stafford
Robert Lee Stafford 84 died. Services 1:30 PM Friday at Cross Funeral Home. Burial in Roselawn Memorial Park with Terre Haute Lodge No. 19 F and A M conducting grave side rites. Active members of the lodge will officiate.
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Robert Lee Stafford
First Avenue
Cross Funeral Home
Roselawn Memorial Park
Terre Haute Lodge No. 19
Services for William J. Gee One o clock Friday at Thomas Funeral Home
William J. Gee age 65 of 2715 Dean avenue died Tuesday. Services set for 1 p m Friday at Thomas Funeral Home with Captain William F Daniels officiating. Burial will be in Roselawn Memorial Park.
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William J. Gee
Dean Avenue
Thomas Funeral Home
William F. Daniels
Roselawn Memorial Park
Centenary woman Emma Williams dies at 69 in Clinton
Mrs Emma Williams aged 69 died at 2 15 am Thursday at Vermillion County Hospital Clinton after living in the United States 43 years She was born in England and survived by four sons William Clinton John Walkerton James and Charles two daughters May McCauley Mary Anne Brockelmann Ethel Morse and Jane KY a brother John Nicho of England 25 grandchildren and one great grandchild The body was taken to First Funeral Home for arrangements
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Centenary
Ind
Emma Williams
Vermillion County Hospital
Clinton
England
William
John
Walkerton
James
Charles
May McCauley
Mary Anne Brockelmann
Universal
Ethel Morse
Indianapolis
Jane Ky
St. Louis
John Nicho
Services for Mort Crooks Held at Farm Residence
Mort Crooks 80 died Tuesday. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 PM at his Farmersburg home. Burial in Center Ridge cemetery, Sullivan. Survived by widow Wynema, three sons Paul and Cecil of Sullivan and Wilbur of Shelburn, sister Mrs. Ota Brodie of Sullivan, brothers Foster of St Marys and Richard of Chicago, 19 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral at Fidler Wood Funeral Home.
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Farmersburg
Ind
Mort Crooks
Center Ridge Cemetery
Sullivan
Wynema
Paul
Cecil
Wilbur
Shelburn
Ota Brodie
Foster
St. Mary's
Richard
Chicago
Fidler & Wood Funeral Home
Services for John Fawver to be held at Snyder Methodist
John Fawver 80 of West Union died Tuesday. Funeral at 2 p m Friday at Snyder Methodist Church with Rev Viola Finney officiating. Burial in Walnut Prairie cemetery. Survived by widow Lydia two daughters Mrs Lambert Hammond Martinsville and Mrs Woodrow Garner Marshall a brother Jacob West Union and four grandchildren.
Clinton Woman Maddalena Sciessere Dies at 61
Maddalena Sciessere 61 of 950 Anderson Street Clinton died Tuesday night at Vermillion County Hospital. native of Italy member of Sacred Heart Church and American Foresters Lodge survived by daughter Mrs Jesse Garino Clinton two sons Joseph Terre Haute Anthony Detroit seven grandchildren 11 great grandchildren. Funeral services at Karanovich Funeral Home Friday with rosary and requiem mass at Sacred Heart Church Saturday burial in Walnut Grove Cemetery.
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Clinton
Ind
Maddalena Sciessere
Anderson Street
Vermillion County Hospital
Italy
Sacred Heart Church
American Foresters Lodge
Jesse Garino
Joseph
Terre Haute
Anthony
Detroit
Karanovich Funeral
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Karanovich Funeral Home
Mrs Tensy Belle McCulley rites set at Paris church
Paris Illinois June 2 Special services for Mrs Tensy Belle Mc Culley 65 will be held at the Christian Church at 10 Friday morning. The body lies in Blume Funeral Home with burial in Edgar cemetery. She died Tuesday night and is survived by husband Hermie two brothers Carl McKinney Paris Louis McKinney Memphis Tenn and sister Mrs Bessie mp Fort Wayne Ind.
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Paris
Lll
Tensy Belle McC
Christian Church
Blume Funeral Home
Edgar Cemetery
McCulley
Hermie
Carl McKinney
Louis McKinney
Memis
Tenn
Bessiemp
Fort Wayne
Ind
Walter White 67 Dies. WWII Vet of Marshall Area
Walter White aged 67 died Wednesday afternoon at Paris Hospital. A World War veteran and member of American Legion Post 90 in Marshall he is survived by his widow Frances daughter Alice Mernéen and son Walter Waste of Detroit Michigan with grandchildren. Moore Funeral Home Marshall to conduct services Saturday at 11 am with American Legion Post 90 performing military graveside rites at Marshall Cemetery.
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Marshall
Ill
Walter White
Paris Hostal
American Legion Post 90
Frances Whit
Alice Mernéen
Walter Waste
Detroit
Mich
Waste Moore
Marshall Cemetery
RALPH BAKER PASSES AWAY IN PARIS FUNERAL SET
Ralph Baker died Tuesday at Paris Hospital. Services will be at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon at the Blume Funeral Home. Burial will be in Edgar Cemetery.
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Paris
Blume
Bome
Bsiph Baker
SY Ween Old
Paris Hospital
Edgar Cem
Casablanca Builds World’s Largest Municipal Climbing Pool
Casablanca Morocco claims the world’s largest municipal climbing pool at 1 575 feet long and 246 feet wide. Moorish girls arrive in robes and veils then disappear into dressing rooms and emerge in brief bathing suits.
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Casablanca
Morocco
Nixon warns parley may be last chance for peace
Nixon cautioned that the Big Four talks could be humanity’s final chance to avert nuclear war and settle differences peacefully. He praised Eisenhower and Dulles as the strongest U S team, urging decisive strength against aggression while hoping world opinion pressures the Russians toward peace. He called Soviet disarmament a booby trap.
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Nixon
U. S
Eisenhower
Dulles
Pet selling business in the United States tops fifty million
The United States pet selling trade now brings in about 50 million dollars annually. Major firms and local shops supply dogs, cats, birds, and small animals to households across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Last words of escaped prisoner Bennie Meeks reported
Prison officials say Bennie Meeks spoke to fellow inmates before escaping from a road crew on a Monday. The transcript includes a garbled farewell line resembling Wet Otek and other drawn out sounds.
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Concord
N. C
Jane
Bennie Meeks
Reunite Fliers With Families After Geneva Talks
The group recalls lengthy captivity with injuries and confinement in Manchuria. Heller endured two years in a Chinese hospital, Fischer 11 months in solitary while Parks Cameron describe six months. They praise post conference improvements and share memories of meals and cold cells.
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Hickam Club
Heller
Fischer
Cameron
Manchuria
Unable to determine clear headline from fragment
The fragment references a timeline between 1952 and 1968 with imprisonment in Mukden and an April 8 event, a May 14 notice, and Dag Hammarskjöld involvement in a release claim. The text is garbled and lacks coherent identifiable subjects, dates, or actions to form a precise news item.
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Mukden
Curia
Agian
United Nations
Dag Hammarskiold
Oil Worker Burned in Fire at Big Gladwin
A severely burned oil rig worker, Gerald Murphy 27, was treated for first and second degree burns after a fire near Skeels, Gladwin County. The blaze destroyed a derrick and drilling equipment at a new well brought in late Wednesday, fed by gas, with losses estimated at $200,000.
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Gladwin
Mich
Skeels
Gerald Murphy
Mr. Pleasant
Marvin Norton
The
Conservation Department
Cosmic rays mystery from unknown distant sources
Cosmic rays are streams of high energy particles hitting Earth from unknown origins. Scientists study their properties to understand cosmic processes and the universe beyond our solar system.
England Moves to Preserve Vital Rail Life Lines
Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden called an emergency cabinet session to address the rail crisis. The government may extend emergency regulations and relax truck and bus restrictions as the Trades Union Congress moves to secure a negotiated settlement after a three hour meeting.
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Anthony Eden
Queen Elizabeth
Trades Union Congress
Britain
Central Labor Organization
T.U.C
General Council
General Purposes Committee
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