French Algerian settlers threaten De Gaulle in cabinet crisis
In Algiers settlers clash with barriers as the army reportedly refuses to fire on them. Premier Debre and several ministers threaten resignations while De Gaulle faces a possible presidential decree and looming summits with Khrushchev.
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Algiers
Charlies de Gaulle
Michel Debre
de Gaulle
Nikita Khrushchev
Figaro
Debre
Jacques Soustelle
Pierre Guilaumat
Edmond Triboullet
Robert Frey
Robert Buron
UPI
Mostaganem
Paris
Oran
Charles de Gaulle
Paul Delougrier
France
Maurice Challe
Delouvrier
Pierre LaGaillarde
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Weather Outlook for Ohio Northwestern and Northeastern Regions
The forecast shows cloudy conditions with rain ending tonight and a drop in temperatures. Snow flurries are possible by Thursday morning, with milder warmth later in the week. Winds along Lake Erie shift from southeast to northeast, and precipitation totals are expected around two tenths of an inch, mainly rain in the south and snow flurries in the north.
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Northwestern
Northeastern
Ohio
Sarget
Lake Erie
Eisenhower to Speak to 100000 Republicans in Los Angeles
President Eisenhower flies from Andrews AFB to Los Angeles aboard a government jet for a closed circuit TV speech to 80 Republican fund raising dinners nationwide. He will then begin a golf vacation at La Quinta, California, returning to Washington early next week.
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Washington
Eisenhower
California
GOP
Andrews Air Force Base
Los Angeles
Republican National Committee
Thruston B. Morton
la Quinta
Calif
George E. Allen
Denver
John S. Doud
Beverly Hilton
Palm Springs
Eiisenhower
Humphrey Signals No Ohio Delegates Bid
In Columbus Humphrey told reporters at a news conference with Gov. DiSalle he would decide after returning to Washington. He said he would not oppose Gov. DiSalle in the May 3 Ohio primary, after spending the night at the Executive Mansion and discussing politics.
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Columbus
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Ohio
Humphrey
Michael V. DiSalle
Washington
DiSalle
Executive Mansion
Walter Truzack
Centenarian George R. Whisner Dies in Columbus
Columbus resident George R. Whisner aged 100, who celebrated his birthday last October, died on Tuesday leaving a note of long life marked by a century of memories.
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Columbus
UPI
George R.whisner
Symington Enters Missile Dispute
Sen. Stuart Symington, longtime Eisenhower critic and former Air Force secretary, scheduled a news conference to discuss new U.S. intelligence downplaying the Russian missile threat. Dulles defended the method and intent behind revised estimates amid Democratic charges that the outlook was too rosy.
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Washington
Stuart Symington
Eisenhower
Missouri
Air Force
Truman
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
Allen W. Dulles
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Defense
Thomas §. Gates Jr
Russia
Gates
Dulles
Retired Industrialist Albert Uthe Dies at 84
Albert J. Uthe 84 former Couch Uthe Co. president died after a long illness in Overlook Nursing Home Millersburg He retired as president in 1947 and remained on the board until the firm closed Born in Cleveland January 24 1876 he organized firms including U S S Automatic Corp in Amherst He leaves a daughter a granddaughter two sisters and a brother Funeral services are set for Friday at 1 30 p m at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with Masonic rites and church memorials suggested.
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Couch- Uthe Co
Overlook Nursing Home
Millersburg
Mr. Uthe
Cleveland
Flyrna- Amherst
Amherst Canning Co
Perry-Fay Co
Tthe
U. S&s. Automatic Corp
Amherst
First Congregational Church
Frank S.harmon Masonic Lodge
Elyria
al Koran
Lorain County
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
Robert Morgan
Strike Cuts U.S. Steel Earnings
United Steelworkers strike lasting 116 days reduced U S Steel earnings for 1959 to 259,975,686 dollars, 4.24 dollars a share, on 3.643 billion dollars in sales, versus 1958 profits of 301,302,643 dollars and 5.13 a share on 3.472 billion dollars in sales.
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New, York
UPI
United Steelworkers
U.S. Steel Corp
Silence on Suez Move Draws Senate Fire
Sen. Stephen M. Young accuses the administration of deafening silence over opening the Suez Canal to Israeli ships and criticizes a World Bank loan of 30 million dollars to the United Arab Republic for canal improvements. He says the U S must not reward Egypt for violations of international law and treaty commitments.
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Washington
UPD
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Suez Canal
Senate
Young
United Nations
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Qhin Democrat
World Bank
United States
Siblings Begin Flight Home To Parents From Stockholm
A Lithuanian girl Regina Leonas 23 and her brother Tomas 17 boarded a TU104 jet in Stockholm en route to Chicago to reunite with their parents Mr and Mrs Paulinz Leonas. They waited five hours at the airport as their plane was delayed before a stop in Stockholm and a change in Copenhagen. They were to reach Chicago Thursday after the long separation since World War II.
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Regina Leonas
Thomas
Moscow
Red Square
Chicago
Kremlin
Khrushchev
United States
UPI
UPD
Stockholm
Nikita Khrushchev
Tomas
Copenhagen
New York
Paulinz Leonas
City Workers In Lorain Seek Pay Hikes And Holiday
Lorain city employees union plans a 10 percent raise with the city subsidizing hospitalization costs and presents the request to the City Council Monday night. Police and fire crews are also expected to seek similar increases as they form a joint committee to negotiate. Union rep Frank Domanski pushes Columbus Day to become a paid city holiday.
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Lorain
Frank Domanski
Explosion at Leicester cafe hits diners
A gas-range fault blew the juke box cafe in Leicester, causing a blast and fire. Firefighters were summoned to extinguish the flames and assess damage.
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Leicester
England
Police Question Man Who Looks Like Slayer Of Four
Investigators in Elizabeth New Jersey sought the North Brunswick killer who shot four people in Dr Francis Clarke’s home, after a red and black taxi abandoned near the Newark line was found. A man matching the suspect’s description was questioned, denied charges, and released as police checked the cab for fingerprints and evidence.
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Slayer of
Elizabeth
N.J
UPI
North Brunswick
Twentieth Century Cab Co
Newark
Tuesaday
Francis M. Clarke
Edith
Dorothy Moore
Clarke
Cora Jones Thadies
Morris Michaels
Fanny St
Fred Robinson
Jersey St
Jefferson Ave
William Eggers
Eggers
Kansas
Herb W. Clutter
Clutter
Two May Be Candidates for 13th District Seat
Declarations of candidacy filed for two potential candidates with more expected. Joe Cowden discusses public sentiment in What They're Saying. A survey details the power system and Oberlin plant capacity amid city needs and future demand. Amherst meeting planned to consider charter commission organization.
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Elyria
Joe Cowden
Oberlin
Cuban Leaders React To Eisenhower Policy Statement
President Osvaldo Corticos Torrado will answer Eisenhower's Cuba policy at a press conference in Havana. Combate voices staunch opposition while other papers prepare comment. Fidel Castro may speak at an open air Marti birthday event and Raul Roa may issue a statement after returning from abroad.
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Havana
UPI
Osvaldo Corticos Torrado
Eisenhower
Cuba
White House
Combate
U.S
Marana
Fidel Castro
Jose Marti
Raul Roa
Roa
New York
Castro
Red Sox Owner Denies Offer By Durocher
Boston owner Tom Yawkey and publicist Jack Malaney deny reports Leo Durocher has offered to buy the Red Sox. Yawkey says the team is not for sale and has not negotiated with Durocher. Malaney relays Yawkey’s line that the ball club is not for sale.
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Red Sox
Durocher
Boston
UPI
Boston American
Leo Durocher
Boston Red Sox
Tom Yawkey
Jack Maloney
Yawkey
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Malaney
Ballot Puzzle Looms in Texas Senate Race
A Democratic executive committee in San Antonio faces how to list on the ballot two candidates with the same name R L Bob Strickland the oilman and R L Bob Strickland the state representative both seeking the state Senate from the same county.
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San Antonio
Tex
PTA
Democratic
R. L
Bob) Strickland
Senate
Classified Ads Offer Budget Help and Used Goods
Public health notes lifetime bed days but Chronicle-Telegram Classified Ads urge readers to sell unused items and stretch budgets. Call FA 3-3321 in Elyria or CE 36173 in Lorain to place ads. Tire bargain listed at 30 dollars, tubeless snow tires with wheels.
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Public Health Service
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Loram
Firestone Town and Country
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