De Gaulle Sets Oct 5 Referendum on New Constitution
Premier Charles De Gaulle and his Cabinet set October 5 as the date for a nationwide referendum on a new constitution to end what they call the impotence of public authorities. Officials reported pressure from Algerian factions seeking influence in France, while De Gaulle planned to retain responsibility for Algerian affairs and dispatch Gen. Salan as his Algeria delegate-general.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Algeria
Andre Malyaux
Malraux
France
le Populaire
Leon Delbecque
Pre Committee
Delbecque
Adolph Hitler
Idtras
de Galle
Raoul Salan
Salan
U N Stays Lebanon UAR Action Amid Delayed Vote
United Nations Security Council delayed Lebanon UAR dispute until Tuesday amid rioting that has killed 300 to 500 in the past month. Soviet envoy implied U.S. troops might be used, while U.S. delegate urged respect for Lebanon’s independence. Beirut reported tanks and jet fighters in battles around Tripoli.
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United Nations
N.Y
ULN
Security Council
Lebanon
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Council
Middle East
Russia
United States
Arkady A. Sobolev
America
U. S
Sobalev
U.S
James W. Barco
Henry Cabot Ledge
Beirut
Tripoil
U.S. Ousts Red Diplomat Over Payoffs for Documents
The United States ordered the expulsion of Nikolai I. Karachkin, third secretary at the Soviet Embassy, for paying at least $150 to an American to obtain secret military papers and manuals. The diplomat was named persona non grata and ordered out immediately. the State Department noted prior Soviet expulsions and warned the embassy to stop improper payments for documents.
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Washington
United States
Pentagon
State Department
Nikolai I. Karachkin
Kurochkin
U.S
U. 58
Armed Services
Moscow
U. S
John A. Baker Jr
Westport
Conn
Sergei R. Striganay
Foy D. Kohler
Yuri ‘P. Krylov
Uar
Blowout Blast Rocks Elbow Room夜
A blast at the Elbow Room nightclub on East Speedway Boulevard injured no one and blew a 10 inch hole in the roof. Patrons were evacuated by staff as investigators searched for traces of a bomb or fuse while witnesses described a pre explosion odor of burning powder.
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Elbow Room
E. Speedway Blvd
Peter Birmingham
Jerry Hansen
E. Prince
Hansen
Gerald Conk
Water St
Zigmund
Lawnicki
Tucson
Labor Bill Gets Boost
Washington Sen John L McClellan backed a moderate anti rackets labor reform bill approved 12 to 1 by the Senate Labor Committee. Kennedy and McClellan hailed the measure as adequate to curb union abuses while Goldwater cautioned for a stronger act. The bill mandates full public reporting of union finances, officer conflicts and employer spending on anti union activity, sets secret ballots for local and national officer elections, limits terms, requires advance notices, and tightens Taft Hartley provisions.
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Washington
John L. McClean
D-Ark
Senate
Labor Committee
Barry M
Goldwater
Rariz
McClellan
John .F. Kennedy
Dmass
Kennedy
Senate, Labor Committee
Senate approves 3.7 billion foreign aid bill
The Senate passed a 3.7129 billion foreign aid program after rejecting efforts to trim the total and ban further assistance to Communist Poland and Yugoslavia. The measure, backing continued military and economic support to free nations, sailed 51 to 17 with 26 Republicans and 25 Democrats for, while 8 Republicans and 9 Democrats opposed.
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Washington
Senate
Poland
Yugoslavia
Senate splits on foreign aid bill in Arizona report
Arizona's delegation divided on the foreign aid bill with Carl Hayden voting yes and Barry Goldwater voting no. The measure moves to a Senate House conference to reconcile differences. The authorization sets ceilings for the next fiscal year and includes amendments on military aid and defense supports.
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Arizona
Senate
Carl Hayden
Barry Goldwater
Eisenhower
House
Senate House
Foreign Relations Committee
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Ellender
United States
UAW Calls Chrysler Plant Talks In Detroit
DETROIT United Auto Workers leaders convened a meeting of local officials from Chrysler plants in the Detroit area to discuss enforcing the union’s no-strike policy as talks stretch past a week without contracts with Chrysler GM and Ford. Chrysler idled 5,400 workers at Plymouth plants after two laid-off stewards sparked a stoppage. The company cited work refusals by trim department workers at the Plymouth Detroit body plant and assembly plant as the reason for halting operations.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
Plymouth Detroit
Tucson Weather Sparks Picnic Plans In Heat Wave
Weekend picnickers face a hot spell as the weatherman notes little temp change. Skies stay partly cloudy with occasional winds today and tomorrow. Highs near 100, overnight lows about 70.
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Tucson
Macmillan Arrives for US Visit Declares Informal Mission
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan lands at National Airport to confer with President Eisenhower and speak at DePauw University Indiana while stressing an informal visit. He arrives with wife aboard a New Britannia jet after engine trouble delayed schedule. Discussions will span France, Algeria, and global issues ahead of potential summit.
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Washington
Harold Macmillan
London
Eisenhower
Macmillan
National
Dulles
United States
Indiana
Eisen
Hower
Canada
John Diefenbaker
Ottawa
Russia
France
Sustov Missing From Moscow Scene Amid Rival Speculation
London via UPI reports Kremlin leader Nikita Khrushchev faces a dangerous rival, Mikhail A. Suslov, who has not appeared in public since mid May. He skipped the recent Communist summit and his absence fuels rumors of a possible fate. Ex-Premier Bulganin also vanished weeks ago, reportedly exiled to a minor post in Odessa.
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London
UPI
Mikhail A. Sustov
Kremlin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Moscow
Sustov
Suslov
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Black Sea
Odessa
Weather and pages listed in Tucson Tonight and Tomorrow guide
A fragmented newspaper page listing sections and page numbers for weather forecasts, TV radio notes, entertainment, public records and various columns across sections such as Esther Henderson, Sports Comics, Golden Years and INQUIRING REPORTER. It notes page locations like Weather Man Editorials Public Records Woman's View and Movie reviews.
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Church
Esther Henderson
Today's Citizen
Weather Man
Public Records
Woman's View
Tucson
West Says Soviet Holds Summit Fate
Western diplomats say the Soviet Union holds the initiative in talks on a summit, with no next step yet. They note U S British and French ambassadors met with Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and that the Kremlin must decide. diplomats see progress as discussions move toward arranging a foreign ministers meeting to pave the way for a government heads summit.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
U.S
Andrei Gromyko
Kremlin
Gromyko
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Barton Kay Kirkham
Utah
Kirkham
Elise
Service” Department
Ted’ . Walker
6Th Ave
Surance
Walker
Service Department
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Republican Policy Committee
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Nehru
John Sherman Cooper
Bridges
Yugo Slavia
UAW
Nikita
Ses
Charlie
Times
Lexington
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MN Ravel
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