French Crisis Undermines U S Policy in Europe and Asia
The French cabinet crisis threatens to stall the European defense community pact and complicate Indochina policy. Mendes-France, 47, leading a radical socialist bloc, may challenge Dulles stance on the EDC and a firm line against Communism, potentially forcing a broader rethink of U.S. strategy.
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United States
John Foster Dulles
Western Europe
Southeast Asia
France
Indochina
Pierre Mendes
Joseph Laniel
EDC
Laniel
Mendes-France
Dulles
Radical Socialist Party
Hospital Escapes Not All Reported
The superintendent of the Arizona state hospital said escapes are not always reported to police unless the patient is considered dangerous. Joseph Galus, 39, slipped away April 16 and is believed to be hiding in the Phoenix area. He telephoned a local paper to resist capture, though officials say he is not deemed dangerous.
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Phoenix
Arizona State Hospital
Samuel Wick
Joseph Galus
Galus
Wick
Dulles Addresses France in December Speeches
In two instances on December 22, Secretary of State Dulles spoke to France. The talks highlighted Franco American relations and cooperation on key international issues.
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Dulles
France
Jordan Refuses To Give Answers In Deposition
Richard L. Jordan, accused of knife murder of Phyllis Mae Thompson and assault on James D. Clark, refused to answer deposition questions in a civil suit filed by Clark seeking damages of 183 240. Clark's attorney pressed for statements as Jordan sat with head down in superior court.
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Richard L. Jordan
Phoenix
Phyllis Mae Thompson
Lyons
Colo
Jordan
James D. Clark
Clark
Frank Eyman
Miss Thompson
Robert F. Miller
Miller
Tucson Daily Citizen Report on Jordan Contempt Citation
The Tucson Daily Citizen reports Miller seeking a contempt citation against Jordan to force answers about his father background and Arizona residence. Jordan, jailed without bail on murder charges, faces arraignment on June 21 in Superior Court before Judge Johnson. Deputies say he reads his Bible in county jail and has denied guilt in a letter.
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Jordan
Arizona
Miller
Superior
J. Mereee Johnson
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