Mollet Forms French Cabinet With Republican Front
Premier-designate Guy Mollet and ally Pierre Mendes France form the Republican Front to win a cabinet in the 596 member National Assembly. The alliance holds about 160 seats and aims for a minority government with posts for front members. Algeria dominates the agenda as Mollet seeks an end to the guerrilla war there.
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Paris
Guy Mollet
Pierre Mendes
Mollet
Front
Mendes-France
Algeria
Rene Coty
Edgar Faure
Trustees Divided on Admitting Negroes to Episcopal School
In Lynchburg Virginia Episcopal School trustees split over enrollment policy to admit Black students. Bishop Marmion urged openness though the board as a body is not bound by his view. One trustee supported admission, another opposed citing impact on enrollment. five trustees declined to comment.
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Episcopal School
Lynchburg
Virginia Episcopal School
Episcopal
William Henry Marmion
Southwestern Virginia
VES
Marmion
Robert A. Magill
S. Linton Smith
Raleigh
N. C
Smith
Francis H. Craighill Jr
Williamsburg
Hand rebuilt with hip bone and toe tendons
Dr Julian M Bruner described a technique to rebuild a bullet shattered hand using hip bone and toe tendons. The 13 year old regained use after 11 months and participates in activities including baseball. He also cited a hip bone graft from a former Army sergeant for another wrist-finger reconstruction.
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Chicago
Julian M. Bruner
Des Moines
American Society For Surgery of
New Stock Issue Approved by Reynolds Metals Co
Reynolds Metals Co stockholders approved a two million share issue of $50 par value cumulative preferred stock today. The action updates capital structure and expands equity funding for corporate activities.
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Richmond
Reynolds Metals Co
EUB Conference Opens Monday in Virginia
The mid year Virginia Conference gathering convenes Monday at First Evangelical United Brethren Church with about 100 ministers and lay members. A special session called by Bishop David Gregory will address Shenandoah College actions by the General Board of Administration.
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Virginia Conference
First Evangelical United Bretheren
Carl W. Hiser
David Gregory
General Board of Administration
Shenandoah College
Floyd L. Funk
E. Craig Brandenburg
Board of Christian Education
Gregory
Board of Missions
College Board of Trustees
Paul J. Slonaker
Berkeley Springs
Howard L. Fulk
St. Luke's Church
Martinsburg
Robert L. Bridgers
Keyser
W. Va
Berryville Water System Debate Trails Council Action
George B. Thomas proposes to take over Berryville water system with all sources and distribution, arguing no current shortage and calling town government rumors misstatements. A three point advisory committee report backs adequate water now but notes sewage disposal shortages. council will study recommendations before action.
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Berryville
George B. Thomas
Thomas
Citizens Advisory Committee
Ralph B. Snapp
Hawthorne
Cow Bore Record Calves In Trips And Twins
Durant Oklahoma based report says Mark Mills cow produced ten calves in three years with multiple births including quadruplets, triplets, a singleton and twins. County Agent John Stogner endorses the record as world class.
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Durant, Okla
Bryant County
John Stogner
Mark Mills
Convinced Russia Not Preparing for Shooting War
Washington Senator George, chair of the Foreign Relations Committee, said Russia is not preparing for a shooting war with the United States in the immediate future. He warned Soviets seek world conquest, but now shift tactics to economic leverage and loans to neutral countries to gain influence. Senator Hennings supports aid to developing nations seen as targets of Russian aggression.
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Washington
Sen. George
D-Ga
Russia
Eisenhower
Congress
Sen. Hennings
D-Mo
Amendment Efforts Defeated Senate Committee Approves
In Richmond the Senate Courts of Justice Committee unanimously approved a resolution of interposition protesting the Supreme Court. Amendments to drop the word illegal were rejected and a substitute paragraph removed the call for a constitutional convention. Senator Ted Dalton said he may offer a protest motion while backing the committee measure.
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Senate
Richmond
Supreme Court
Courts of Justice Committee
Marvin Minter
Matthews County
Virginia
Congress
Ted Dalton
Radford Republican
Harry C. Stuart
Senator George Eyes Interposition Meeting Over School Ruling
Washington report says Senator George of Georgia was asked to convene a gathering of senators favoring interposition in response to the Supreme Court school segregation decision. He indicated he would not call a meeting soon unless urged by others to do so. He noted two or three colleagues have asked him to lead such a session.
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Washington
Sen
George
D-Ga
Supreme Court
Senate
U.N. Survey Details Arms to Israel and Arab States
The United Nations report shows Western nations shipped 22 million dollars in arms to Israel and five Arab states since 1951, with Israel receiving about 8.99 million and Egypt, Iraq, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, and Syria about 13.03 million. It excludes aircraft, Jordanian subsidies, and French arms, noting overall 359 thousand dollars from the U S over 45 years. Britain contributed 1.75 million to Israel and 6.31 million to Arab states. Other nations combined sent 7.223 million to Israel and 6.37 million to the Arabs.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N. Today
Israel
U.N
Commodity Trade Statistics
Egypt
Iraq
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Britain
Jordan
Arab Legion
France
Czechoslovakia
U. S
Belgium
Canada
Denmark
Finland
West Germany
Italy
Luxembourg
Sweden
Hunt Named Director of Out-of-Town Membership for 1956 Festival
Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival announces Willkie W. Hunt as director of the Departments Out-of-Town Membership for 1956. Hunt will serve a third year, heading a 40-member volunteer team and coordinating out-of-town financial memberships. He is vice president production at National Fruit Product Co and resides in Stephenson. A meeting with Hunt is planned tonight to map plans.
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Willkie W. Hunt
Thomas G. Scully
Hunt
Mr. Hunt
National Fruit Product Co
Stephenson
Local ads list insurance, lumber, coats and sale at Macy l
Mutual of Omaha offers hospital insurance with agent C J Fischer and assorted contact numbers. Plumly Lumber delivers slab and kindling wood. Lovett's Shoe and Dress Shop advertises winter coats and dresses. Macy l Sale promotes double value at 181 North Loudoun Street.
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Call Mutual of
Omaha
C. J. Fischer
Plumly Lumber Corp
Price Lovett’s Shoe & Dress Shop
Five U S Sabre Jets Crash In Far East
Five U S Sabre jets crashed near Okinawa and in the East China Sea after running out of fuel during a training flight. All pilots escaped unharmed. one parachuted to safety. The incident, costing about two million dollars, was the costliest single day toll for Sabres in the Far East since the Korean War.
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Tokyo
Far East
Okinawa
Japan
Air Force
East China Sea
Sterling A. Jackson
Chicago
Itazuke
Jimmie R. Hettinger
Lancaster
Ohio
George E. Tims
Wyandotte
Mich
Walter H. Fears
Crewe
Leonard M. Weeks Jr
Milwaukee
Wis
John Bardick
Flossmoor
Ill
Frederick County 4 H Area Contest Set for February 4
Frederick County 4 H girls compete February 4 with district members from Warren Clarke Loudoun Fairfax and Arlington for eight categories. Demonstrations cover bread canning dairy foods frozen foods and more with juniors coached on records and techniques by Eva Minix and local leaders oversee arrangements.
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Frederick County
Warren
Clarke
Loudoun
Fairfax
Arlington
Mary Ann Adams
Harriet Goode
Patsy Wolfe
Mary Lou Owings
Marcia Bowers
Patsy Lamp
Georgiana Gum
Betty Hammock
Mary Virginia Grayson
Barbara Hammock
Cora Sue Wolfe
Carol Owings
Joyce Solomon
Sandra Watters
Bonnie Hammock
Charlotte Schuller
Eva Minix
Charles Hammock
Winston Huffman
Sloane Wolfe
Richard Goode
Catherine Watson
Lois Camper
James Wood
Wilda Jean Adams Miller
Warren County
Ann Wolfe
Agnes Shirley
Benson seeks free air time to respond to CBS program
Secretary of Agriculture Benson says a CBS See It Now episode on The Farm Problem distorts the farm picture and requests free time to reply. He plans to present his demand to CBS after the broadcast. A CBS spokesman in New York had no immediate comment.
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Washington
Benson
CBS
Columbia Broadcasting System
Edward R. Murrow
New York
Murrow
7 Inch Rain Hardens Los Angeles Flood Night
A historic storm dumped 7.39 inches in Los Angeles County, forcing about 1,500 residents from homes and closing schools. Rescue crews sought a missing 7 year old, Roger Weingartner, as flood control officials reassured the public and noted benefits to crops despite widespread damage.
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Los Angeles
Weather Bureau
Roger Weingartner
San Gabriel
Rubin Wash
Los Angeles County
California
Long Beach
Here
Harold J. Ryan
Bulganin Letter Said to Propose Friendship Treaty
Soviet Premier Bulganin reportedly urged a U S Soviet friendship treaty to settle differences within the United Nations Charter and avoid interference in internal affairs The move is viewed by U S officials as propaganda but could affect East West relations ahead of Eden talks The White House called the letter friendly and aims to push for real improvements without illusion of security
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Washington
Bulganin
Eisenhower
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
Great Britain
France
Western European Union
WEU
West Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Anthony Eden
White House
Dulles
Fire guts house near Gore School
A fire, likely from an overheated flue, gutted the five room house of Mr and Mrs Charles Williams near Gore School yesterday at about 1 30 pm. Firefighters from Gore Round Hill and Capon Bridge fought the blaze for over an hour using creek water and booster tanks. two thirds of the contents were saved though the house is beyond repair.
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Gore
Charles Williams
Wayne Wisecarver
Williams
Gore Fire Department
Round Hill
Capon Bridge
Virginia forecast briefs show unsettled weather this week
The Virginia forecast calls for mostly cloudy conditions in the southwest with increasing cloudiness elsewhere tonight. Saturday remains mostly cloudy and cold with possible snow or sleet in the southwest. Temperatures will run 3 to 6 degrees below normal through the period with some warming Sunday and again midweek. total precipitation expected from a half to three quarters of an inch.
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Virginia
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