Algerian Protests Turn Violent as Pflimlin Voted In
In Algiers thousands protest Pierre Pflimlin becoming French premier. USIA office attacked as demonstrators smash windows and chant Algeria is French. Police did not intervene while a bomb attack previously hit the US consulate.
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USIA
Algiers
U.S. Information Agency
Pierre Pflimlin
Africa
Middle East
State Department
France
Algeria
U.S
Bryson Rash to Speak at Bankers Group Banquet
Washington journalist Bryson Rash will address the Stonewall Jackson Chapter of the American Institute of Banking at the George Washington Hotel on Saturday evening. He will speak to bankers from Frederick Clarke Warren Page and Shenandoah counties with a post banquet dance to follow. Six area bankers will receive certificates for completing four banking courses.
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Bryson Rash
Washington, D. C
Stonewall Jackson
American Institute of Banding
Rash
White House
George Washington Hotel
Frederick, Clarke
Warren
Page
Shenandoah
American Institute of Banking
AIB
American Banker's Association
Mr. Rash
California
St. Louis
ABC
Washington
WRC
Wrc-Tv
National Broadcasting Company
Nixon jeered by protesters as tear gas clears Caracas crowd
Jeering Venezuelan students spat on Vice President Nixon and Mama Nixon during a South American tour stop in Caracas. Police used tear gas as rioters hurled rocks and cans, while Nixon greeted aircraft workers and continued his visit amid rumors of an assassination attempt.
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Venezuela
Nixon
Nixons
Colombia
Ocar Garcia
South America
United States
Guatemala
Latin America
Old Stone Mill At Bartonsville Gut ted by Fire
Fire destroyed the 1800s stone mill near Bartonsville after an early morning blaze. Two soldiers spotted flames on Route 11 and alerted Lonnie Combs who called in the alarm around 3 a.m. The roof collapsed and interior was a mass of flame. Firefighters saved parts of adjacent cider mill and meat plant. a nearby barn was saved. The cause is undetermined. the building had been unused for decades.
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Bartonsville
Lonnie Combs
Barney Wisecarver
Richard Clem
Stephens City Fire Company
Bartons'ille
Clem
Fritts
William Bell Watkins, Jr
Beirut Riots Escalate With Deadly Protests Across Lebanon
Demonstrators roamed Beirut for the second day smashing shops and blocking streets while security forces fought back. Five customs officials were killed near the Syrian border and overall deaths rose to at least 36 as clashes spread to Tripoli and a pipeline was blown up in North Lebanon.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Associated Press
Wilton Wynn
U. S. Information Agency
Tripoli
U.S
Unemployment in Virginia Falls in April but Stays High
Virginia unemployment declined to 82 000 in April from March 83 450, still above April 1957 levels. Unemployment insured payments totaled 2 739 000, with factors including higher benefits and longer eligibility amid a recession and wet weather affecting agriculture. A separate notice announces a May 23 1958 School Trustee Electoral Board meeting in Winchester to elect a Shawnee District trustee.
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Richmond
Virginia
State
UCC
Frederick County
Winchester
Pflimlin seeks French premier post over Algeria policy
Pierre Pflimlin asked the French parliament to approve him as the 25th postwar premier on a platform of limited home rule in Algeria. He presented a coalition cabinet and urged NATO allies, especially the United States and Britain, to back France in North Africa amid tense scenes around parliament.
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Paris
Pierre Pflimlin
Algeria
Assembly
Popular Republicans
MRP
Pflimlin
France
North Africa
NATO
United States
Britain
Markets at a Glance New York Stocks Fall Amid Mixed Bonds
Markets at a glance show stocks lower with some advances, bonds mixed as governments gain. Cotton moves irregularly with commission houses selling. Chicago wheat mostly higher, corn higher, oats higher with corn. Soybeans liquidating lower. Hogs steady to 50 cents higher up to 24.25. Cattle slaughter steers steady to strong with top at 34.50.
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New York
Chicago
Man Electrocuted In Construction Job Accident
In Princess Anne County Virginia a construction accident killed Isaac Stroye 58 of Norfolk and burned George Holley 39 of Norfolk. They were guiding steel mesh for the Lessner Bridge on Shore Drive when a high voltage line was struck. Both workers from Ames & Webb Construction Co. were on the ground during the crane lift.
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Princess Anne
Princess Anne County
Isaac Stroye
Norfolk
George Holley
Lessner
Shore Drive
Lynnhaven Inlet
Stroye
Holley
Ames & Webb Construction Co
Wanted Chestnut Oak Bark and Black Oak Bark
Cal A. C. Slonaker and Son seeks bark contracting work at once for specified timber species and location references.
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A. C. Slonaker & Son
Friends Take Over TV Show For Comedian
Hollywood news notes the CBS program will air without Red Skelton as friends fill the slot following the death of his 9 year old son Richard Skelton from leukemia after a 15 month battle. Milton Berle Donald O Connor Sidney Miller Vincent Price and others will perform in Skelton place. Funeral at Forest Lawn Church of the Recessional with William Lundigan reading the eulogy. Donations to UCLA Medical Center Leukemia Research requested in lieu of flowers.
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Red Skelton
Skelton
Richard
Cbs-Tv
Milton Berle
Donald O'Connor
Sidney Miller
Vincent Price
Forest Lawn
Church of the Recessional
William Lundigan
Gene Fowler
Ucla Medical Research
Department of
Ucla Medical Center
Two Painters Die When Scaffold Falls in Richmond
Two painters died when a scaffold fell six floors onto a Richmond sidewalk. Roland Lee Jones, 48, of Richmond, and John H. Laye, 37, of Havre de Grace, Md., were declared dead on arrival. They worked for a Philadelphia contractor applying touch up paint on the seven story Philip Morris Inc building when the accident occurred.
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Richmond
Hospital
Roland Lee Jones
John H. Laye
Havre de Grace
Philadelphia
Philip Morris Inc
Tender Thick Juicy Steak At Howard Johnson Restaurant
The report highlights a thick juicy steak offered at the Howard Johnson Restaurant located in the George Washington Hotel, noting guest dining options and the appealing menu item.
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Howard Johnson
George Washington Hotel
Hamilton Postmistress Is Honored In Virginia
Miss Mary Anne Nichols of Hamilton was named postmaster of the year for 1957 at a banquet closing the first day of the Virginia Branch NLP annual convention. She has served 23 years as postmistress at Loudoun County’s Hamilton office and is a former president and current secretary-treasurer of the state NLP.
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Natural Bridge
Virginia
Mary Anne Nichols
Hamilton
National League of Postmasters
Nichols
Little Loudoun County
NLP
Eastern Air Lines Flight Cancellations Grow
Eastern Air Lines canceled or planned to cancel 12 of 70 Miami departures today amid a sit down strike by mechanics. If the strike endures the carrier may shut down operations across its 25 state network.
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Miami
Fla
Eastern Air Lines
Eisenhower warns on impact of further foreign aid cuts
President Eisenhower told Republican leaders he shudders to think how the world would fare if foreign aid is cut again. House debate and votes loomed as lawmakers weighed cuts to mutual security funding and economic assistance to allies, with bipartisan appeals for approval of the aid bill in its current form.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
GOP
Joseph W Martin Jr
Massachusetts
Foreign Affairs Committee
Martin
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Mars
America
Thomas E. Morgan
Dpa
Wiliam A. Dawson
Rutah
U. S
Peron Signals Return to Argentina If Congress Allows
Ousted Argentine leader Juan Peron says he is ready and eager to return if Congress permits. He sits in the Dominican Republic awaiting news from Buenos Aires as Frondizi takes office and a senatorial amnesty debate unfolds.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Juan Peron
Argentina
Peron
Peronist Party
Europe
Buenos Aires
Peronists
Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
Congress
Politi
Hopeful Indicators The Recession Is Leveling Off
Federal Reserve Chair William M. Martin told a Senate panel there are hopeful indicators the recession is leveling off though not conclusive. He warned against over optimism and noted seasonal effects may influence readings as he declined to forecast a solid turnaround.
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Washington
William M. Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Martin
Senate Housing Subcommittee
Publc
John Sparkman
D- Ala
Subcommittee
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