Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 9, Decatur, Adams County, 12 January 1960 — Page 6

De Gaulle May Fire Pinay As Finance Head PARIS <VFI’ — President Charles dr Gaulle will drride todav whether to lire Finance Min-

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I t»t*r Anti‘OH’ Puiey mml run tbv • risk us precMHMimg > crave eeo- 1 nomic and i»UUcal criala. to formed •.Mirt** rrpwtod. Pinay W the arrhlied ot French c<vmomic rveowry and the atock market already ha> reacted sharp ly to rvp»t|B he la «•» hut 1 out. Price* dnipped aa much aa, s prr rent Monday. they twtan 1 the decline Thur»day when Pinay | brake with government economic; ( potlclr* . » It Pina* la engaged tn a bitter ( ‘truggte with Premier Michel De- j 1

IWe wvet what Pmay /alia*! Lk | bee's attempt* t O "Imletbo Flench industry■ Debra la aligned. with Justice Minister Ednumd Michelet who ha* called tor moce sociaUaatkM <tf Frawch industry j Dr Gaulle wa* e» peeled to announce hl* decision ala cabinet meeting Wednesday AU lndi«a tt<>ns were Pinay would be out There was widespread *pecula-1 lion that shrnikl a major Cri«i* de vrtop De Gaulle would tall back I <m a provtaton ot the new eon»tl-, i tuUon giving him the right to dr-

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Iclarv a state <4 emergency sshlch would give him dictatorial powers I It wa* the worst ptillilcai crisis in France since De Gaulle tame : i.i iß.wer a year ago and It had major implications involving, I N ATO, the summit ranlrreoce, future French military policies | und continued French economic ' recovery Over 1400 D-3e Democrate an sold tod delivered tn uecatui •acb day. «

Kookie Suspended J By Worner Bros. 1 i HOtXYWOOD • UP! ••— Edward <K<»>kle> Byrnes N. was suspend- ; rd Monday by Warner Bn* when j fee refused to sign o contract <d I feting him a wag* bnuat from i M<>o to 1750 weekly. I » Byrnes who gained attention aa the hair-combing carhop in the 1 television aeries ''l'l Sunset Strip, has been Involved In a contract 1 dispute with the studio for the past couple of months.

Annual Report From Monroe Fire Depl. Howard Ha beggar. chief of the I Monnw volunteer fire department I presented his annual report today > showing a total of sis fires during the year, causing a total damage of *5,450 April 34. a grass fire was report ,nd at the Bert Aeesenguth farm In French township The Hoop farm •tn Blue Crock township was the nest call June » with an estimated ll.joo caused to a small barn The com crib, however, was saved. At the Phil Nussbaum farm, north of Monroe on Aug < the department went to an oil fire in a pit at Washington township: another grass fire Sept. 19 nt the Fred Busche farm in Washington township; Oct. 11. a M.ooo fire to the Mrs. Bertha Rcahn house In Washington township. The call came too late to save the bouse. Nov. 30. a <250 loss was caused to the chimney of the Ester Hirschey house in Monroe. Officers of the group are John Baltzell, president; Floyd Engle, vice president; Mel Liechty, treasurer, and Stanley Arnold, secretary. The trustees and the years remaining in office are: Brice Fisher, three: Karl Kuhn, two, and Earl Harmon, one. Hearing Denied To Condemned Slayer WASHINGTON (UPD-The U.S. Supreme Court denied a hearing Monday to condemned “dunes slayer” George Robert Brown in connection with his murder conviction in the death of a Gary beauty parlor operator three years ago. ' • Brown contended in his appeal to the nation's highest court that his. confession should not have been allowed in evidence against him However, the court rejected the plea for a hearing, but noted that Brown could seek a writ of habeas corpus in a federal district court. Brown, 27, has been in death trow at Indiana State Prison since his conviction Dec. 13, 1957 for the robbery-murder of Mrs. Mildred Grigonis, 29, Gary. He also confessed to Lake Countv authorities that he buried Miss Lana Brock, 16. New Chicago. Sept. 24, 1956, after criminally assaulting her. Officials said Miss Brock was buried alive in the sand and died of suffocation. The Indiana Supreme Court has granted the former mental patient three stays of execution, and Supreme Court Justice Tom C. Clark granted Brown a fourth delay Feb. 27, 1958, to alow time to I prepare his latest appeal, j Brown added to his crime record by staging a break from the Lake County Jail at Crown Point Nov. 18. 1957, but was recaptured two days later in Mattoon, 111.

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Sen. Green Not To Seek Reelection PROVIDENCE R I 'VFJ 1 Sen Theodore Francis Green. W. kh«l<- Island Democrat and the 1 ablest man ever to serve in the I U S Senate, will not run f«»r rw, election thia year. I Green, who only a few year* • ago decided to heed his doctor!, and give up wrestling. mountain climbing and high diving, decided against running for another tetnv because of hl» health I The millionaire bachelor recently underwent surgery for rata I racta in both eyes. Viruses Spread In Los Angeles Area LOS ANGELES 'UPD — Influ-enza-likc viruses spread through the Loa Angeles area today send- , Ing up to 10 p<*r »ome Industrial and clerical work forces home sick.

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Rayburn Bowing,Out As Convention Head WASHINGTON <UPD —Speaker Sam Rayburn formally bowed out today as permannet chairman ul the Democratic oa lion a I Cl*l- - job he has hod for the last three conventions. Rayburn gave as his reason that he wanted "to see 00c convention from the flor>r ” He conceded in response to a quoalluA that bis decision not to serve again as the convention s permanent chairman also would leave him free to campaign for the nomination of hla fellow Teaan—Senate Democratic 1-eadcr Lyndon B Johnson—for the presidential nomination. Rayburn, who is 78. served as permanent chairman of the Democratic conventions of 1948. 1952. •nd 1956 The post at lx» Angeles next July was his again for the asking.