Bourguiba gives US and GB 1 wk to choose between Tunisian and French positions; stresses Bizerte evacuation; reaffirms ties to West; s seen directed mainly at US

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Police Tie Up Paris; Protest 'War' Duty; PARIS IS SHAKEN BY POLICE MARCH

By Henry Ginigerspecial To the New York Times

Paris police demonstrate for higher pay and bonuses for extra risk incurred in recent attacks on them by Algerian rebels; Govt calls out security forces; Premier Gaillard confs with party leaders; Cabinet has approved bonus measures but police call them insufficient

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1958Albert II, Prince of Monaco^[†]

Albert II is Prince of Monaco, reigning since 2005.

Historical Context for March 14, 1958

In 1958, the world population was approximately 2,911,249,671 people^[†]

Headlines from March 14, 1958

RAYBURN AND G.O.P. AGREE TO CONFER ON TAX ACTION;; COOPERATION SET Unions Ask Cut Now but Senate Rejects 5 Billion Slash RAYBURN, G. O. P. AGREE ON TAXES

JOBLESS AID BILL VOTED IN ALBANY; Maximum Up to $45 a Week -- Harriman Approval Seen JOBLESS AID BILL VOTED IN ALBANY

MACMILLAN SETS WASHINGTON TRIP; British Leader Plans Visit to Eisenhower June 9-10 MACMILLAN SETS WASHINGTON TRIP

TUNIS TELLS WEST TO MAKE DECISION; Bourguiba Gives U. S. Week to Choose Between His and French Positions TUNIS TELLS WEST TO MAKE DECISION

Police Tie Up Paris; Protest 'War' Duty; PARIS IS SHAKEN BY POLICE MARCH

Notable Births

Historical Context for March 14, 1958