Gaza Tensions Rise as U.N. Reads Egypt Israel Border Closely
The United States Britain and France pressed Egypt and Israel through separate channels to urge restraint amid renewed gunfire along the Gaza border. U N observer sought cover as Israeli and Egyptian forces exchanged fire near the line. Dag Hammarskjold expressed deep concern and pursued limited diplomacy while ruling out direct peace talks for now.
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N.Y
United States
Britain
France
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Egypt
Israel
Gaza Strip
Jerusalem
Hammarskjold
Gaza
Middle East
Taylor Chiang Exchange Views In Formosa Meeting
Gen Maxwell D. Taylor and President Chiang Kai-shek exchanged views on military cooperation in Formosa after a parade of 20 000 Nationalist soldiers. Taylor, en route to become Army chief of staff, said US efforts had improved the situation. Chiang warned of limited invasion readiness but said no insurmountable obstacle once prepared.
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Formosa
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Chiang Kai-shek
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Taylor
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Far East
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Orient
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Taiao
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Hainan
South China Islands
Chuang Tien
Indochina
Brief Reformatory Riot Injures Two Guards in Ionia
Four armed convicts seized two storekeepers and injured guards at the Ionia state reformatory. Guard Justin Wright, 51, was seriously hurt, while Guard Earnest Chase, 63, returned to duty after treatment. Warden Heyns calmed the uprising and identified the four inmates as Richard E. Cook, Leonard Thompson, Richard Hatcher, and James V. Shears.
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Ionia, Mich
Ionia State Reformatory
Justin Wright
Ionia
Garrett Heyns
Wright
Chase
Jerry Cusack
John Hayden
Heyns
Cusack
Hayden
Southern Michigan
Jackson
Richard E. Cook
St. Joseph
Leonard Thompson
Ingham County
Richard Hatcher
Allegan County
James V. Shears
Kosco County
Shears
German Cabinet Is Reshuffled To Boost West German Defense
Chancellor Adenauer restructured his cabinet to concentrate on arming West Germany and ensure parliamentary control. He gave up the foreign ministry, proposed Heinrich von Brentano as successor, and recommended Theodor Blank as defense minister. First soldiers expected by late fall with a plan to recruit and conscribe up to a half million men.
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Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Theodor Heuss
Foreign Ministry
Christian Democratic
Heinrich von Brentano
Theodor Blank
Midland Scouts To Tour Europe
A group of Midland Girl Scouts, May graduates from Midland High, depart for New York to join the remainder for a 69 day European tour covering Italy Belgium France England Scotland the Netherlands Austria Switzerland and Germany. The $17 000 trip is financed entirely by the girls earnings from three years of odd jobs.
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Belgium
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England
Scotland
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Switzerland
Germany
Midland High School
Hoa Hao Army Falling Apart Under Siege
In Saigon the Hoa Hao private army under Gen Tran Van Soai disintegrates under Ngo Dinh Diem forces. About 600 Soai troops surrender, hundreds more laid down arms, with roughly 5,000 total fighters facing 20,000 government soldiers. Air force and French equipment supported the offensive near Caivon on the Bassac River.
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South Viet Nam
Tran van Soai
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Ngo Dinh Diem
Soai
Tran van Don
National Army
Hoa Hao
Don
Caivon
Opposition to Premier Diem Declared Purely Political
Gen Nguyen, who commands a wealthy region south of Chaudoc near the Cambodian border, says the opposition to Premier Diem is solely political and does not imply a military revolt.
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Diem
Gen Nguyen
Chaudoe
Golden Spread Navy Unit Planned for June 28
A new U S Navy company named Golden Spread Company is forming with Plains residents and will depart for boot camp on Tuesday June 28. High school graduates are promised a guaranteed school of their choice if qualified. Navy official Charles Bunton notes West Texas Company from Amarillo is already a top recruit unit. Further details are available via Box 1007 Amarillo or the Navy Recruiting Office Room 302 Post Office Building.
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Golden Spread
U. S. Navy
Charles Bunton
Navy
West Texas Company
Amarillo
Bunton
Post Office
Topeka Woman Betty Brown Visits Amarillo Friend
Miss Betty Brown of Topeka Kansas arrived Monday to spend a few days in Amarillo visiting her friend Mrs Emma Heck. They previously worked together at Santa Fe General Offices in Topeka where Miss Brown remains employed. Mrs Heck is a proofreader for The Daily News. Several entertainments are planned for Miss Browns visit this week.
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Topeka
Kans
Amarillo
Emma Heck
Washington
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Mrs. Heck
Santa Fe
Heck
The
Daily News
Lechners Host Picnic in Ellwood Park
Mr and Mrs G W Lechner and children of Sedan NM were guests of daughters Misses Ila and Darlene Lechner at 2600 Van Buren. The family enjoyed a picnic dinner in Ellwood Park on Sunday.
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Sedan
N.M
Misseslla
Darlene Lechner
van Buren
Ellwood Park
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