Hagerty Reads Grim White House News
President Eisenhower press secretary James Hagerty presents a grim White House briefing to reporters and photographers. The note mentions Marines landing and a rapid, tense scramble as officials and crews absorb the developments. The scene hints at the secrecy and urgency surrounding early 1950s Middle East events and CIA involvement.
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Hagerty
White House
Arthur Edson Washington
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Thelchins
Allen Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Mt. Sinai
Moss
Marines Bring Landing Show to Beirut Beach Scene
U S Marines landed near Beirut as seven ships loomed on the horizon and a dozen landing craft hit the shore. Villagers and Lebanese spectators cheered while Marines in camouflage helmets moved ashore and equipment followed.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U.S
Lithe
2Nd Marines
jCol
Harry Hadd
St. Paul
Dminn
Sri
VoTatae Eama
Feisal II of Traq Recalled From Monarchical Rule
King Feisal II of Traq, born May 2 1935, ascended in 1953 at age 18 after Ghazi’s death. He led as Britain’s ally, helped envelop Iraq in the Baghdad Pact, and faced a coup that toppled him on Monday. Crown Prince Abdulillah acted as regent for 14 years and reportedly died in the revolt, his body dragged through Baghdad.
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United Press International
Feisal II of
Traq
Ghazi
Feisal
Britain
West
Middle East
Iraq
Harrow School
United States
Truman
Abdulillah
Baghdad
Nuries Said
Jordan
Mostem
Holovachka
O x
Istanbul
Hej
State Highway Department
Lake County
Lake County probes spark stock and political scandal
Lake County prosecutors and state officials weigh a complex mix of stock market moves and a sweeping Senate committee transcript. The report covers a volatile trading day with big gains in oils and rails, then shifts to Indiana politics as Handley discusses police investigations and the grand jury. Also noted are bridge tolls talks and Eli Lilly midyear sales.
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New York
Lebanon
American Motors
American
Lanaconda
Scott R. Schmedel
Aentie
Ayotlerage
United Press International Poshighem
Rysler Indianapolis
UPI
Senate
Ford
Miltee
Ieee
Kresge
Handley
Sears Et Eed
Loew's, Inc
National Tle
Grand Jury
Ceara
Pierce Inci
Lake County
Metroscars Roebuck
Hotovachka
Studebaker-Packard
United Aircraft
Western Unie
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Westinghouse
Associated Press
Elas
Nsoh
ATES
Holovachka
Marion County
Carpenters
Maurice Hutcheson
O. William Blaier
Frank Chapman
Nto
Harold S. Zeis
Edwin K. Steers
Rinck
Baltimore
Fink
Indiana
New Harmony-Crossville
Wabash River
Illinois
White County
Butcher Hogs Again Decline In Market Activity
AP reports receipts of butcher hogs Tuesday exceeded expectations while prices fell by as much as 50 cents per hundredweight. Local packer demand was weak, with top prices at 23 dollars for select lots, marking the year's low peak.
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Univaly (Ap
Hog Market News Indianapolis Price Drops Across Hogs
New hog price declines of 25 to 50 cents are reported in Indianapolis with slow trading. Bulk hogs 200 to 260 pounds sell $22.25 to $22.75, larger lots and No 1 grades up to $23.28 for 220 pounds. Steers, heifers, vealers, and lambs show mixed results, with various weights and grades quoted across the day.
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Indianapolis
Spl
T Sons
Si Down
Three Fort Wayne police indicted for guarding robbery targets
A Fort Wayne grand jury indicted three veteran police officers James B. Joiner Donald Schoen William R. Bollman and Carl J. Pequignot plus Ronald M. Lapp Jr on burglary and removing a safe charges linked to a firm they were guarding. Bollman faces an extra charge of taking a vehicle. Avowals also accuse Glenn Kantzer William Link William C. Phillips and Robert A. Hosford of second degree burglary. Arraignment set for September 2.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
UPI
Fort Wayne
James B. Joiner
Donald Schoen
William R.bollman
Carl J. Pequignot
Ronald M. Lapp Jr
Bollman
Glenn G. Kantzer
William Link
William C. Phillips
Robert A. Hosford
Hosford
Allen Circcuit
109000 Hoosiers Jobless Figures Reported By ESD
At least 109 000 Hoosiers were jobless last week according to figures released by the Indiana Employment Security Division. Regular unemployment claims dropped to 73 857, with 38 367 claims for extended benefits.
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Indianapolis
UPS
Ole Botved
Fr. Lauderdale
Fla. James
Miami
Fla
Orjangaard
Goleborg
Sweden
William StallThey
Copenhagen
Denmark
Nater
Werej
Goteborg
Boston
Mass
Atlantic
New York
Toll Road Posts 40.8 Percent Gain In First Half 1958
The Northern Indiana Toll Road reports an 18.4 percent rise in receipts for the first six months of 1958 from 1957, with unaudited receipts totaling 3 922 995 55 and June a record month with 1 019 513 90 in tolls. Passenger traffic rose 10.4 percent, aided by a new sliding discount for credit customers. A record 61 474 vehicles used the road last Sunday.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Toll Road Commission
Crown Point asks ICC to modify water main refund order
Crown Point asked Indiana Public Service Commission to modify a June 13 order requiring payment for water main extensions in three subdivisions. The city seeks rehearing to present evidence that refunding past costs to new customers would create undue financial burden and hinder future utility plans.
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Indianapolis
API
Crown Point
Indiana Public Service Commission
Morning Sun
Park View
Fairview Heights
Bonds Close Mixed After Afternoon Rally On NYSE
Government funds ended mixed in active trading after a mid afternoon rally faded. Dealers noted institutional buying returning for the first time in sessions. Corporate issues slipped with utilities and rails down sharply while industrials and foreign dollar bonds posted moderate declines. Volume reached about 6.01 million par value on the NYSE versus 4.30 million previously.
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New York
API
Government Fonds
New York Stock Exchange
Cotton textile market steadier as mills resist price drops
In New York the cotton textile market showed reduced activity with mills refusing to cut to 17 percent cents a yard. Buyers pushed for 80 square print cloth, while general asking prices hovered around 17 1/4 cents or higher. Wool goods trade was slow, and scattered buy orders appeared for acetate taffetas and satin rayon goods.
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New York
Local Livestock Market Prices and Grain Scores Report
Chicago AP reports a broad advance as grain futures rise on demand and supply. Hogs 190 to 300 pounds move across ranges, calves and cattle climb, soybeans lead with gains over 5 cents, oats and wheat also rise, and egg and poultry prices show shifts amid milling grade demand.
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Chicago
U.S
Lebanon
Trantione
Anderson Poultry
Fries
Rory
Livestock Prices and Local Estate Auctions Across Town
Midwestern market notes show hogs steady to 25 cents lower with mixed weights, cattle ranges from 12 to 30 dollars for various classes, and calves and lambs holding steady. Nearby, a 130 foot memorial stands at Miles Standish’s Duxbury site, rubber acreage in Malaya dominates, and a schedule of estate and real estate auctions unfolds across Middletown Summitville Fortville Kokomo with multiple auctions listed by Hood and Whelchel.
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Miles Standish
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