British move near border of oil state
British troops advanced toward the Iraq border in Kuwait to within five miles as reinforcements poured in. Air Marshal Sir Charles Elworthy said 3000 troops are ready with navy and air support to counter potential Iraqi aggression. Saudi Arabians reported 1800 mobilized Bedouin at the frontier as Iraq denies plans, seeking UN police aid.
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Iraq
Charles Elworthy
Middle East
Elworthy
Sabeh
Abdel Karim Kassem
Damascus
al Wahda
United Nations
TRAQ
Foreign Ministry
Leat
Independence Day Closure Sparks British Cheer
In Boston the British consulate will close on the birthday of America’s Declaration of Independence. A spokesman said the action honors Englishmen who fought among themselves to become independent, signaling a symbolic salute.
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Boston
America
Japanese LDP Leader Matsumura to Visit China for Private Talks
Yomiuri reports Kenzo Matsumura a key figure in Prime Minister Ikeda's Liberal Democratic Party will make a private visit to Communist China next month to discuss Chinese Japanese relations. He was invited by Premier Chou En-lai.
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Tokyo
Yomiuri
Kenzo Matsumura
Hayato Ikeda
Liberal Democratic Party
China
Chou En-lai
Off icers report quiet holiday in Southeast Ohio and West Virginia
Law enforcement in Southeastern Ohio and parts of West Virginia reported all quiet on a holiday Monday despite heavy traffic and heat. A renewed manhunt for an escaped convict and a pedestrian accident in Coolville were the only major items before press time. John William Anderson, an escapee from London Prison Farm, remained at large after reportedly returning to his home in Nelsonville. searches for him were unsuccessful.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Coolville
Athens County
Nelsonville
John William Anderson
London
Anderson
Embassy Celebrations Trimmed for Independence Day
A State Department memo shows U S embassy events in Europe scaled back for economy under President Kennedy. Paris cancels the garden party once drawing 6000 guests. London reduces from 2700 to about 350 guests with officials and diplomats attending. Reinhart will join Italy's centennial events in Turin. Oslo and Norway will skip the open house.
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London
Europe
Kennedy
Paris
James Gavin
Odesic Bounteary
Cience
Stead
U.S
G. Frederick Reinhart
Turin
Italy
Norway
Accident Toll Soars Among July Holiday Travelers
The Associated Press reports holiday traffic deaths near 500 for the long Fourth of July weekend as weather and heavy road use push tolls toward a new record. Officials cite prior highs of 706 in 1955 and 401 in 1950, urging safer driving and personal responsibility amid optimistic travel.
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George C. Stewart
National Safety Council
Associated Press
DiSalle Pushed Concept for Early Electronic Highway
Ohio Governor DiSalle urged a trial electronic highway on Interstate 81 between Colon and Cincinnati as a potential national pioneer. Commerce officials denied any official consideration, and the plan was not moving ahead. Weiss cited questions about feasibility and timing, optioning a possible future test.
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Washington
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Inter
Colon
Cincinnati
Commerce Department
Secretary of Commerce
Luther Hedges
Harry Weiss
Hodproject
di Salle
Southwest
Galileo Galilei Christened as Italy’s Fastest Liner
In Monfalcone Italy the 27 000 ton liner Galileo Galilei was christened at Italian shipyards this week. The vessel can reach speeds of 24 knots and will operate the Italy Australia express route.
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Monfalcone
Italy
Governor Signs 28 Acts Despite Objections
The governor signed 28 acts including approval of a capital garage project despite opposition. The measure, framed to address assembly concerns, moves forward with the garage facility under state oversight.
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Capital Garage
Ok’d
Hoffa Plans Full Scale Union Lobby in Washington
Hoffa pledged to create a powerful national union lobbying group in Washington to influence policy and politics. He criticized politicians who promise unions before elections and forget them after taking office. He noted Kennedy’s stance on court injunctions and highlighted Hoffa’s bid for a new five year term as head of the Teamsters.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Deena Berrien Seren
Kennedy
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Washington
Hoffa
Rivel
Rome engineering faculty cancels large exam due to errors
The University of Rome engineering faculty announced that an experimental physics test taken by 650 students last week must be annulled after three errors in the questions. The mishap prompted a review and rescheduling of the exam.
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Rome
University of Rome
Reds Reject Treaty Policy at Three-Power Talks
K. Tsarapkin reiterated Moscow’s charge that the West seeks international controls only to spy on Communist territory and urged merging the conference with East-West disarmament negotiations. British and U S delegates rejected the Soviet stand during the test ban talks.
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K. Tsarapkin
U.S
Palmer sells old coal furnace after gas conversion
Mr. R. Palmer advertised his former heating system after converting his seat heating to gas. Calls came from Glouster Coolville Sugar Creek and Shade as buyers responded to the sale offer.
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R. Palmer
Glouster
Coolville
Sugar Creek
Shade
Palmer
Cincy Law baffled by toy skeleton found in warehouse
Cincinnati police closed the case after a workman found a plastic toy skeleton in a vacant warehouse washroom. The dispatcher warned not to touch anything and the first responding officer reportedly disregarded the call.
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Cincinnati
Guard Units Are Created At Clinton County Air Base
Three new military organizations are created under Ohio Air National Guard orders from the Adjutant General. The units will operate at Clinton County Air Force Base near Wilmington and handle air defense and support missions.
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Columbus
Ohio Adjutant General's Department
Ohio
Air National Guard
Clinton County
Wilmington
Judge Says Nation Is Endangered in Labor Strait
Two unions the Marine Engineers Union and the Masters Mates and Pilots Union pressed appeals against Taft Hartley provisions arguing supervisory status exempts them. A split among unions derailed initial settlement hopes as negotiations stalled and legal maneuvers continued.
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Marine Engineers Union
Masters, Mates and Pilots Union
Two Pipers Play Musical Salute For the Queen Arrival
In Edinburgh crowds of about 1000 awaited the Queen at the assembly rooms on George Street. The report humorously notes two pipers performed a salute, tallying 95 total with 23 handicap, yielding a net 72, as part of a playful local scene beside the hotel.
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Gordon K. Bush
Edinburgh
Scotland
George Street
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