Eisenhower explains move as U S forces alert in Middle East
United States air and sea forces go on alert with Marines massed in Europe to lift 11th Airborne Division to the Middle East. Reports say British troops may land in Jordan after Lebanon interventions. Jordan appeals for aid, while U S aims to deter Soviet or UAR actions.
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United States
Europe
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Mideast
24Th Infantry Division
Mediterranean
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Cherry Point
North America
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Nasser
United Arab Republic
Eisenhower
Lebanon
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Eisnehower
Congress
Atlantic
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Strategic Air Command
Middle East
Beirut
U. S
Robert McClintock
James L. Holloway
Guad Shehab
Nasser’s Coup After Iraq Uprising Sparks Middle East Momentum
The Egyptian leader Gamal Abdel Nasser rides the crest of regional upheaval as Iraq’s monarchy falls to pro Nasser officers. Nasser previously nationalized the Suez Canal and fused Egypt with Syria, expanding his unifying influence across the Arab world.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Yugoslavia
United Arab Republic
Egypt
Syria
Cairo
Nasser
Tito
Iraq
Farouk
Suez Canal
Yemen
Jordan King Hussein seeks aid as Iraq crisis unsettles region
The United States and Britain weigh assistance to Jordan to restore peace after Iraq’s coup. Hussein, naming himself head of the Arab Union of Iraq and Jordan, appeals for military help as Faisal II's fate remains unclear. Britain signals readiness to deploy forces if asked.
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Jordan
United States
Britain
Hussein
Iraq
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London
Arab Union
Faisal II
Baghdad
Selwyn Lloyd
Seven U S Servicemen Freed From Cuban Rebels
Seven U S servicemen were released at Guantanamo Bay after three weeks in rebel camps. The men Gibson Charles B Young Jr Noble S Brown William Cristo Billy Ray Fox Alfredo R Hernandez Valentine W George were in good condition and expected further releases of detainees to follow.
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Cuba
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U. S. Navy
Guantanamo Bay
Fidel Castro
Gibson
Charles B. Young, Jr
Bronx
N. Y
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Indian Head
William Cristo
Scottsville
Kan
Billy Ray Fox
Bloomfield
N. J
Alfredo R. Hernandez
Esparto
Calif
C. Valentine W. George Northboro
Mass
Bush crashes into ditch in Kashmir kills 13 in Pakistan
A bush crashed into a ditch in the mountainous Kashmir region in Pakistan on Tuesday night, killing 13 people and injuring nine others.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Kashmir
Weather West Virginia and Ohio Outlook With Rain Likely
West Virginia clears with a low in the 60s tonight and Thursday brings partly cloudy skies and cooler warmth. Ohio sees considerable cloudiness with scattered thunder showers today tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. Highs 83 to 86, lows 66 to 69. Vive day forecast shows temperatures about 85 degrees below normal with normal highs 54 north 57 south and lows 63 to 65. Temps stay near or slightly below normal through Monday with a bit warmer Friday or Saturday. Precipitation averages half an inch north to 1.4 inches extreme south with showers tonight through Saturday and into Friday or Saturday across the state.
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Ohio
Trade Bill On Floor of Senate Trade Bill On Floor of Senate
Washington Senate opens floor debate on a reciprocal trade extension bill with a key aim to drop a provision limiting presidential powers. House passage was overwhelming in the form meeting the President's wishes. Senate Finance committee added four changes opposed by the administration as leaders rally to remove the controversial clause.
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Senate
F Eisenhower
Finance Committee
House
Senate Finance Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
William F. Knowland
Calif
Byrd
DiSalle Expands Campaign Into GOP 10th District
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Michael V. DiSalle moves through southeastern Ohio visiting Lancaster Logan McArthur Pomeroy Gallipolis Jackson and Ironton after a two day tour in the Sixth District. He urges highway safety improvements and questions Governor O'Neill's Governor Day picnics during stops in Waverly Hillsboro Circleville Chillicothe and other towns.
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Southeastern
Ohio
Gov. C. William O'Neill
Athens
Disalle
Toledo
Lancaster
Logan
McArthur
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Jackson
Ironton
Waverly
Hillsboro
Washington Court House
Circleville
Chillicothe
C. William O'Neill
di Salle
First polio case hits Cleveland in 1958 season
A 30-year-old Cleveland woman, not vaccinated with the Salk polio shot, was admitted to University Hospital with paralytic polio marking the city’s first polio case of the 1958 season.
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Cleveland
University Hospital
Pope Postpones Trip to Summer Residence
Vatican City reports Pope Pius XII will stay in Rome to monitor unfolding events as he postpones his planned departure for the summer residence.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Middle East
Typhoon Winnie Dies Across China Mainland
Winnie faded as it moved ashore killing 11 people and causing over 2.5 million dollars in damage in the Philippines and Formosa.
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Taipei
Formosa
China
Philippines
Goldfine Testifies He Made 43 Calls to Adams
Bernard Goldfine testified that he made 43 telephone calls to presidential aide Sherman Adams between November 20, 1957, and May 11, 1958. He said Adams is a close friend and that calls covered tariff issues relevant to his textile firms. The testimony, part of a House inquiry into favoritism claims, noted gifts between them while denying any improper favors.
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Bernard
Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Boston
House Investinators
Adams
House
Deni
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Harris
Funds Offered To Vet Hospital In Meigs County
Meigs General Hospital offers 100000 to add to 200000 already on hand for a 53 bed Meigs County Veterans Memorial Hospital project. A contractor quoted 293000 for building plus equipment. board members met at the courthouse but took no action. A follow up meeting is scheduled for next Wednesday at 8 p.m.
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Meigs County Veterans Memorial Hospital
Meigs General Hospital
Meigs
Veterans Memorial Hospital
George Masser
Columbus
Masser
Meigs General Non
Veterans Memorial Board
Court House
Posse Hunts Escapees Across Southern Ohio
A large posse of sheriff's deputies and state patrols hunted two armed Florida State Penitentiary escapees, Herman Maroni and Robert Kubat, after they fled from an abandoned farmhouse in Noble County following a reported theft in Dayton. Maroni, 30, previously was arrested in the area in 1956 in a hold up.
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Ohio
Florida State Penitentiary
Herman Maroni
Robert Kubat
Bethesda
Monroe County
Dayton
Noble County
English Farm Workers Join RAF Rocket Search
Farm workers in Salisbury England helped in a search for a dangerous rocket that was dropped accidentally from a Royal Air Force plane. Local residents and authorities coordinated to locate the device amid safety concerns and possible public risk.
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Salisbury
England
Royal Air Force
Indian Captive Dies in Florida at 90
Col. Frank S. Clark 90, famed for being captured by Sioux at age four and living with the tribe for 16 years, died Tuesday in St. Petersburg Florida.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Frank S. Clark
Old Age Benefit Boost Heads for Approval
An increase in old age Social Security benefits and a payroll tax hike moved to House Ways and Means Committee for approval. The measure is expected to gain quick passage in both houses, aligning with an election-year pattern of larger pension payments since 1952.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Ohio Man Sentenced in Cousin Slaying Case
A 37 year old Portsmouth Ohio man Orville Burton was sentenced to 21 years in prison for the May 5 slaying of his cousin in Greenup Kentucky. The judgment was handed down Tuesday.
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Greenup
Portsmouth
Ohio
Orville Burton
Stop Discrimination In Job Requests in Ohio
Governor O Neill directed the Ohio State Employment Service to reject discriminatory hiring requests after an advisory council reported employers were asking for workers of certain races or religions. The action aims to ensure equal opportunity in employment across Ohio.
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O'Neill
Columbus
William O'Neill
Ohio State Employment Service
Advisory Council On Civil Rights
Marines Enter Beirut as Lebanon Crisis Expands
Another U S Marine battalion landed in Lebanon raising the total Leathernecks to 3600. Advance units moved from the beachhead into Beirut amid rebel denouncements and tense streets.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
Saed Salam
United States
Chamoun
Middle East
Jordan
Iraq
Faisal
Britain
West Virginia cites funding limits on new Ohio River bridge
Gov Cecil Underwood said WV cannot commit to a proposed Ohio River bridge due to money problems. He spoke to a delegation from the Central Ohio Valley Industrial Council. The council's highway committee chairman C W Bloss of Chesapeake plans a conference soon with Ohio road officials on the project.
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Charleston
Cecil Underwood
West Virginia
Central Ohio Valley Industrial Council
C. W. Bloss
Chesapeake
Ohio Road
De Gaulle Plans New Officers Call in Algeria War
Paris premier de Gaulle prepared to mobilize more officers as Algeria faces a 31 month nationalist rebellion. The government seeks to reinforce military actions to quell the insurgency.
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Paris
de Gaulle
Algeria
UN Says No International Force To Halt Aid To Lebanese Rebels
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold told the Security Council that no foreign military force is required to stop outside aid to Lebanese rebels. The UN watchdog team in Lebanon also refused to establish contact with U S Marines, authorities disclosed.
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N. Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Security Council
U. S
Lebanon
U.S
Lodge backs UN observer group in Lebanon mission
Delegate Henry Cabot Lodge said the UN observer group has completed arrangements for inspection of the Lebanese area and is ready to aid the broader UN effort to prevent infiltration and arms smuggling. He supported the observer work and favored an international force to bolster it amid Soviet push for a Marines withdrawal.
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UN Observer Group
Lebanon
Hammarskjold
Lodge
Soviet Union
United States
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