Western powers weigh Iraq crisis as Lloyd-Burr talks resume
British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd met U S Secretary of State Dulles at the State Department amid late Iraqi uprising developments. A White House meeting with President Eisenhower followed as U S and Britain consider options including oil flow disruption and potential regional moves to counter further coups.
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Selwyn Lloyd
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Iraq
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Weather summary for West Virginia and Ohio
Cloudy tonight with showers and thundershowers north and south. Lows in the 60s tonight. Saturday warmer and more humid with scattered showers and thundershowers. Ohio reports occasional showers and thunderstorms with moderate temperatures tonight and Saturday. Chance of heavy rain tonight. Temperatures average 4 to 6 degrees below normal with normals around 63 to 65. Showers tonight and Saturday across the region with heavier amounts in extreme south. Turning cooler north by midweek.
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West Virginia
Ohio
Senate Trade Bill Faces Fight Over President Powers
Senate leaders push for a reciprocal trade extension but plan to strike Kerr provision that would curb President Eisenhower. Malone threatens delay with a speech as the decisive vote centers on an amendment from leaders and Kerr foes. House bill already allows Congress to veto a tariff decision by two thirds of both chambers.
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Eisenhower
George W. Malone
R-Nev
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Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Kerr
Tariff Commission
Congress
Naval Security Strengthened at Guantanamo Bay
Security at the Guantanamo Bay U S naval base was tightened with reinforced guards at all entrances. Four sailors kidnapped by Fidel Castro’s rebels on June 27 were released, and the remaining 14 were expected to return within days as families relocated to the base for precaution.
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Fidel Castro
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Guantanamo City
Crippled Shoe Shine Boy Eddie ONeil Rodgers Dies
In Bordentown New Jersey 13 year old Eddie ONeil Rodgers known for shining shoes on crutches died after a car crash near Hedding. Airman John W Souders Jr of Philadelphia survived with serious injuries after the car struck a utility pole and left the road. Eddie was a local favorite among servicemen at Ft Dix and McGuire Air Force Base.
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Eddie O'Neil Rodgers
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Joseph Rogalski
John W. Souders, Jr
Philadelphia
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McGuire Air Force Base
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Probers Finish With Goldfine Probe
Washington House investigators closed questioning of Bernard Goldfine and saw no need to recall Sherman Adams. Rep John Bell Williams said Adams should return only if Goldfine testimony conflicts arise. Subcommittee Chairman Oren Harris said a week or more recess precedes next witnesses, likely SEC officials. Goldfine, a Boston textile magnate, had clashed with federal agencies and accused the panel of smearing him.
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Boston
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Random House Editor Saxe Commins Dies at 66
Saxe Commins, 66, senior editor with Random House since 1933, died Thursday in Princeton of a heart ailment. He edited works of Nobel laureates William Faulkner Eugene ONeill and Sinclair Lewis. Born in Rochester New York.
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N. J
Saxe Commins
Random House
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William Faulkner
Eugene O'Neill
Sinclair Leno
Rochester
Last Germany Reopens Talks on GI Prisoners
East Germany said it restarted secret talks with the United States on the release of nine U S Army helicopter prisoners. The East German Foreign Ministry announced U S officials visited on Wednesday and Thursday to renew stalled negotiations.
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East Germany
United States
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Foreign Ministry
U. S
Communists pledge no violence during Eisenhower Costa visit
Dr Milton Eisenhower arrives in San Jose for the third stop of his Central American fact finding tour as Costa Rican authorities brace for the strongest Communist agitation yet. No violence is pledged by the protesters.
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Costa Rica
Milton Eisenhower
Jobless Funds in Florida Hit Record High
Florida payments to the jobless soared to a record high of 22 percent of total funds and reached 22 million dollars in the last 12 months, according to the State Industrial Commission report.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
State Industrial Commission
Horror movies backfires as boy calls for help
A 12 year old boy trapped in Colony Theater after nodding off during a double bill of Giant From The Unknown and She Demons. A telephone operator received the distress call and police rescued him in the early hours.
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Prison Farm Escapees Reported Behind Police Search
Authorities continue a manhunt for two London Prison Farm escapees. Robert L. Thomas, 25, of Van Wert, and Orville Buffington, 39, formerly of Wellston and Jackson, were seen in the area after a resident said they paid him to buy food and supplies.
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London Prison Farm
Robert L. Thomas
van Wert
Orville Buffington
Wellston and
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Hope Braley
Trucks Crush Two in Columbus Area Accidents
Edward McGonagle, 43, and Gary Lee Bryant, 4, both of Columbus, were crushed under the wheels of trucks Thursday in separate accidents in the Columbus area.
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Edward McGonagle
Gary Lee Bryant
Major Moscow Protest Outside U S Embassy Over Lebanon Marines
Up to 100000 Soviet demonstrators clashed with militiamen outside the U S Embassy in Moscow as ink and projectiles flew during protests over the landing of American Marines in Lebanon. The crowd stretched a half mile, with damage reaching the building’s fifth floor and windows pierced by an air rifle pellet. U S Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson ordered staff away from the front. no Americans were harmed.
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U.S
Lebanon
U. S
Dulles
Llewellyn E. Thompson Jr
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Nasser Khrushchev Meet as Marines Land in Lebanon
UAR President Nasser and Soviet Premier Khrushchev held talks in Moscow on the Middle East as U.S. Marines arrived in Lebanon. The Moscow discussion followed Nasser’s Yugoslav visit and amid UN actions to remove Western troops from Lebanon and Jordan. British forces in Jordan topped 5000 as more Marines landed, with carrier planes providing cover near Beirut.
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Middle East Crisis Alters Baker's World Tour
Ohio University President John C. Baker may cancel or alter a summer world trip due to Arab uprisings. He begins a State Department mission to Cambodia traveling via San Francisco Honolulu Toyo Manila Saigon and Bangkok New Delhi Tehran Istanbul Amsterdam, aiming for July 30 with possible return to the United States in August. The Cambodia survey is funded by the International Cooperation Administration.
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Circus roustabout admits arson at Canfield Fairgrounds
Jos eph Stamats 40 a circus roustabout was bound over to Mahoning County Grand Jury on arson. He admitted starting a $25 000 fire at Canfield Fairgrounds on July 2 in which 11 thoroughbred horses died.
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Joseph Stamats
Mahoning County
Shriner Parader Dies After Parade Heart Attack
Dr. Thomas S. Fox 77 a Columbus Ohio dentist died of a heart attack Thursday night while marching in the Shriners parade in Chicago. The incident occurred during the parade scene with Fox identified as a participant from Columbus.
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Thomas S. Fox
Columbus
Ohio
Shriners
Resolutions Bog Down In Council
UN delegates expect the Security Council to be powerless on the Middle East crisis and a special General Assembly session to be called. Three resolutions stall as the Soviet Union seeks withdrawal of U S Marines and British troops, while the United States proposes a UN force and Sobolev may veto. Gunnar V Jarring introduces a third resolution to suspend UN observers in Lebanon.
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N. Y
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Middle East
General Assembly
Soviet Union
U.S
Lebanon
Jordan
United States
Camille Chamoun
Sobolev
Gunnar V. Jarring
Council
Florida convict still being sought in Ohio
The search for Florida prison escapee Herman Maroni of St. Clairsville entered its third day. He was first seen Tuesday night near Bethesda with accomplice Robert Kubat who was arrested, while Maroni remains at large as patrols and volunteers continue the hunt.
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ST. Clairsville
Florida
Herman Maroni
Bethesda
Robert Kubat
Kubat
Noble County
Maroni
Escapee Gibson Paroled After 22 Years On the Run
In Columbus the Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission granted paroled to Raymond Russell Gibson, 42, who fled Mansfield Reformatory in 1936 after a 120 year sentence for forging a $10.50 check. He was arrested in Columbus then returned to Mansfield, and led a crime free life during 22 years on escape. Parole set for August 28.
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Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
Raymond Russell Gibson
Reformatory
Urbana
Gibson
Education boosts leaders at Bowling Green conference
Dr Ralph E McDonald of Bowling Green State University urged stronger curriculums and student eagerness to learn at the Class Room Teachers National Conference closing banquet on campus. Leslie Thal of the Toledo Chamber discussed St Lawrence Seaway changes, noting transforming Great Lakes shoreline into docks and storage sites for increased trade.
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United States
Ralph E. McDonald
Bowling Green State University
Leslie Thal
Toledo
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