Iraq’s new revolution not pro Communist, faces censorship
Rock Hill editor Patrick reports from Baghdad on the early days of Iraq’s revolution. The army's leaders appointed capable ministers while Communist slogans were erased. censorship rose as local press awaited more freedom, and Iraq’s path toward a united Arab nation without UAR dominance emerged.
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Talbot Patrick
The
Rock Hill
S. C
Evening Herald
Baghdad
Associated Press
Iraq
United Arab Republic
Egypt
Syria
UAR
Iraq United Arab Republic union talks planned by Aref
Iraq Deputy Premier Abdel Salam Aref said Cairo papers report UAR Iraqi committees are forming to discuss military political economic and educational matters with aim to unite similar institutions. He spoke amid broader Arab nationalism and Western ties comments.
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Cairo
Egypt
Iraq
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Abdel Salam Aref
UAR
Committee agrees on Social Security increase near approval
The House Ways and Means Committee moved toward final action on a 7 percent boost in old age and disability payments with a minimum $3 for current retirees. The plan also raises taxes with a 0.25 percent increase and higher wage base from 4200 to 4800, aiming for enactment next year.
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Washington
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Senate
Wilbur D. Mills
Ark
Committee May Not Call Adams Hearing Postponed
Washington House Armed Services subcommittee may skip public hearings on Sherman Adams ties to an Army contract settlement. Chairman F Edward Hebert said closed sessions continue and transcripts may be released instead of recalling witnesses. Probe aims to see if Adams pressured on behalf of Raylaine Worsted Inc. of Manchester New Hampshire which received a 41 284 rebate on a 16 year old penalty.
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Washington
House Armed Services
Sherman Adams
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
Hebert
Adams
Raylaine Worsted Inc
Manchester, N. H
Thunderstorm Drops Heavy Rain in Columbus
A localized thundershower dumped 1.1 inches of rain on Columbus in under an hour this morning. It marked the 37th rain day since June 1 according to the Columbus Weather Bureau.
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Columbus
Columbus Weather Bureau
Chesapeake
Goodyear Recalls 700 Workers Nationwide
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co announced a recall of 700 workers, 200 in Akron and 500 in other plants nationwide, as the company reported an increased average work week across facilities.
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Akron
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Rumored English Education Darling May Become Iran Queen
Rumors swirl around Lilly Mythra Fallah an 18 year old pupil from Tehran linked to the Shah and potential marriage to the monarch. Friends say she will travel to Paris next week for a trousseau with a wedding possibly in October. Tehran officials deny any decision by the Shah.
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London
Lilly Mythra Fallah
Tehran
Iran
Paris
Trousseau
Lilly
Paddock Wood
Reza Fallah
Soraya
Shah
Steel Union Strike Hits Timken Plants
United Steelworkers Union strikes Timken Roller Bearing Co after seven weeks of pension bargaining. About 9000 workers at Canton, Columbus, Zanesville, and Wooster walk off with pickets at gates. The action precedes a Federal mediation meeting led by C. R. Turner of Cleveland.
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Canton
United Steelworkers Union
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Columbus
Zanesville
Wooster
Timken
Bucyrus
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Colorado Springs
Colo
Steelworkers’ Union
C. R. Turner
Cleveland
Hearing Set In Pool Slaying Case
In Youngstown a preliminary hearing is scheduled for Joseph Sabatino, 67, a retired steelworker, who pleaded innocent to two counts of first degree murder for the Sunday night fatal shootings. The killings arose from a quarrel over a swimming pool and fence construction with neighbors.
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Youngstown
Joseph Sabatino
Sabatino
Four Women Appointed To House Of Lords
London reports a historic move as four women are named life peers to join ten men named by Queen Elizabeth II, marking the first time women sit in the ancient chamber alongside male members.
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London
House of Lords
Elizabeth II
Cypriots Stage Islandwide General Strike
Greek Cypriots held an islandwide general strike to protest mass arrests by the British authorities aimed at heading off new violence. Most stores and offices in Nicosia were shut.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
House Acts On Defense Proposal
The House passed a compromise defense reorganization bill by voice vote with about 50 members present. It aims to give the President clearer command over Army Navy Air Force and Marine task forces via the secretary of defense, aligning with Eisenhower’s wishes.
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Washington
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Leslie Arends
Senate House
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Reds Clash as Nasser Forces Clash in Syria
Beir ut travelers report open conflict between Communist groups and President Nasser s forces in Aleppo. Informants say volunteers of about 50 men shouted Down with Nasser in public venues and more than 200 were arrested near the officers club.
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Beirut
Nasser
Aleppo
Syria
Eisenhower seeks clear ground rules before UN summit
President Eisenhower began drafting a message to Premier Khrushchev insisting on explicit ground rules prior to a United Nations summit. Western officials expect the meeting within two to three weeks, amid debate over invitees and procedures for Middle East and broader U S Soviet discussions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
U.S
UN Security Council
New York
Senate
William F. Knowland
California
Free Nations
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Ben Gurion
Israel
Hagerty
Moscow
Ohio University Named Temp Capital Plan for Civil Defense
Governor ONeill announces a civil defense evacuation plan making Ohio University a temporary state capital in an atomic threat. Inspections at OU in May and June drafted a baseprint. a coordinating committee led by Laverne Lausche will coordinate with state Civil Defense officials and OU leaders.
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Ohio University
Ohio
William O'Neill
Capitol
Edward M. Starr
Civil Defense
Joseph Tritschler
W. C. Jennings
Civil Defense Commission
John C. Baker
Laverne F. Lausche
Brandon T. Grover
Donald R. Clippinger
Graduate College
Bush Elliott
The
College of Arts and Sciences
James R. Patrick
Psychology
ROTC
Gordon K. Bush
the Messenger
OU Board of Trustees
Joseph B. Grogan
Athens
Lausche
Mouse Wickie Missing After Thor-Able Flight
Cape Canaveral reports Wickie the white mouse was launched in a Thor-Able nose cone and survived a 12,000 mph spaceflight. Ships and planes scanned the Atlantic near Ascension Island for the capsule and cone to reveal heat and pressure data for potential intercontinental bomb shielding.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
Wickie
Air Force
Ascension Island
Earth
Moon
Space
Miss Louisiana Captures Miss United States Title
Earlyne Howell 18 of Bossier City Louisiana won the Miss United States crown in the 1958 Miss Universe pageant. The Centenary College sophomore impressed judges with a sparkling stage presence and Southern charm. International competition begins with 34 foreign entrants plus Howell, 15 semifinalists to be named, and the final tonight.
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Long Beach
Calif
Louisiana
Earlyne
Vincent Trotta
Bossier City
Centenary College
Shreveport
Construction worker survives 138000 volt arc accident
Lorain man Orlando Caferro a 30 year old construction worker survived an electric arc after the crane boom neared a 138000 volt line. He was jolted as the boom touched the line and current traveled to ground through the cable and moist soil. His condition was listed as fair at St. Joseph Hospital.
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Lorain
Orlando Caferro
St. Joseph Hospital
Caferro
Ohio Edison Co
First B52G Bomber Rolls Off Production Line
In Wichita Kansas the first B52G jet bomber rolled off the Boeing Aircraft Co line. The new plane can fly about 650 mph and reach above 50,000 feet. It has greater range than the prior model with 6000 mile plus capability.
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Wichita
Kan
Boeing Airplane Co
Boeing
Ohioans Among Evacuees From Iraq Flight
Four Ohio residents were among about 200 Americans evacuated from Iraq. Named are Mrs. John Catch of Cincinnati Miss Frances E Roeberds of Warren Melvin Roger Krabill of Wadsworth and Mrs. Ernest Yudy of Cleveland.
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Rome
Iraq
U.S
John Catch
Cincinnati
Frances E. Roeberds
Warren
Melvin Roger Krabill
Wadsworth
Ernest Yudy
Cleveland
State Reclaims Camp Case from Case Institute
Camp Case a 50 year training ground for surveyors at Case Institute of Technology of Cleveland has been turned back to the state of Ohio.
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State
Loudonville
Ohio
Case
Case Institute of Technology of
Cleveland
State of
Four Sailors Captured After Escape Near Zanesville
Four sailors who escaped confinement at Columbus Naval Air Station were captured northeast of Zanesville. Ed ward Cain 18 of Cambridge Jerry Pyle 19 of Chester PA Robert Stidham 18 of Big Stone Gap VA and Robert Maggart 21 of Galion Route 3 face suspicion of house burglary and fugitive from justice. Deputies say the men broke into a northeast Muskingum County house taking food and clothing. They were arrested by deputy Glenn Marshall while wearing work clothes.
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Zanesville
Columbus Naval Air Station
Here
Edward Cain
Cambridge
Jerry Pyle
Chester
Robert Stidham
Big Stone Gap
Robert Maggart
Galion Route 3
Muskingum County
Glenn Marshall
Weather West Virginia and Ohio Forecast With Regional Totals
Considerable cloudiness with scattered thundershowers tonight and Friday. Low in the 60s. a little warmer Friday. Ohio mainly cloudy with a low of 69 to 71 and a high of 87 to 89 Friday. Albany and other cities reported varied cloud cover and temperatures. Cleveland and Pittsburgh noted cloudy conditions. Miami and Los Angeles listed with clear or cloudy skies.
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Ohio
Albany
Bismarck
VMGL
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Cioeay
Cleveland
Des Moines
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Louisville
Miami
St. Paul
New York
Omaha
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Richmond
Contract Talks Resume in Detroit Over Layoff Pay Benefits
United Auto Workers negotiators resume talks with the Big Three in Detroit and say they are prepared to discuss a union proposal to broaden layoff pay benefits as negotiations reopen.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Family Fuss Grows Open Warfare in Indianapolis
Oscar L. Holt 33 beat and stabbed his wife Doris 39 causing a chaotic pursuit that left four injured, three bystanders, and three cars damaged. Richard W. Hawk 65 and his family aided Mrs Holt as Holt collided with Hawks car and a third vehicle. Holt jailed on preliminary charges including assault with a motor vehicle and lack of operator’s license.
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Indianapolis
Herbert E. Tolle
Oscar L. Holt
Doris
Richard W. Hawk
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