Contempt Proceedings Recommended Against Bernard Goldfine
House investigators recommended contempt of Congress for Bernard Goldfine, ally of Sherman Adams. The vote was unanimous at the subcommittee with eight of eleven members present, and the recommendation will go to the House Commerce Committee for possible further action. If approved, the matter advances to the district attorney as a criminal case.
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House
Subcommittee
Harris
Goldfine
Adams
Rebels seize barracks near Haiti's National Palace
A rebel group seized the Dessa lines army barracks beside Port-au-Prince's National Palace and St. Marc station, while radio urged citizens to defend President Francois Duvallier. Two Americans reportedly in the rebels, and U S Ambassador Drew warned residents to stay off streets amid confusion.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Dessalines
RADIO
Magloire
St. Marc
U.S
Gerald Drew
Duvallier
U S Becomes Pact Partner In Middle East Talks
London reports the United States moves into a virtual partnership with Turkey Iran Pakistan and Britain as Baghdad Pact talks continue. Secretary Dulles pledges defense support for the three active members after Iraq exits the alliance amid Soviet threats, widening Washington's military commitments in the area.
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United States
Turkey
Iran
Pakistan
Britain
Middle East
Dulles
Washington
Iraq
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Far Right
Manouchehr Eghbal
Malik Firoz Khan Noon
Harold Macmillan
Adnan Menderes
Italy’s Fanfani Opens Emergency Talks With Eisenhower
Premier Amintore Fanfani arrives in Washington to press a joint European American air program as a path to easing the Middle East crisis. He plans no single spectacle but seeks U S backing for the objective amid talks with President Eisenhower following speeches to Congress.
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Washington
Amintore Fanfani
Italy
Middle East
Eisenhower
Congress
Fanfani
MiGs Shoot Down Two Chinese Jet Fighters
Communist MiGs downed two Nationalist Chinese F84 Thunderjet fighters over the Formosa Strait. Rear Adm. Liu Hoh tu said the attack occurred as the Thunderjets patrolled East Tungshan Island about 60 miles south of Quemoy.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Formosa Strait
Liu Hoh-tu
National Defense Ministry
East Tungshan Island
Quemoy
Solo Flight Postponed Across Pacific by 24 Hours
A Pacific storm today forced Capt. Marion Pat Boling to delay his nonstop solo Pacific crossing by one day. The mission remains aimed at setting a new record for the attempted flight.
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Manila
Marion
Pat’ Boling
Pacific
Turkish General Necati Tacan Dies at 63
Lt. Gen. Necati Tacan, age 63, commander of Turkey's ground forces, died Monday in Istanbul from a heart attack. He led Turkish land forces and served in high command roles.
Boy Survives Four Mile Sewer Journey
Cleveland youths endure a dangerous ride through a storm sewer as a four boy group is swept by floodwater. Terry McGuire, 13, describes the dark, rushing tunnel, climbing to a ladder and exiting near a manhole. Two friends clung to a ladder while others completed the trek. All were treated with antibiotics and kept for observation.
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Cleveland
Terry McGuire
Fred Davis
Kevin McInerney
Fred
Thomas
McGuire
Ohio bids set to plug abandoned gas wells and resurface roads
The Ohio Department of Highways will open bids on Aug. 19 for well plugging along the North South Freeway in Ashland and Wayne counties and for multiple resurfacing and widening projects across Gallia Meigs and Hocking counties. Plans include a Cincinnati Day ton six lane freeway segment, 11 miles of Ohio 78 upgrades in Monroe County, and US 25 upgrades in Defiance Paulding counties.
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Ashland
Wayne
Cincinnati-Dayton
Montgomery
Warren
Ohio
Mon
Roe County
Ohio River
Woodsfield
Defiance
Paulding
Gallia County
Gallipolis
Gallia
Meigs Counties
U.S. 33
Cheshire
Salisbury
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Hocking County
U. S. 33
Logan
Pacifist Reynolds Returns to Mainland Facing Trespass Charge
Earle IL Reynolds, former Antioch College professor, returns to the mainland to prepare defense against a federal trespass charge for allegedly entering the U S nuclear test zone near Eniwetok. A hearing is set for August 8 after his July 1 arrest aboard the ketch Phoenix.
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Earle
Reynolds
U. S
Eniwetok
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Hono
Explorer IV Probes Space Radiation From High Orbit
Explorer IV satellite, in orbit for three days, confirms killer rays at about 600 miles up as Dr. James Van Allen reports promising data. The craft will map radiation energy on four counters and relay messages for two months, while Air Force plans for a moon-orbiting one-way mission between Aug 15 and 17 using a Thor-Able rocket.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
U.S
James van Allen
Iowa State University
Air Force
Vanishing Escapee Shocks Middleport Jail Scene
Henry Cutlit 47, an escapee from Athens State Hospital, vanished from Middleport jail after 7:30 a.m. He was last seen near Chester wearing a blood stained shirt. Authorities report padlock and cabinet screen disturbed, with hospital listing him as an escapee after attending a relative funeral.
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Leroy Bartrum
Henry Cutlit
Athens State Hospital
Chester
I. R. Neal
Cutfit
Neal
Bartrum
Lewis Ellis
Ellis
State Hospital
Athens
West Virginia
Museums on Film Shown for Brussels World Fair
Toledo's Museum of Art and Oberlin College's museum appear in a three reel film prepared by the U S Information Agency for display at the American Pavilion during the Brussels World Fair next month.
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Washington
Toledo
Museum of Art
Oberlin College
U. S. Information Agency
World War II Airmen Found in New Britain Jungle
In Brisbane Australia the Australian air force recovered bodies of four U S airmen from wreckage in the New Britain jungle. A P38 Lightning was nearly buried with one body, Wing Commander Keith Rundle reported. Nearby a B25 Mitchell held three bodies, while a Navy Grumman Wildcat had no bodies recovered.
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Brisbane
Australia
New Britain
Keith Rundle
Amberly Air Force Base
Grumman
Oldest Fremont Resident Dies at 101
Samuel A. Schulenberger, once a painter and paperhanger, died Monday at age 101. He was Fremont’s oldest resident.
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Fremont
Samuel A. Schulenberger
Logan police to enforce motor bir plane incident
Storms strike Ohio communities as Logan and nearby towns report weather disruptions. Officers are named in Bennett case as testimony continues in Gallia County while Reds stymie Indians in baseball action.
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Logan
OI United Appeal
Bennett
Gallia County
Rio Grande
Ohio
Nelsonville
Lebanon Minister Escapes Assassins on Beirut Road
Prime Minister Sami Solh narrowly escaped a car bombing nine miles from Beirut as would be assassins detonated a vehicle ahead of his convoy. Eight people died and a five year old girl was badly hurt, with the blast injuring several others. Authorities noted the attackers fled the scene after the explosion.
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Lebanon
Sami Solh
Solh
Soth’s
Soth
Sohl
Chamoun
Adel Osseyran
Associated Press
Fuad Shehab
Camille Chamoun
B52 Jet Bomber Crashes Near Limestone Maine
A B52 bomber returning from a training mission crashed three miles south of Loring Air Force Base Maine in wet fog with a 400 foot ceiling. Eight men were killed and Maj Moody E Deaton the sole survivor from Dennison Texas was in good condition at base hospital.
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Limestone
Maine
Loring Air Force Base
Maine- New Brunswick
Moody E. Deaton
Dennison
Tex
Three Men Missing Over Lake Trip From Minerva
Three men from Minerva Stark County are overdue after a lake trip. William Rigby 58 Jack Waseman 38 and Bil Waseman 39 took a 16 foot outboard boat to the area Thursday relatives expected them back Sunday and asked the Coast Guard to search. They planned to visit friends on Pelee Island but have not been seen there.
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Sandusky
Minerva
Stark County
William Rigby
Jack Waseman
Bil Waseman
Coast Guard
Pelee Island
Eisenhower stands firm on UN tied Middle East talks
President Eisenhower is ready to attend a Middle East summit only within the UN Security Council in New York. Khrushchev’s sharp letter appears to end plans for an emergency heads of government meeting. Officials call Khrushchev’s message vicious and insulting and reject five power talks in Moscow or elsewhere.
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Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Middle East
United Nations
UN Security Council
New York
Moscow
European
Dulles
London
Security Council
Soviet Union
Geneva
Auto Dealers In Washington Are Indicted
WASHINGTON Forty two car dealers in the Washington area were indicted on charges of conspiring to raise prices of new cars and colluding on parts and repairs. The indictments, the first in a Justice Department price fixing probe, name 17 Ford, 14 Chevrolet, and 11 Oldsmobile dealers plus the Ford Motor Co and Greater Washington Chevrolet Dealers Association as conspirators.
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Washington
Washington Area
Justice Department
New York
San Francisco
Cleveland
Detroit
Ford
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Ford Motor Co
Greater Washington
Chevrolet Dealers Association
Strike Talks Set by UAW Board on Aug 8
The United Auto Workers Internation al Executive Board will meet August 8 to discuss setting a strike deadline at the auto industry Big Three, the union announced.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
International
UAW
Town Declares War On Army Over Bridge Shortage
The town of Guilderland New York barred a road to a National Guard firing range after an Army refused a Bailey bridge. A crumbled Normanskill Creek bridge blocks access since June 8 and guardsmen must ford the creek to reach target practice.
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Albany
N. Y
Guilderland
Normanskill Creek
National Guard
Army
Faubus Hopes for Third Term After Little Rock Stand
Governor Orval Faubus campaigns in Arkansas primary hoping his Little Rock school integration stance boosts his bid for a third term. He faces Chris Finkbeiner and Lee Ward, who expect a runoff if no majority is reached. Both challengers criticized his National Guard cordon during the 1957 crisis.
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Little Rock, Ark
Orval Faubus
Little Rock
Faubus
Arkansas
Chris Finkbeiner
Little Rock Meat Packing Company
Lee Ward
Paragould, Ark
Ward
Finkbeiner
United States Steel To Announce Q2 Earnings And Dividend
United States Steel Corp directors meet to publish second quarter earnings and decide on dividends. A 75 cent common stock dividend is anticipated, as a rebound in steel operations supports a potential maintenance of the rate. Earnings and dividend figures will be released after the New York Stock Exchange closes at 3 30 p m EST.
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New York
United States Steel Corp
New York Stock Exchange
Lightning Strikes Claim Seven Across Nation
Storms produced dangerous lightning across the country. Central California reported five deaths with two injured. In Virginia two sailors were killed under a tree. Six Fort Jackson soldiers in South Carolina were struck. five hospitalized and one returned to duty.
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California
Virginia
South Carolina
Ft. Jackson
Weather outlook for West Virginia and Ohio
Cloudy conditions with scattered thunder showers possible in southern West Virginia tonight, low around 60. Wednesday turns partly cloudy, warm and humid with afternoon showers mainly in the south. Ohio sees partly cloudy skies with little temperature change and scattered showers tonight and Wednesday, low near 62 in most areas.
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