Nasser Denies Charge Amid Beirut Crisis
UN Secretary General Hammarskjold pressed Nasser to quiet Lebanon rebellion as he met Nasser in Cairo after Beirut talks. UAR officials warn against foreign interference while insisting they aid no rebels. UN to set up Bekaa border watchdog as Beirut crisis continues.
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Camille Chamoun
United States
Britain
New York
Sweden
Security Council
Syria
Bekaa
Demonstrators Attack West German Embassy in Moscow
More than 1000 banner waving demonstrators pelted the West German Embassy with stones sticks and ink bottles in retaliation for a Bonn assault. U S newsmen were roughed up as they photographed the scene. The crowd advanced from several directions and smashed windows and sprayed ink inside.
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Moscow
Bonn
U. S
Lier Linked With Vanished Murphy Documents Tie to Dominican Case
The New York Times reports the Justice Department has handwriting documents by Gerald Lester Murphy linking him to the disappearance of Dr. Jesus de Galindez. Officials found the papers in Murphy's Ciudad Trujillo apartment after Murphy vanished on December 3, 1956.
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Justice Department
Gerald Lester Murphy
Jesus de Galindez
New York Times
Washington
State Department
Murphy
Ciudad ‘Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Times
Weather outlook for states with mixed conditions tonight
West Virginia expects cloudy cool with rain and possible thundershowers tonight. low around 60. Tomorrow partly cloudy and cool. Ohio sees partly cloudy with scattered showers this afternoon tonight and Tuesday. temperatures largely steady with lows 53 to 57 and highs near 74 to 78. Five day forecast shows cooler than normal temperatures and about one inch precipitation spread across showers Tuesday and Thursday or Sunday.
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Ohio
Albuquerque
Bismarck
Senet
Cleveland
Denver
Fort Worth
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Rumors of France China Talks Stir Paris Press
Paris reports circulate that France weighs limited diplomatic moves with Communist China. A Foreign Office official says no decisions have been made amid speculation linked to the July 5 Gaulle Dulles meeting. CHINCOM reviews strategic listings as Japan and allied nations monitor potential shifts.
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Iceland
Japan
Reds Protest Nagy Death Across Warsaw Circles
Warsaw sources report the Polish Communist party ready to protest Nagy’s execution within inner bloc circles. Public opposition by Gomulka seems unlikely. Raapakí and Zambrowski hinted at dissent in private Politburo speeches.
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Communist Party
Communist Bloc
Imre Nagy
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Moscow
Gomulka
Adam Rapacki
Roman Zambrowski
12 Die on Highways in Ohio Over Weekend
Eighteen persons died in Ohio over the weekend with twelve fatalities on the highways. Three deaths occurred in falls including two from trees and one from a bicycle accident.
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Ohio
Falls
Friends and relatives locate Davis body in Scioto River
In Columbus, friends and relatives resumed a search after police had discontinued it and found 19 year old Charles W. Davis in the Scioto River. Davis had fallen into the river Wednesday.
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Columbus
Charles W. Davis
Scioto River
Former Rep John Kerr Jr Dies at 85 in North Carolina
Warrenton North Carolina former congressman John H Kerr Jr a 30 year veteran died Saturday from pneumonia at age 85. Lee
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Warrenton
N.C
John H. Kerr, Jr
Congress
Record Debunks Campaign Claims On Eisenhower Support
Washington observers note bipartisan friction as GOP claims that a Republican Congress can push Ike’s agenda face a mixed voting record. In the Senate, Bridges and Knowland push older limits on the trade extension while several GOP senators opposed key labor regulation amendments. House support for defense reform was tepid and Senate backing for similar measures seems unlikely.
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House
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R-Nh
William F. Knowland
Rcalif
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Knowland
Clifford P. Case
R-Nj
John S. Cooper
Irving Ives
R-Ny
Jacob K. Javits
Edward J. Thye
R-Minn
U S Pigs Outrank Red Sputniks at Poznan Trade Fair
Ten pigs stole the show at the U S exhibit in Poznan Poland outdrawing the two giant Sputniks in the rival Soviet pavilion. The rural hog pastime drew crowds while the science marvels attracted fewer visitors.
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Poznan
Poland
U.S
Red Office Attacked In Protest
NEW YORK Hungarian refugees outside the Soviet delegation to the United Nations clashed with police on Park Avenue. Demonstrators smashed three windows injuring seven officers and several pickets as violence erupted during protests over the execution of former Hungarian Premier Imre Nagy and three associates.
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United Nations
Park Avenue
Manhattan
Imre Nagy
Moscow
Nagy
New Front Man Named in Probe
Rep. Morgan Moulder pressed House investigators to call Gerald D. Morgan as a front man for Adams in the inquiry into contacts between Adams and two regulatory agencies on behalf of Bernard Goldfine. Adams denied seeking or obtaining favored treatment while Morgan denied passing information to Goldfine. The SEC said Goldfine’s holding company was fined and is filing required reports. Howrey denied any prior preferred treatment in a 1953-54 mislabeling case.
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Rep
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D-Mo
House
Gerald D. Morgan
Eisenhower
Morgan
Adams
Moulder
Sherman Adams
White House
Bernard Goldfine
Boston
Goldfine
Federal Trade Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
Thomas C. Meeker
SEC
Meeker
East Boston
Goldfine Holding Company
Edward F. Howrey
The
FTC
Howrey
Brakes Fail Freight Crashes Slams Into Luxury Train
THURMONd WEST VIRGINIA A 144 car freight train rammed the halted George Washington passenger train on the C and O line. Engineer H W Honaker, 66, led four crew members and six passengers to hospital with non fatal injuries. Honaker was trapped two hours before rescue and suffered a broken leg as ore cars at the freight rear shoved the engine. Seven passenger cars and three freight cars derailed.
Parker to lead West Virginia Barboursville Hospital
Dr. William B. Rossman of the state mental health department announces Dr. Joseph Parker as Barboursville State Hospital superintendent effective July 1. Parker currently heads Hawthornden State Hospital near Cleveland, replacing Dr. William S. Sadley.
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Charleston
W. Va
William B. Rossman
West Virginia Department of Mental Health
Joseph Parker
Barboursville State Hospital
Parker
Hawthornden State Hospital
Cleveland
William S. Sadley
New Lexington Boy Dies After Run Into Car
Six year old Timmy Jay Fankhauser died after running into a car driven by Wayne Stalter in New Lexington. The accident happened about 7 p.m. near his home. He died 15 minutes later from injuries. He is survived by his parents and four siblings. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the EUB Church. Burial follows in New Lexington cemetery.
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New Lexington
Timmy Jay Fankhauser
Wayne Stalter
Stalter
Kenneth
Norma Brown Fankhauser
S. Main St
Eub Church
New Lexington Cemetery
Texan deputy probes voodoo powder verdict in rooster case
Deputy Sheriff Tony Lobello heard a woman accuse neighbors of voodoo activity in San Antonio Texas. She showed red crosses in a yard and a dead rooster as evidence. Lobello tasted the powder and ruled the rooster died from eating too much red pepper.
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San Antonio
Tex
Tony Lobello
Lobello
Admiral Not Rebuked McElroy Clarifies Burke Testimony
Secretary of Defense McElroy says he can disagree with Adm Burke’s Senate testimony on defense reorganization without rebuking the officer. He stressed he did not intend a rebuke and spoke at the Quantico press conference during the annual meeting of top Defense Department leaders.
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McElroy
Senate Armed Services Committee
Adm
Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
Burke
Quantico, Va
Marine ‘Base
Defense Department
Adm Burke
Teachers Should Require Strong Prep For Teaching
Bowling Green State University President Dr Ralph W McDonald urged state director delegates at the 36th annual meeting to push four year college preparation for teachers and make initial credentials probationary. He warned that lowering standards risks losing top students to the profession.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Ralph W. McDonald
Bowling Green State University
National Association of State Directors of Teacher Education and Certification
McDonald
Audienc
Joker Bomb Hoax Evacuates Theater Patrons
A bomb hoax led Cincinnati area police to evacuate a suburban theater for 15 minutes Sunday night. An anonymous caller claimed a bomb was set to go off and later teased officers during the search, which found nothing.
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Cincinnati
Auxiliary Police Key in Defense in Ohio Nuclear War
Ohio auxiliary highway patrolmen at their 13th state conference were told to manage evacuation traffic set up shelter areas and control points for nine target cities. Col Fred Moritz praised the force for 170000 manhours and Gov ONeill thanked the 5000 volunteers. Roy Scott received the Earl Ulmer Meritorious Service Award and Edgar Hazen earned a certificate for aiding in a supermarket robbery arrest.
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Ohio
Highway Patrol
Civil Defense
Youngstown
Toledo
Akron
Steubenville
Dayton
Canton
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Fred Moritz
Moritz
C. William O'Neill
Earl Ulmer
Roy Scott
Rt. 1
Crestline
Crawford County
Edgar G. Hazen
Philo
Muskingum County
Lexington
Buckeye Girls' State caucuses set for Tuesday primary votes
The 806 participants from 85 of Ohio's 88 counties field candidates for state offices in the mock government event. Antra Priede leads the Nationalists with Barbara Folkerth heading the Federalists as two attendees cannot vote due to age or citizenship status.
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Columbus
Buckeye
Ohio
American Legion Auxiliary
Forty-One New York Central Cars Derailed West of Toledo
A freight derailment 20 miles west of Toledo involves 41 cars of a 98 car eastbound NY Central train from Chicago to Toledo. About 2000 yards of mainline track were ripped up near Holland, 33 cars demolished, six newmen uninjured. Tracks expected out 18 to 24 hours, rerouting adds about 90 minutes to schedules. Cause under investigation.
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New York Central
Here
Chicago
Holland
Lucas County
Elkhart
Ind
Adrian
Mich
Indonesia Rebels Claim North Celebes Victory
Indonesia rebel radio claimed forces repelled Jakarta invaders in North Celebes with 70 soldiers killed in a single engagement. The broadcast reported a decisive defense and victory for the rebels.
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Indonesia
Celebes
Manila
Radio Today
Jakarta
Ohio Boy Drowns at Pymatuning Lake Yacht Basin
A five year old from Youngstown Ohio named Matthew Carson drowned Sunday in four feet of water at the Pymatuning Lake yacht basin. He was the son of Mr and Mrs David Carson.
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Jamestown
Youngstown, Ohio
Pymatuning Lake
Matthew Carson
David Carson
Retired Admiral Ghormley Dies At 74 In Washington
Vice Admiral Robert L. Ghormley retired at 74 and once led the Allied attack on the Solomon Islands during World War II. He had suffered from a heart condition and died Saturday in Washington.
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Washington
Robert L. Ghormley
Solomon Islands
Little Rock School Integration Hearing Recessed
U S District Judge Harry J. Lemley briefly recessed a hearing on a motion to stay his order suspending school integration in Little Rock. Attorney Wiley Branton for the NAACP urged a stay pending appeal, while the school board opposed.
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Little Rock
Ark
U.S
Harry J. Lemley
Forder
Lemley
Wiley Branton
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Branton
A. F. House
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
U.S. Supreme Court
Central High
Negro Leaders to Meet Eisenhower on Civil Rights
Four Negro leaders met with President Eisenhower at the White House to discuss civil rights issues including school integration. The group considered federal intervention as a party to an appeal against a judge’s order delaying integration in Little Rock. In Arlington Virginia seven Negro children have been approved to enter white schools next fall with about 15 others seeking admission. Virginia law requires closing any racially integrated school.
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White House
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Ark
Lemley
Justice Department
Arlington
Virginia
No Circus in Town Bogs Down in Wooster
An animal circus en route to Galion was halted at the Wooster Fairgrounds as four trucks were impounded by the Ohio Highway Patrol for missing state axle-mile tax stickers. Officers said two drivers face charges for lacking valid licenses.
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Galion
Here
Wooster Fairgrounds
Ohio Highway Patrol
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