No United Nations force needed for Lebanon says Hammarskjold
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold told the Security Council no international military force is required to halt aid to Lebanese rebels. He noted the U N observer group has arranged border inspections and is equipped to handle the mission, while Henry Cabot Lodge urged a supplementary force.
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Iraq
Jordan
Marines Enter Beirut As Lebanon Crisis Expands
U S Marines land a second battalion and move from the beachhead into Beirut raising total Marines in Lebanon to 3,600 as rebel forces threaten pro Western President Camille Chamoun. Rebels call for defense of country while Lebanese security forces handle the fallout.
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British Leader Will Fly to Washington for Talks
Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd will travel to Washington for talks after being invited by Secretary Dulles. Lloyd said Britain supports U.S. intervention in Lebanon and would aid Jordan if King Hussein requests help. British forces are alerted from the home islands to East Africa for Middle East action as tensions rise around Iraq and the Arab Federation.
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Eisenhower
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Britain May Send Force Into Jordan
Washington reports indicate Britain may land troops in Jordan following U S landings in Lebanon as Marines pour into Beirut. Jordan King Hussein appeals for help while Moscow urges withdrawal and Adlai Stevenson backs U S action.
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Jordan
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Lebanon
Nixon invites Minnesota lawmakers to Aqua- tennial flight
Vice President Nixon invites Minnesota's five Democratic House members to join a government Convair to Minneapolis for the Aqua Centennial parade. Rep. Knutson declines while Rep. Blatnik cites workload. Thye and four Republican lawmakers accept, with Sen. Thye and Mrs Thye planning to stay for a Sunday speech. Humphrey undecided but not opposed to attending.
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Nixon
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Minneapolis
Edward J. Thye
R-Minn
Walter Judd
Albert Quie
H. Carl Andersen
Seph P. O'Hara
Humphrey
Sen
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Dminn
Thye
Coya Knutson
John A. Blatnik
Public Works
Cool 5 Ties Twin Cities Low Record
The Associated Press reports a 5 40 a.m. reading of 51 tied a 47 year July 16 low for the Twin Cities. Minimums across Minnesota ranged down to 41 in Bemidji with 45 in Redwood Falls and Duluth 46 in International Falls and Rochester 50 in St. Cloud and 51 in Alexandria and East Grand Forks.
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St. Cloud
Alexandria
East Grand Forks
U.N. Observers Refuse Contact With Marines in Lebanon
The U.N. observer team in Lebanon says it cannot contact or work with non-Lebanese forces and lacks authority to alter its position without another U.N. Security Council action. U.S. Ambassador Lodge says U.S. forces will cooperate and establish liaison upon arrival.
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Lebanon
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Grand Jury Called in Mill City Slaying
A Minneapolis grand jury is convening Monday to study the alley shooting that left Edward G. Haggen, 20, dead after a street corner scuffle involving eight young men. Detective Inspector Charles Wetherille said Ronald W. Neva, 24, confessed to firing the fatal shot.
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Mankato Club Operator Sued for Refusal of Service
Four Nigerians sue Mankato operator Ray Hanson of 169 Club alleging race based denial of service on July 10. Civil action seeks up to 500 dollars per plaintiff with hearings planned, as they describe their summer stay and educational ties to Mankato and nearby colleges.
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169 Club
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Schaffer in Contest for Legislature
Emil Schaffer retired as a game warden and filed for state representative in the Fifth District opposing incumbent Jake Herzog. A Michigan native and longtime civil servant, Schaffer is unaffiliated with any party and pledges to represent all county residents. He previously served in Duluth and Two Harbors and lives at 709 W. Maple with his wife and grown son.
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Jake Herzog
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Michigan
Bessemer
Mich
Duluth
Division of Game and Fish
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Brimson
Two Harbors
Austin
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VFW
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Construction Chief Dies in Minnesota Heart Attack
Benson Minnesota Fred De Ruyter 56 head of De Ruyter Construction Co based in Willmar died after a heart attack at a construction camp along Highway 17 three miles east of Benson. The incident occurred early today.
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Farm Worker Suffocates in Burning Car
Albert Hahn, 62, of rural Little Falls, Minnesota, died in a car fire found on the Leonard Rocheleau farm about five miles northeast of Little Falls. Deputy coroner Steve La Fond ruled the death accidental after Hahn allegedly fell asleep while smoking a cigar in the parked vehicle. The interior was engulfed and Hahn’s body burned beyond recognition.
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Albert Hahn
Little Falls
Steve la Fond
Morrison County
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Leonard Rocheleau
LaFond
Rocheleau
Baghdad Pact leaders thank Ike for U.S. Lebanon intervention
In Ankara Turkey three leaders from Turkey Iran and Pakistan ended an emergency meeting to cable President Eisenhower with thanks for American intervention in Lebanon. The Baghdad Pact chiefs urged unity amid the Middle East crisis with Iraq amid pro-Nasser forces and Britain as the fifth member.
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Eisenhower
Lebanon
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Pakistan
Middle East
Iraq
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Vast Air Fleet Set for Action In Europe
In Paris AP reports the United States has massed more than 100 transport planes across Europe to move the 24th Infantry Division, recently renamed from the 11th Airborne, to the Mideast on short notice. The fleet draws from Europe and the United States, forming a 16,000-strong elite force with potential atomic capability if ordered.
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Soviet Union
Nasser
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Eisenhower
Lebanon
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South Carolina
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Mideast
Middle East
Congress May Be Placed on Emergency Call
Washington AP reports lawmakers may keep Congress on call for a Middle East emergency after finishing regular business next month. Senator Styles Bridges predicts a resolution to allow party leaders in both houses to recall members if President Eisenhower does not. Senate Democratic leader Lyndon B. Johnson has not decided and offered no speculation on Lebanon.
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Congress
Middle East
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R-Nh
Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Senate
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Lebanon
Weather Observations From Herald Site On Fire Station Roof
The Weather Official U S readings report a high of 71 and low of 44 in the past 24 hours. At 8:30 a.m. the temperature stood at 48 with clear skies observed from the fire station roof.
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