Reds Decline Comment On Geneva Talks
Washington reports boosted by Russia's softer stance, U S officials say nuclear test talks set for Geneva Tuesday may break the disarmament deadlock. Western allied scientists join Soviet bloc delegates to seek a workable inspection system and pave the way for further arms control steps.
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Washington
Russia
U.S
Geneva
United States
Moscow
Eisenhower
Congress
Britain
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Land and sea battle rages around Tripoli in Lebanon flare
Government forces pound rebel strongholds around Tripoli from land and sea in Lebanon's largest battle of the seven week revolt. Rebels threaten Kennedy Memorial hospital in rebel zone overlooking Tripoli, with 25 patients and 42 staff inside. At least nine killed in fighting. U.S. Embassy expresses grave concern.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Tripoli
U. S. Presbyterian Hospital
U.S
Kennedy Memorial
Mediterranean
el Mena
Camille Chamoun
Judge Riley Dies Suddenly
West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals Justice James B. Riley died at 63 from a heart attack at his Charleston home. He served as dean of the high court and was elected in 1934, with a term expiring 1960. Gov. Underwood will name an interim replacement with a party affiliate.
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Charleston
James B. Riley
West Virginia
Supreme Court of Appeals
Riley
Supreme Court
Chauncey M. Browning
Henry L. Ducker
Wyoming County
Wheeling
Thomas §. Riley
Georgetown
Columbia
Marshall County
Benwood
Frances Riley Ruffner
James B. Riley Jr
Underwood
John H. Hatcher
Raleigh County
Haymond Maxwell
Clarksburg
Harley M. Kilgore
U S Embassy Awaits Word On 9 Airmen
U S Ambassador Thompson awaits Washington word to seek release of nine American airmen forced down in Soviet Armenia after a Russian jet interception. Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko claims the crew were unharmed and well cared for. The Defense Department disputes Soviet space violation charges and notes the plane may have burned on landing following an overcast flight from Wiesbaden to Iran.
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Moscow
U.S
Llewellyn E. Thompson Jr
Washington
Soviet Armenia
Andrei Gromyko
Thompson
Gromyko
United States
Defense Department
State Department
Iran
Pakistan
Weisbaden
Germany
Cyprus
Adana
Turkey
Armenia
Convicts Die In Escape Attempt At State Reformatory
In Lagrange Kentucky six inmates and an escaped man attempted a wall escape at the state reformatory. Edgar Hill Jr. 21 of Lexington and Okley Herron 2 of Junction City were killed in the gunfire. Andy Barbell 33 of Cincinnati and Frankfort remained at large after the breakout.
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Junction City
Andy Bar Bell
Cincinnati
Frankfort
Hill
Herron
Lincoln County
Gray
Army Training Pays Off For State Father
In Wheeling the quick action of a father saved his seven year old son from Wheeling Creek. The man pulled the child from the water after a slip and, though unconscious and blue, began artificial respiration. A witness contacted a hospital and the boy recovered. The father credited his Army training.
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Wheeling
Wheeling Creek
Harold Stauver Jr
Harold III
Wheeling Hospital
Nixon Defends Adams in White House Aid Inquiry
Vice President Nixon, commenting on the Sherman Adams matter, says the chief White House assistant may stay in place unless proof of wrongdoing emerges. He distinguishes this from Truman era influence cases involving Bernard Goldfine and officials later convicted. Nixon cites differences between accepting favors and fixing tax or AEC loan cases.
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Washington
Nixon
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Lees
Truman
Bernard Goldfine
Kenneth B. Keating
Bomb hits Bethel Baptist Church in Birmingham
The Bethel Baptist Church in Birmingham suffered a dynamite bombing early Sunday damaging the church and nearby home. Rev. F L Shuttlesworth said a smoking dynamite can was found before the explosion and a carload of white men was seen nearby. Police investigation and FBI involvement continue in a long history of anti Negro attacks since 1948.
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Birmingham
Ala
Bethel Baptist Church
F. L. Shuttleswoth
Shuttlesworth
Will Hall
Shuttleswoth
G. L. Pattie
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
FBI Office
Tian
President Garcia Heads For Home
President Carlos P. Garcia of the Philippines flew toward Manila aboard a U S Air Force transport after a U S visit highlighted by approval of a multi million dollar loan by Washington.
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Garcia
San Francisco
Philippines
Carlos P. Garcia
Manila
U. S. Air Force
United States
Washington
Two Canadians and American abducted by Cuban rebels
Cuban rebels seized two more North Americans, increasing the toll to 42 believed in rebel hands. Daymond Elmore of Louisiana and Richard Sargeant of Toronto were taken near Guantanamo, as U S authorities sought the release of 27 missing Marines and sailors from the Guantanamo base.
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Havana
U.S
Daymond Elmore
Haynesville
Guantanamo
Fidel Castro
U. S
Park Wollam
William
Jet Tankers Break Record In New York London Flight
Two U S Air Force KC135 aircraft set record times for the London to New York run with 5 hours 51 minutes 24.8 seconds and 5 hours 53 minutes 21 seconds. The Alpha and Bravo completed the routes amid a memorial for victims of a Westover Westover crash. The missions showcased thrust speeds over 587.72 mph with top speeds near 630 mph as four planes were deployed for the mission.
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New York
U.S. Air Force
London
J. W. Hackett
Royal Air Force
Hackett
Air Force
Idlewild
Floyd Bennett Field
Alpha
Bravo
Thewild
Westover Air Force Base
Massachusetts
Westover
England
Midocean
Harry Burrell
Omaha
Neb
Burrell
Burt Davenport
San Antonio
Tex
James J. Jones
Wichita
Kan
Eugene A.miller
Marion
Ohio
William Myers
Indianapolis
William Minchew
Bastrop
Allen Evans
Bramwell
New York-London
President Eisenhower Attends Church Service
President Eisenhower went to morning services at National Presbyterian Church alone with Secret Service protection. The sermon, by Rev. Edward L. R. Elson, discussed when and how to be angry, citing Christ driving money changers from the temple.
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Washington
Eisenhower
National Presbyterian Church
Edward L. R. Elson
Dr. Elson
Christ
Temple
Airman Neely's body recovered from New River
The 26-year-old Airman Samuel Dexter Neely, who fled from Germany to care for his ill mother, was found in New River near Shumate's Falls after entering the river during a stop after a ball game. Rescue teams recovered him after a night search. his mother remains critically ill. He served in the Korean era and is survived by his sister Virginia Neely. The body rests at Broyles Funeral Home in Peterstown.
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Peterstown
Rhein-Main Air Force Base
Germany
New River
Shumate's Falls
Glen Lyn
Secom
Samuel Dexter Neely
Giles
John Hopkins
Young Neely
Frazier Short
Pocahontas
Neely
Short
Eddy Hunter
Giles County Rescue Squad
Margaret Neely
Giles Memorial Hospital
Mercer County
Margaret Suttle
Dexter D. Neely
Air Force
Virginia Neely
Broyles Funeral Home
Owls Invade Home In North Hollywood Morning
At 6 am Jim Manask wakes to find two owls in his son's room. The family chases them with towels and open doors while feathers and soot from a stuffed squirrel cover Arthurs space. After an hour the owls retreat to a tree.
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North Hollywood
Calif
Jim Manask
Manash
Helen
Police
Humane Society
Mrs. Manash
Arthur
200000 Pilgrims Attend Feast Day in Rome
About 200000 pilgrims and visitors attended St Peters Basilica for the feast day of St Peter and St Paul in Rome. Archbishop Primo Principi led a pontifical Mass at the patriarchal Basilica of St Paul outside the walls with other services held there.
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Rome
St. Peters Basilica
St. Peter and St. Paul
Primo Principi
St. Paul
House Fire Claims Couple and Three Children
A Houston AP report says a couple and three young children died in an apartment fire early Sunday. Four bodies were recovered on the top floor of a two story frame building. a 4 year old boy died later at a hospital. Victims named include Robert Van Dyke 30 Nell 25 Bobbie 5 months Nelda Ann Wallin 6 and Danny Wayne Keg-
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Houston
Tex
Robert van Dyke
Nell
Bobbie
Nelda Ann Wallin
Danny Wayne Keg
Eulogies for Fifteen Victims of Westover Crash
At Westover Air Force Base a memorial service honored fifteen killed in a Stratotanker crash en route to a New York London record attempt. Military and civilian victims include Brig. Gen. Donald W. Saunders, Lt. Col. George Broutsas, Lt. Joseph Sweet, Capt. James Shipman, Capt. John Gordon, Sgt. Donald Gabbard, T. Sgt. Joseph Hutter, and AP and UP reporters Daniel Coughlin Norman Montellier Glenn Williams Robert Ginsburgh Ames McConaughty Jr. and others. Investigators work amid scattered wreckage in a field near the base as chaplains lead services and Gen. White's statements are quoted.
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Westover Air Force Base
Mass
New York
London
Lawrence A. Dickson
William F. Taylor
Taylor
Thomas E. White
Air Force
Col
J. C. Bailey
Joint Air Force Aircraft Industry Investigating Board
Donald W. Saunders
Athens
N.Y
George Broutsas
Brattleboro
Joseph C. Sweet
Chandler
Ariz
James Shipman
Kansas City
Kan
U.S. News and World Report
Robert A. Ginsburgh
U.S. News and _— Report
Ames L. McConaughty Jr
Washington
Sibley
Anon Ton Traveler
William Cochran
National Aeronautical Assn
Strong Air Shocks Recorded In Japan
The Japanese Weather Bureau reports air shocks from Sunday’s U.S. nuclear test in the Pacific were far stronger than any previous Tokyo records. Shocks reached Japan about 32 hours after the detonation near Eniwetok Atoll, likely a device of over 20 megatons, with Tokyo’s prior record set by a 1956 July 11 blast at 15 megatons.
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Tokyo
U. S
Pacific
Japanese Weather Bureau
Japan
Eniwetok Atoll
Weather Bureau
U.S
Soviets Celebrate First Youth Day in Moscow Parades
The Soviet Union marked its first annual Youth Day with parades, games, and programs in Moscow. Groups of young men and women participated in celebrations across the capital.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
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