Power packed Sixth Fleet sails for Middle East flashpoint
Rome July 15 AP The U S Sixth Fleet the most powerful ever assembled in the Mediterranean includes the Des Moines flagship and three carriers Wasp Essex and Saratoga with about 35000 men and 100 planes. It heads from the French Riviera Naples and Athens toward the Middle East after amphibious drills and a Dikili Turkey landing.
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Rome
U.S
Marnes
Lebanon
Mediterranean
Des Moines
French
Riviera
Naples
Athens
Middle East
Dikili
Turkey
Charles R. Brown
Egypt
Israel
Hussein
Brown
Wasp
Essex
Saratoga
Merchants Elect New Leadership In Bridgeport Meeting
A Bridgeport merchants meeting ended with unanimous agreement to form a permanent group. Officers elected include Behn as president and Schwartz, Levine, Rutkin, Bowman, and directors from Jay James Camera Shop, Rodney Clothes, United Men’s Clothes and Bowman's Record Shop. The body plans to study refund methods, discuss bus company terms, and press for lower parking fees and two-way traffic on State Street and Fairfield Avenue.
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Levine
Joseph Boas
Mr. Behn
James Schwartz
Jay James Camera Shop
Mr. Levine
Rodney Clothes
Harold Rutkin
United Men's Clothes
Jack Bowman
Bowman's Record Shop
Mart[hall ‘Lewis
Stephen Kaye
Harry ‘Nemeth
Max Besserman
Frank O'Brien
Boss
Boas
Behn
Tedesco Cooperative
Tedesco
State Street
Fairfield Avenue
McLevy
Bridgeport
World Reacts To Iraqi Coup And Lebanon Intervention
The Associated Press reports a global reaction as Iraq aligns with the Nasser camp and U S Marines land in Lebanon. Leaders from Jordan to France, Britain, India, Pakistan, Italy, Japan, Formosa, Australia, and others react with cautions and support, citing Arab nationalism, Middle East stability, and UN actions.
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Associated Press
Middle East
Iraq
U. S
Lebanon
Hungary
U. 5
Kremilin
United Nations
Yugoslavia
Tito
Moscow
Jordan
Amman
Paris
Charles de Gaullé
Damascus
United Arab Republic
Jaber’ Omar
Omar
U.S
UN Security Council
Bombay
India
Nehru
Baghdad
Ipact
Pakistan
League
Italy
Rome
Atlantic Council
North Atlantic Alliance
Amintore Fantani
Chamber of Deputies
Far East
Chiang ‘Kai-shek
Formosa
Australia
Richard G. Casey
Canberra
Faisal
June Gains Highlight Industrial Rise and Income Jump
The Commerce Department reports June shows stronger industrial activity and higher personal income driven by wages and salaries. Government payments fell for the first time since February while unemployment rose modestly. A Paradoxical 1693 dated paper found in Ponca City highlights a local typographical error.
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Reserve Board
Ponca City
Okla
APY
Harold Hunt
Atlas Launching Again Postponed At Cape Canaveral
The Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile test at Cape Canaveral was postponed for the second time in three days due to technical troubles. The 85 foot missile, featuring its full three engine propulsion system, aims for a full range test soon, with August possible.
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Cap’ Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
wAn’ Air Force
Transport Workers Union
Cape
Rocketdyne
North American ‘Aviation Co
Atlas
Convair Astronautics
Playground Children Visit Beach Thursday
Tomorrow a city playground day takes groups and their leaders to Pleasure Beach. The outing departs at 10 a.m. from Pleasure Beach, with city recreation officials coordinating. Free amusement rides are arranged for the group, and playgrounds close for the day after the excursion.
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Pleasure Beach
I. Robert
M. Shultz
Young
Released by Cuba rebels 7 GIS in prisoner return
Mae reports 7 GIS released by Cuban rebels as 2/c Billy Ray Fox of Bloomfield N J recalls his wife Lee kissing him goodbye. The released men, including Marine Sgt Charles B Young and others, were brought from a Sierra de Pluriales pickup point, with rebels eager to endanger no captives lives.
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Mae
Billy Ray Fox
Bloomfield
Lee
Fox
Charles B. Young
Bronx
New York
Noble
Brown
Sp ‘Diantead
Robert ‘Gibbon
Chattahoochee
Fla
Aviation
William Criste
Scottsville
Ken
Alfredo R.hernandez
Esparto
Calif
Fenting Wy
Northboro
Mass
Torge Rescalla
Sierra de* Pluriales
Ford
Gibson
Brazil Independence Day celebrates 1822 secession
Brazil marks Independence Day on September 7 recalling its 1822 break from Spanish rule, a pivotal moment in establishing the nation’s modern sovereignty and national identity.
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Brazil
Three Women Held in Slaying of Greenwich Village Barmaid
Three women from Greenwich Village and East Norwalk were held for questioning after the barmaid Barbara Steele 23 was found dead in a Bronx apartment. Two suspects admitted assault in the village last night and a barbiturate jar was found at the scene. Police identified Dorothy Arnold Lisa Davis and Barbara Mitchell as the suspects with the incident occurring near Surfmaid club in Manhattan.
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New York
Greenwich Village
Bronx
Barbara Joan Steele
Arthur Steele'Jr
Norwalk
Dorothy Arnold
Lisa, Davis
Greenwvich ‘Village
Barbara’ Mitchell
Filton Avenue
East Norwalk
Conn
Miss Mitchell
Miss Arnold
Arnold
Mitchell
Miss Steele
Fear Faisal Dead
Government officials said today that Iraq's young King Faisal probably has been killed by the revolutionists who overthrew his government. They cited no conclusive evidence but deem him dead at 23. Premier Nuri Said is likely dead and Crown Prince Abdul Hal is said to have been hanged in Baghdad.
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Washington
Iraq
Faisal
Nuri
Abdul Hal
Baghdad
Probers Reject Goldfine Plan in Senate Hearings
Senator liams of Mississippi said the committee will not rush to cite Goldfine and plans to wait until all questions are posed to the witness. Harris said Goldfine will return to the witness chair tomorrow morning after a White House luncheon with business leaders was described but without specifics.
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Liams
Goldfine
Adams
White House
Eisenhower
Wrecked cars cleared today in New Haven incident
A five crew was injured in a wreck near Railroad Avenue and Main Street in New Haven. Fred Brown, 61, of Bethany, a freight train conductor, reported a back injury. The scene echoes the 1911 Federal Express crash that killed 14.
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Fred Brown
Bethany
Federal Express
Railroad “Avenue
Main Street
Celar Hill
New Haven
Bay Ridge
Brooklyn
Milford approves 64 unit motel and service center
Milford planning board grants a permit for a $750,000 cosmotel on Wolf Harbor road off the Merritt Parkway after a public hearing. Opponent Harald E Bassett questioned water adequacy. Harold Skidd and Irving Weitz requested the permit. Walter R Cable supported development boosting tax base. Councilman Ernest C Ekonomon urged mail notice to adjacent property owners for future hearings.
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Milford
Board Tonight
Wolf Harbor Road
Merritt Parkway
Harald E. Bassett
Laurel Beach
Harold Skidd
Irving Weitz
Walter R. Cable
Ernest C. Ekonomon
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