United States Defers Summit In Mideast Crisis
After a White House session, officials pledged a calm and constructive U N response to Khrushchev amid Lebanon and Jordan tensions. Dulles and Lloyd outlined a cooperative approach while keeping UN Security Council efforts active in seeking Mideast stability and avoiding a five power summit by Tuesday.
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White House
United Nations Security Council
Mideast
UN Security Council
United Nations
Khrushchev
Geneva
James Hagerty
Dulles
George
Allen
Eisenhower
Hagerty
Constructive
Selwyn Lloyd
Lloyd
London
Christian Herter
State Department
U.S
Duiles
Mac l
New York
Dag Hammarskjold
Lebanon
Hammarskjold
U.N. Security Council
Jordan
Ask
Burglar Steals From Sleeping Man in Early Morning Break-In
An intruder entered through an open window at 5:45 a.m. and stole $3 from a wallet in the bedroom of Albert Walpuff 471 Stratford Avenue. Walpuff woke briefly and saw a short stocky man escaping through the rear window. The wallet was left on the dresser.
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Albert Walpuff
Stratford Avenue
Remington Arms Guard Found Dead in Plant Garage
Raymond E. Greenwood, 48, of Milford, a guard at the Remington Arms plant, was found dead in a parked car inside a closed garage at the plant. Police opened an investigation into the death.
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Suard
Rem-Arms
Raymond E. Greenwood
Milford
Remington Arms Plant
Uadardats
Backing Sought for Shore Study in Oyster Area
A Connecticut study to assess oyster beds and shoreline ecology garners support from state and university researchers. James Galligan of Hartford leads fisheries oversight while Yale geologist Dr John Sanders proposes a $200000, ten year plan. Multiple funding possibilities include state sponsorship, national foundations, or Naval Research Office involvement.
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James P. Galligan
Hartford
State Board and Fish and Game Department
Atlantic States Marine Fisheries
New York City
Barske
John Sanders
Yale University
Department of Geology
State Geological and Natural History Survey Commission
Bargke
Office of Naval Research
Connecticut
Mr. Barske
Fairfield U
University of Bridgeport
Fairfield University
Galligan
Charles W. Ellis, Jr
Clapboard Hill Road
Greens Farms
Fairfield
Ellis
Norwich River
Burial Hill Beach
Westport
Norwalk Islands
Mr. Ellis
Yale
University of Texas
United States and Britain Seek UN Backing for Forces in Jordan and Lebanon
The plan aims to protect small states from direct or indirect aggression by bolstering American British troops in Jordan and Lebanon through military diplomatic and economic moves. Dulles believes a UN backed force replacing American troops can be approved with a two thirds majority. the State Department confirms a 12.5 million dollar Jordan aid package and 5 million for gasoline and urgent needs flown to Amman.
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United Nations
U. S
Lebanon
Jordan
Turkey
Iraq
Baghdad
Dulles
State Department
United States
King Bugsein
Amman
Police testimony ties Crowley to Jones case at Imperial Hotel
Testimony in the Jones case asserts Crowley’s guilt citing other evidence. No outside entry was found on the morning Jones died in the Imperial hotel suite he shared with Crowley and Frederick Kis singer. Jones did not leave the suite that morning and injuries likely occurred inside. Crowley left the hotel that morning and was contacted at a Turkish bath the same evening but did not return for some time. Police noted the lamp stand had been moved and the room cleaned before their arrival.
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Jones
Sted
Crowley
Imperial Hotel
Maryland
Frederick Kissinger
Airlifted troops intensify Middle East crisis tally
News report describes 400 more airlifted to Beirut and Cyprus security clampdown as British, American, and Jordanian forces boost presence in the region. Paratroops land in Jordan. U S Sixth Fleet ships pull back yet remain nearby. Israeli cabinet meets as Jordan severs ties with Syria’s UAR. United States provides 12.5 million dollar aid.
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Middle East
Bahrain
Persian Gulf
Kuwait
Cyprus
Mediterranean
East Affica
Aden
Arabian Peninsula
Kingdom of Jordan
Jordan
U. S
Beirut
Charles R. Brown
George W.anderson
Sixth Fleet
A. N. C. Bingley
Saratoga
Army
Adana
Israel
Jerusalem
Hussein
United Arab Republic
UAR
Iraq
Baghdad
United States
Nasser
Little Kingdom
Balloon test sets new height record near 130000 feet
A 294 by 216 foot poly balloon launched from Minneapolis by the Office of Naval Research and University of Chicago aims to film cosmic ray activity at extreme altitude. A load release near the eastern Montana North Dakota South Dakota border is planned, with General Mills noting the fragile film package and heavier flights attempted before.
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Schein
Minneapolis
Office of Naval Research
University of Chicago
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
General Mills, Inc
Sioux Falls
8.D
Mushroom poisoning victim goes home after hospital stay
Pasquale Mellilo, 63, of 50 Worth Street, admitted to St Vincent's Saturday for mushroom poisoning, went home yesterday. Two friends who fell ill after dining with him, Rocco Vitello, 74, of 114 Division Street, and Jerry Compolucci, 39, of 319 Hartal Avenue, were treated and released.
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Pasquale Mellilo
Worth Street
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Rocco Vitello
Division Street
Jerry Compolucci
Har- Tal Avenue
Church fund huddle set for Greek Orthodox parish
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox church building fund committee meets Thursday at 7 30 p m in the church hall to review progress in the 600000 campaign for a larger church. Co chairmen Leo Kiamos and Louis Carawlins will report pledges to date, with an initial goal of 250000 and the rest to be covered by donations and activities.
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Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church
Leo Kiamos
Louis Carawlins
Adams quiz opens today as inquiry shifts focus
A House investigation into Adams evolves as a new quiz opens on Adams and potential influence. The case features the 1953 refund ruling for Raylaine Worsteds Inc for Army cloth delays, with Goldfine not involved. The Armed Services panel continues closed hearings to decide if Adams used White House influence for friends, aiming for public testimony.
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Dute
Adams
Hebert
House
Bernard Goldfine
Raylaine Worsteds, Inc
Manchester
N.H
Goldfine
Army
Comptroller
Raglaine
Armed Forces Board of Contract Appeals
Roswell M. Austin
Austin
Armed Services Subcommittee
White House
Keating denounces Harris unit tactics in Adams probe
Rep Kenneth B Keating condemned the House Legislative Oversight sub committee for blunders and public smearing in its inquiry into Sherman Adams and Bernard Goldfine. He cited staff insubordination and eavesdropping as undermining rights, calling the affair a farce marked by leaks and innuendo.
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Washington
Kenneth B. Keating
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Keating
House
New York State
Adams
Boston
Goldfine
John Fox
West to Support Japanese Plan in UN Hearings
In ongoing UN deliberations Western powers back a Japanese draft urging the Security Council to craft new measures to safeguard Lebanon’s independence and enable the withdrawal of U.S. Marines. The United States and allies weigh how to proceed as Khrushchev calls for a Geneva summit involving Eisenhower and others.
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WEST
United States
Britain
France
Middle East
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Khrushchev
Geneva
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Qe Gaulle
India
Neh- Tu
Hammarskjold
Lloyd
U.N. Security Council
Japan
Lébanon
Koto Matsudaira
Council
General Assembly
U.N
Lebanon
National Strike Threatens GE Union Support Vote
A union resolution calls for a September 8 vote on backing its demand for GE job security amid layoffs and protests. It criticizes General Electric for denying problems, rejecting stabilizing proposals, and allegedly abusing the union while warning negotiations will be difficult.
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General: Electric
General Electric
Burglary Probed in Monroe Store
Police investigate a Monroe burglary at Mary's Variety on Route 11 after a wooden rear door was breached between 9 p.m. Saturday and 6 a.m. today. Thieves stole five large TM model boat kits and five cartons of Camel cigarettes. Owner Mrs Mary Rinaldis of Bridgeport reports the burglars ate ice cream during the break-in.
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Monroe
Mary's
Route 11
J.J. Tufano
Mary Rinaldis
Fern Street
Bridgeport
USSR Proposes Europe Wide Trade and Peace Pact
The Soviet note calls for a formal non aggression treaty between the Western bloc and Warsaw Pact nations, a denuclearized zone in central Europe, and reduced forces in East and West Germany. It seeks increased trade and scientific exchange, aerial surveys for defense, and cultural contacts to end the Cold War tensions. Observers see it as a second diplomatic move following a Middle East summit push.
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Europe
Western Europe
U. S
East
West Germany
NATO
Soviet Union
United States
Warsaw Pact
Central
Warner Corset Box wins house organ of the month
The publication at Warner Brothers titled Corset Box is honored as house organ of the month in the July issue of the Connecticut Regional Blood Program publication Pulse. Editor Dorothy S Langevin helped boost worker cooperation with local blood banks per Pulse.
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Warner
Warner Brothers Company
Connecticut
Pulse
Dorothy S. Langevin
Silope Tragedy and Rescue Tales From a Cold Vessel
Donald Williams and another teen describe a 14 foot Snipe sailing in rough water near Long Island. The boat capsized trapping Karcher who died after failing to reach help. Olson and Williams drifted, signaling help with a sail canva. A cabin cruiser rescued them. authorities notified as they recovered no body of Karcher.
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Donald Williams
Ansoniz
Karcher
Williams
Karche
Europe
Olson
Long Island
Charles Thayer
Westbury N.Y
Canva
Thayer
Archer
Milford Yacht Club
Inmates Escape From State Hospital Under Investigation
Authorities report two inmates fled the state hospital. One man known as Mirand is about 5'10" and 180 pounds, while Feather is about 150 pounds with wrist scars from a recent suicide attempt. Police at Ridgefield barracks disclosed the disappearance but provided few details on how the escape occurred.
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Mirand
Feather
Withen
Ridgefiel Barracks
Stratford presents The Winter Tale at Shakespeare Festival
Stratford July 20 AP The American Shakespeare Festival Theater and Academy adds The Winter's Tale to its repertory with a strong cast George Balanchine dances and Marc Blitzstein music. John Colicos Nancy Wickwire Richard Waring Will Geer lead a capable company in a production praised for humor, gravity, and understated tragedy amid flexible sets. Switzerland votes on reform of its federal tax system.
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Stratford
American Shakespeare Festival Theater
John Houseman
Jack Landau
New York Theater Guild
New York
Broadway
Henry Daniels
Romine Brent
Florence Reed
America
Shakespeare Festival
Leartes
Sicilia
Almos
Hermione
Polixenes
Bohemia
George Balanchine
Marc Blitzstein
David Hays
John Colicos
Leonte
Nancy Wickwire
Hemione
Richard Waring
Will Geer
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