Nine Yanks Reunited With Kin
Nine U S army men freed after six weeks in Communist East Germany reunited with families in Frankfurt. The Red Cross groups arranged release amid claims of recognition by East German regime. Maj George E Kemper read statements at U S 3rd Armored Division HQ. men denied brainwashing and reported good treatment.
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Iraq Regime Ends Jordan Union as Rebels Pledge Oil Flow
Washington AP dispatch reports Iraq's revolutionary regime says the Bagdad Jordan federation ended, while rebels vow to keep oil shipments to Western buyers and to help evacuate Americans. The Hussein throne dispute remains unresolved as the embassy asserts no ties to Hussein. Saleh Mahdi, a rebel envoy, conveyed this to the State Department.
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Washington
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Syria
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Saleh Mahdi
State Department
Lisbon Couple and Stanwood Man Die in Crash Near DeWitt
Three elderly Iowans died in a Saturday car truck collision on Highway 30 near DeWitt as they were en route to George Mussig’s funeral. Sam H. Andre and Elizabeth Andre of Lisbon aged 15 and 73 respectively perished. Elizabeth’s brother Albert Mussig, 76, of Stanwood died later at a DeWitt hospital. Truck driver Howard Beck, 38, of Independence was injured. Surviving family includes Leonard Andre of Cedar Rapids. Bodies transported to Lisbon and Clarence funeral homes. The crash occurred just across from the expected funeral site on a gravel road access.
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Reck
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Leonard
Cedar Rapids
Minnesota
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Cora Dorcas
Lulu Reimer
Nellie’ Beasmore
Minnie’ Spencer
Mechanicsville
Effie Cameron
Louis
Send Frank
Stanwood
Soviet government planned Moscow embassy protest, officials say
U S officials report convincing evidence that mass demonstrations outside the U S embassy in Moscow were orchestrated by the Soviet government. Washington had protested Russia over the protests on Thursday and Friday and demanded compensation. Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson lodged the protests with the Soviet foreign office. Authorities say the large turnout was not spontaneous and cite specific incidents as proof of official responsibility.
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Eisenhower Urges Troops to Protect Lebanon Freedom
President Eisenhower told U.S. troops in the Middle East to beware deliberate provocations and to stay ready as Lebanon’s independence and integrity are secured. He said American forces would depart once Lebanon’s freedom is guaranteed and warned of hostile propaganda and outside meddling.
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Jordan
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Khrushchev
Missouri Floods Kill and Trap Train in Eastern State
Torrential rains dumped up to four inches causing flash floods and earth slides across eastern Missouri. Three drowned, including a mother and son in a submerged station wagon near Old Appleton. A Missouri Pacific passenger train was stalled for hours by slides while crews cleared tracks. Two St. Louis fishermen escaped after floodwaters swept their car toward House Springs.
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Houston
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Little Rock
John Caruthers
Russellville
Ark
Larry D. Stevens
Everett J. ‘Tucker
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Stevens
Khrushchev calls for quick U.N. summit on Middle East
At the United Nations Khrushchev proposed a fast summit to resolve Middle East tensions. Western powers and Japan weighed in as diplomats sought a Security Council path to U.S. withdrawal from Lebanon. A mix of wariness and cautious interest framed the weekend responses as the council prepared to meet.
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British Marines Ordered to Land in Tobruk Libya
London reports Britain's defense ministry announced a Royal Marines commando unit has been ordered to land at Tobruk Libya, near Egypt. The move reinforces British forces in Libya under the 1953 British Libyan friendship alliance as regional tensions rise. The unit will deploy aboard the cruiser Bermuda and other Royal Navy vessels.
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United States backs UN solution stance on Middle East crisis
The United States told Russia it would promptly consider Premier Khrushchev's proposal for an immediate summit on the Middle East crisis and urged Soviet cooperation for a United Nations led solution. Dulles and Lloyd pursue a calm diplomatic strategy to deter reckless action amid troop moves into Lebanon and Jordan.
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Washington
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Middle East
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State Department
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Eisenhowever
Gettysburg
Sel- Alwyn Lloyd
Lloyd
Anyi
Turkey
Lloyd Ti
United Arab Republic
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Jordan
U.S
Lioyd
New
India
Kheushehev
Hubert J. Wumphrey
D- Wun
Senate
Lost Ring Returned After Turkey Processing Plant Find
WILLMAR AP reports Darlene Snowgren’s boyfriend lost her high school ring a year ago at a turkey processing plant. An Ohio family found the ring and returned it, bringing the item back to Snowgren.
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Ohio
Win A
Hukey
Fanfani Wins Confidence Vote in Rome Chamber
Premier Amintore Fanfani won a confidence vote by a narrow margin in the chamber of deputies. The 295 to 287 result supported his Euro Western policy and rejected Communist calls to align with the Six Union. The vote cleared the way for Fanfani, also foreign minister, to meet U.S. Secretary of State Dulles in Washington. Nine abstentions.
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Aiminatore Fanfani
Linn
Chamber of Deputies
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Italy
U.S
State Dulles
Washington
Anamosa Judge J E Hewer Announces State Supreme Run
Supreme Court district official J E Hewer of Anamosa has announced his candidacy for the state supreme court. Details appear on page 1 section 2.
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