Allies Map Answer to Khrushchev
The United States Britain and France draft a reply to Khrushchev calling for an emergency summit on the Middle East. They favor keeping diplomacy in the Security Council and aim to counter Khrushchev by urging him to bring his charge to the Council.
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Eisenhower
Budget Shows $2.81 Billion Deficit for Fiscal Year
The U.S. budget ended June 30 in the red by 2.813 billion dollars as receipts totaled 69.1 billion while outlays reached 71.9 billion. Officials project a 10 to 12 billion deficit for the new fiscal year beginning July 1.
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Secretary of the Treasury
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Eisenhower
Mr. Eisenhower
Two Women Injured in Atlanta Car Collision
Ida Brown ing gave Ethel Ferguson a lift when a casual remark about the other woman's shoes led to a crash into a utility pole. Both women were injured, but not seriously, according to police reports.
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Atlanta
UPI
Ida Browning
Ethel Ferguson
Two Chimps Smell Perfume Costs Big
Ocean Park California reports two male chimpanzees drank a $2,300 amount of perfume at the new Pacific Ocean park pier. They escaped their cages and left, while their owner joked they were probably sleeping it off.
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Rob
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Neptune’s Fountain
All Night Cyprus Curfew Imposed
Nicosia Cyprus AP British authorities imposed a dusk to dawn curfew for 30 days to quell Greek and Turkish Cypriot violence. The vendetta has killed 20 people in a week and tougher measures threaten daytime curfews if the night raids persist.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Ati
Hound 14 Continues Long Night Journey for Loved Family
Old Rowdy the deaf lame and partly blind hound, aged 14, travels about 20 miles from his farm to Clinton each week to reach the Tyes Mr and Mrs Fred Tye now living there His loyalty to his rescuers and to the country where he was born keeps him on this lifelong trek He crosses highways and a river at night without complaint, despite past moves by the Tyes to different homes
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Clinton, Mo
Rowdy
Clinton
Fred Tye
Tyes
Thieves Snatch Firemen's Fund
In New York a pair of thieves tricked a fire department rescue squad and stole $2,000 from the Christmas and welfare fund while responders were at a small blaze. Police believe one thief started the fire and another took the money during the response at a market stall in a remote area.
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New York
Fire Department
Jordan Receives 12 Million Aid From United States
Amman reports the United States provides 12.14 million dollars in aid after Jordan broke ties with the United Arab Republic. A US embassy spokesman says 5 million will cover oil transport to ease shortages from lost Iraqi sources, with the remainder for Jordanian economic needs.
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Amman
Jordan
United Arab Republic
U.S
Iraq
Israel Opposes More Troop Transport Flights Over Israel
Informants report Israel will protest any further flights of British troop transport planes from Cyprus to Jordan over Israeli territory. The government previously approved a one time move to carry 2 000 troops to Jordan but did not authorize a permanent airlift route through Israel.
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Israel
Cyprus
Jordan
Iasti
Kuwait Leader and Nasser Meet Amid New Dangers
London reports a Damascus meeting between Nasser and Kuwait ruler Sheikh Abdullah Sabah signals potential extension of Nasser influence in the Persian Gulf oil realm. Britain, while unsurprised, tightens naval buildup in the region as Kuwait seeks to balance pro-Nasser sentiment with its oil wealth and British protection.
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Nasser
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Cairo
Persian Gulf
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Ong
Sheik
Bernard Burrows
Sheik Abdullah
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Bahrain
Plane Is Nikita Gift to Nasser
United Arab Republic President Nasser flew home from Damascus on a Soviet built TU 104 jet liner. The aircraft was presented by Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev as a gift.
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Cairo
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Damascus
Nikita Khrushchev
Hypnosis Lets Woman Ride Elevators After 19 Years
Detroit tale tells how Helen Stedman 46 rode an elevator for the first time in 19 years aided by hypnotherapy. She cried with joy after reaching the 11th floor of the city county building, having previously climbed 286 steps daily. The hypnosis plan by Anthony Rogers aims at a permanent post hypnotic suggestion to end her fear.
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Detroit
Helen Stedman
Anthony Rogers
The
Detroit Hypnology Assn
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Seven Judges to Hear Little Rock School Appeal
The seven U.S. Court of Appeals judges in St. Louis were ordered to rule on the Little Rock Central High School integration delay appeal. Chief Judge Archibald Gardner summoned them to sit as a group with hearings set for August 4, replacing earlier plans for a three-judge session.
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U.S. District Court of Appeals
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Little Rock
Archibald Gardner
U S Insects Atom Talk Into Crisis In Lebanon
The U S defense department said it cannot foresee using atomic weapons in Lebanon. U S Marines and Lebanese forces expand patrols and ground fire erupts as 16 planes come under fire. In Beirut 1 406 more troops land bringing total to about 9400 with heavy artillery and support staff. Robert Murphy met rebel leaders as U S seeks a political solution.
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U.S
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A.us
U.N
Eisenhower
Robert Murphy
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Soviet Troops in Syria Seen as Possibility
Paris based Soviet sources say Moscow may station troops in Syria at the Arab Republic's request if a summit fails to resolve the Middle East. They assert Khrushchev aims to test U.S. resolve after Lebanon and view the region as a potential flashpoint near the Soviet border.
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iBy Stanley Johnson
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United Arab Republic
Middle East
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
U.S
Lebanon
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United States
Eisenhower
Chamoun
Iraq
U.S. Backing Japanese Plan To Withdraw Marines From Lebanon
At the United Nations the United States supported a Japanese compromise to permit U S Marines withdrawal from Lebanon. The resolution would empower Hammarskjold to strengthen the UN observer group and prevent arms and men from the UAR reaching Lebanese rebels. Britain backed talks on Jordan troop withdrawal. Soviets threatened a General Assembly session. Hammarskjold did not comment on Khrushchev summit invitation.
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Lebanon
Dag Harmmarskjold
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U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Security Council
Koto Matsudaira
Japan
Middle East
U.N
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Hammershield
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U. N
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Jordan
Soviet Union
Britain
Hammarskjold
Khrushchev
Mosquitoes Bedevil Marines in Beirut Front
In Beirut the U S Marines face boredom and heat as the only real threat is mosquitoes. Marines like Platoon Sgt Clarence Kelly remark this is the strangest war yet while children cluster around troops and water is cooled with delivered ice. Even unpaid units face disciplined behavior despite tense conditions.
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Clarence Kelly
Carlisle
Saipan
Iwo Jima
Korea
Beirut
Harvester zoning petition fast tracked for Cedar Rapids site
International Harvester seeks SM 2 heavy industrial zoning for a 5 acre Cedar Rapids site across from Hawk Eye Downs on Sixth Street SW. An annexation to 51 acres earlier this year left it R 1 residential. plan commission and city council moved to switch zoning with a public hearing set for August 7. Abell-Howe filed the petition, with building permits delayed until after the August 7 vote.
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Urdar Rapids News
International Harvester
Cedar Rapids
Hawkeye Downs
Sixth Street
Edward D. Broderick
I Abell-Howe Company
Harvester
Plan Commission
Bob Joson
Abell-Howe Interests
All-Iowa Agricultural Association
Government forces capture Tondano after 10 days of fighting
Indonesian officials say security troops seized the rebel holdout town of Tondano in North Celebes following ten days of intense combat. The operation ends rebel control in the area as fighting subsides.
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Tondano
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