Dulles Signals Possible U S Action in Lebanon
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States could use military action under certain conditions to preserve Lebanon's independence. He noted the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean watches the crisis area and discussed expanding the U N peacekeeping force, with Hammarskjold in the region. Dulles mentioned possible U S support and other contingencies while departing to greet Philippine president Garcia.
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Parking Tickets Cost Man $751
A Mt. Vernon man, Darwin Staley, was fined $73 by Cedar Rapids municipal court after 25 meter violations. Judge Loren Hullinger Jr. imposed $2 per count plus $25 court costs, bringing the total to $751 in fines and fees.
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Britain Delays Cyprus Policy Statement on NATO Pressure
London reports Prime Minister Macmillan postponed a Cyprus future policy address for 44 hours at NATO urging. Greece and Turkey remain sharply divided over the island, with Turkey voicing disapproval and Greece reportedly weighing the move as new bloodshed looms.
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Teens Start Bulldozer Rampage Blame Blamed
In Charlotte North Carolina an inattentive bulldozer driven by teenagers caused 200 yards of damage at a construction site. It felled six oak trees and crashed into a station wagon before stopping in O W Hedrick's kitchen. Hedrick estimated damage at four thousand dollars or more. Police search for the youths behind the incident.
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Burglar Hurt In Gun Battle At Sumner
Special to The Gazette reports a daytime break in at the flath Leather store in Sumner ended in gunfire between Marshal B E Woods and two burglars. One man was apparently wounded. they fled, triggering a northeast Iowa manhunt. The suspects linked to prior breaks in Fairbank and 11 Towns. Officers pursued toward Dunkerton after a Waterloo sighting but a flat tire halted chase.
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North Iowa Methodists reach 150517 total membership
North Iowa Methodists report total membership of 150517 with 44716 preparatory members and 400838 in the Women’s Society of Christian Service. The Rev Sterling J Baldwin of Monticello will present a conference report in St Julien’s church as the session continues in Cedar Rapids through Friday. The 1957 annual conference shows a net gain of 257. The conference’s church property valuation stands at 35000000. Bishop F Gerald Ensley urges lessons from past sins for amendment of life and church improvement.
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Britain Accuses Soviet of Breaking Faith on Summit
The Associated Press reports Britain accuses the Soviet Union of breaking faith by disclosing secrets of Moscow negotiations ahead of a planned summit. Britain and France outline a revised work program for the heads of government meeting while Moscow denounces Western diplomacy and presses for a rapid summit to resolve core questions.
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Execution of Nagy Shocks West and Slavs
Vienna reports the execution of Imre Nagy, Hungary's former premier, sparks shock across Yugoslavia and the West. Three aides die with Nagy, including Gen Maleter, while Moscow faces blame from Western officials. Tito warned of possible reprisals, and Hungary’s Janos Kadar is seen as implicated by observers. Britain and the United States decry the secrecy and fear further Soviet co option.
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Eleven Die in Truck Blaze Near Soledad California
Eleven Mexican farm workers died when a camp truck caught fire on the way to harvest fields in Soledad California. About 25 workers were aboard. eight others were hospitalized. The truck was boarded up on the sides with a tin top and a rear entrance only. Fire appeared to have originated at the back. Costello Stays Free. Gambler Fran Costello remains free in a $25,000 bail pending Supreme Court review of tax evasion case by the Supreme Court of Appeals, ruling Monday.
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NEW York
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Eisenhower Vicuna Cloth Gift Clarified by Hagerty
Washington AP report states White House press secretary James Hagerty said Bernard Goldfine once sent vicuna cloth to the President, who thanked him but did not have any garment made. Eisenhower allegedly gave the material to a friend whose identity Hagerty could not recall.
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Eisenhower
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House
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Adams
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Air Force
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Goldfine
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Jordan- Marsh
Adams says more experience would have guided his actions
Sherman Adams testified that with more experience he would likely act more prudently in inquiries for Bernard Goldfine. He denied seeking improper favors, insisting he only routinely contacted agencies for information. Democratic and Republican members debated propriety, while Adams admitted possible missteps from inexperience and promised no apologies.
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