British May Enter Middle East and a Faisal Slain
A Bradford County murder case unfolds after three children are found shot dead in their farm home near Troy NY. Paul Pelton, 19, is jailed after being captured near the scene. The victims are Connie 2 Patricia 4 Pauline 1, all killed by a 22 caliber gun. The mother Margaret Pelton 23 and father Carlton Brion 45 are involved in the investigation.
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Declare Young Monarch Dead in Baghdad Hanged Uncle
Government officials said Iraq's young king Faisal likely killed by revolutionists with no conclusive proof, while his uncle Crown Prince Abdul Mahd reportedly hanged in Baghdad. U.S. Marines arrived in the Mediterranean area as Jordan seeks Western aid and possible troop involvement follows Iraq turmoil. Rebel forces under turmoil in Beirut offered little resistance as Marines began combat readiness moves. Jordan's King Hussein appeals to Britain and the United States for help while seeking material aid, including petroleum, amid regional upheaval. Cherry Point units deploy toward the Middle East with multiple battalions staged for potential action and additional planes dispatched from North Carolina base.
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Lebanon
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Nasser
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Egypt
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Jordan Radio
Oren Harris Delays Goldfine Questioning Ends Today
Rep. Oren Harris says the House Investigating Subcommittee will finish questioning Bernard Goldfine today after his seventh appearance in two weeks. Harris hints at Army textile contract issues and political interference but declines to name individuals, noting the matter extends beyond his panel's jurisdiction and will go to the Armed Services Committee. Raglaine Worsted, Inc. of Manchester New Hampshire is cited in the dispute involving a 1940 Army contract provision.
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Bernard Goldfine
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Boston
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Armed Services Committee
Chatman
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Raglaine Worsted, Inc
Manchester
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Nasser's Rise Amid Middle East Turmoil Sparks New Glory
The Associated Press reports that Gamal Abdel Nasser's influence grows as pro western monarchy falls in Iraq and Lebanon unrest tests UAR power. Nasser returns to Cairo aboard a king's yacht, with U.S. and British actions signaling regional stakes as his federation of Egypt and Syria expands influence. His Suez Canal nationalization and later military moves reshape Arab nationalism, while international powers recalibrate their stance.
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United Arab Republic
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Syria
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One Million See Shriners Parade in Chicago
Chicago crowds flocked to Michigan Avenue as 18 000 Shriners in red fezzes led a parade featuring donkeys camels bands floats clowns and 1 600 animals. Officials estimated about one million spectators watched the 4th Imperial Council Session of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine plus 36 oriental bands 42 brass bands 92 drum corps 26 novelty bands and 38 chanting groups.
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Corry Man Unhurt As Car Overturns
Stanley Henton, 62, of Worth Street, escaped injury when his car rolled over after a collision with Maxwell Benedict, 18, of Simisyutle, two miles south of Centerville on Route 8. Police said both drivers were uninjured and damage to both vehicles was about 500 dollars.
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Area Boy Drowns In Water-Filled Excavation
An 18 month old Franklin area boy, Gary Benton, died after falling into a water filled excavation at his home. His parents Mr and Mrs Stephen S Benton of R D 2 Kennerdell found him and pulled him from the hole. He was revived briefly in ambulance but died at Franklin Hospital. The father is a teacher in the Victory Joint School.
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Marines Pour Into Lebanon as Civilians Flee
Beir ut see s U S Marines land expanding beach head to 3600 Leathernecks as Beirut awakens to tense air. Rebels denounce intervention while civilians flee in numbers. The crisis broadens with Jordan and Iraq developments as Britain moves forces toward the Middle East.
Senate Opens Floor Debate On Trade Bill
Washington reports the Senate began floor debate on a reciprocal trade extension bill. The measure would extend the law for five years and grant the President power to cut tariffs up to 28 percent. The Finance Committee four changes oppose administration aims, notably a provision curtailing the President's authority over escape clause cases. Leaders seek to remove that restriction, restoring House language.
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Senate Finance Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
William F. Knowland
Calif
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Heavy Rains and Floods Plague State Farm Areas
Intermittent rain over a week has slowed farming across many counties while streams surged causing damage in Mercer and Venango. One death, multiple injuries, and property losses reported as bridges washed out and trailers toppled. heavy winds and electrical fires add to the toll.
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Rebels Free Seven From Cuban Captivity
Cuban rebels released seven U S service members at Guantanamo Bay after three weeks in jungle camps. Sailors, Marines, and airmen described fair treatment and said more captives may be freed daily. Names listed include Gibson, Young, Brown, Criste, Fox, Hernandez, and George.
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Indian Head
William Criste
Scottsville
Kan
Billy Ray Fox
Bloomfield
N. J
Alfredo R. Hernandez
Hiparto
Calif
Valentine W. George
Northboro
Mass
Congress May Remain On Urgency Call
Washington leaders consider keeping Congress on an urgency call to address potential Middle East emergencies after regular business ends. Senator Bridges says a backdoor emergency session could be invoked if Eisenhower does not request extra funds or new laws. Johnson has not decided on the proposal. reactions split along party lines with debate over Lebanon and the Arab world.
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Texas
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Lebanon
Truman
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Middle East Sea
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Typhoon Winnie Dies Near China Strikes Reach Philippines
Winnie moved inland on the China mainland ending a deadly span. The storm left at least 12 dead and caused heavy crop damage across the Philippines, with total destruction estimated around 21 million dollars.
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Loyd to Washington for talks on British Jun landings
London reports Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd will fly to Washington tonight for conferences and to take word that Britain stands ready to land forces in June if King Hussein’s regime seeks military aid. In New York the UN Security Council debated a force to reinforce the UN observer group amid Lebanese conflict and U.S. calls for action. The UN team said it has no authority to contact non-Lebanese forces and refused to establish ties with the U.S. Marines.
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U.S
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Lebanon
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U. S
Police Hold Suspect In Area Stickup
Police report a sun set drive in hold up on July 6 in which 100 dollars was taken. A third ward youth is in Erie County Jail with another suspect sought. Two masked bandits demanded receipts at the ticket booth firing a revolver and taking money from Judy Phelps as an usher was held at gunpoint. The gunmen fled in a green 1954 Fort.
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Sunset Drive-In
Erie County
Alden W. Phelps
Judy Phelps
Eisenhower asks study on federal civilian pay
President Eisenhower asked Congress to create a 15 member joint commission to survey federal civilian pay systems. He noted the last comprehensive review was over 20 years ago and that government size and complexity have grown, with at least 17 different pay plans in the executive branch.
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