Nasser Khrushchev Meet On Middle East Crisis
Beirut reports Nasser of the United Arab Republic and Premier Khrushchev of the Soviet Union discussed the Middle East crisis after Nasser’s secret trip to Moscow. U.S. Marines continued landing in Lebanon, bringing total Marines in country to about 6100 along with Turkish paratroopers nearby. British troops and U.S. forces increased in Jordan while Saudi Arabia blocked overflight for tankers needed in Jordan.
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Nasser
Khrushchev
United Nations
Jordan
U. S
Lebanon
Carter
Camille Chamoun
Turkey
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Beirut
Charles Purchase
Quincy
Mass
Middle East
Bahrain
Amman
Saudi Arabia
Persian Gulf
Leatherneck
Joth H. Brickley
Billings
Mont
Saratoga
Adana
Mediterranean
Massive Moscow Demonstration Sounds Anti American
A huge Soviet crowd estimated at up to 100000 gathered outside the U S Embassy in Moscow during the second day of demonstrations against the landing of American Marines in Lebanon. The mob pelted the building with ink and projectiles, filled the street and trees, and caused traffic disruption as militiamen and troops controlled the scene. A wooden platform with loudspeakers stood near Insurrection Square where anti American chants and Communist agitation occurred as the protest continued.
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Moscow
U. S
Lebanon
Insurrection Square
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Xheny Moscow
Dulles And Lloyd Resume Talks On Mid-East Issue
Washington reports say British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd resumed his talks with President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles on the Middle East. Officials described a bleak outlook for ousting pro-Nasser rebels in Iraq while noting a united front in views, with debate over potential action in Iraq and concerns about Soviet reaction.
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Washington
Iroq
Selwyn Lloyd
U. S
Lloyd
Atlantic
Eisenhower
Dulles
White House
Iraq Monany
Lebanon
Britain
Jordan
Iraq
Soviet Union
New York Times
Traq
Reds Stage Civil Unrest in East Germany
In Potsdam East German mobs of about 2600 workers protested Western action in the Middle East by tearing down and defacing the U S and British missions flags. They chanted Americans Go Home and demanded the missions leave. Police protection was not noted by ADN.
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Berlin
Communacion
Potsdam
Middle East
U. S
East Geman
ADN
U.S
Nels
UN Special Session Hinted Over Middle East Crisis
UN delegates expect the Security Council to be powerless on the Middle East crisis and forecast a special emergency General Assembly session. Three resolutions seem doomed as the council stalls. If paralyzed, the Soviet Union will seek a rapid assembly session. A UN force to Lebanon may replace Marines as a backstop for President Camille Chamoun's government.
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Mid-East
United Nations
Security Council
Middle East
General Assembly
United States
Soviet Union
Uulore
U. S
Lebanon
Jordan
Unis
Arkady A. Sobolev
Camille Chimoin
Chaioun
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Rev Cooper Named Priest At St Thomas Church
Rev Cyril X Cooper named pastor of St Thomas Church here replacing late Francis J Graves. Born in Meadville he studied at St Agatha High School St Bonaventure College and Christ The King Seminary. First Mass July 27. Also changes announced in diocese Saint Vincent de Paul director Msgr Powers. transfers include Rev Hacker to St Stephen's Erie Rev Fleckenstein to St Boniface Kersey, Rev Lohse to St Walburga's, Rev Obenrader to St Columba Stoneboro, Rev Cohan to St James Erie.
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Cyril x. Cooper
St. Walburga’s
Ilis Ville
St. Thomas’ Church
Cooper
Francis J. Graves
Meadville
St. Agatha’s High School
St. Bonaventure College
Christ —the King Seminary
St. John’s Church
Mn 26Th Street
Erie
Titusville
Dorry
Anthony Cooper
Snbleott-Johnson
4Rle Catholic
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Brie
James M. Powers
Society
Francis T. Tushim
Clarendon
Charles. J. Hacker
Arthur J. Fleckenstein
St. Stephen's
St. Bonface
Kersey
Walter H. Lohse
St. James
Wesleyville
Paul F. Obenrader
Christ the King Center
Sharon
St. Coluimbkille's
Stoneboro
Rober W. Cohan
Holy Redeemer
Warren
Two Drown In Vain Attempt To Rescue Girl
Monhegan Island Maine reports three women and a mother’s young daughter drowned after Tina Helko four slipped from Burnt Head into rough seas. Mrs Mildred Telko forty and Mrs Estelle Hoffman thirty of Brooklyn jumped to save her. two youths Benja min Odom and Robert Burton nineteen recovered bodies within twenty minutes.
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Monhegan Island
Maine
Brooklyn
Hill
Benjamin Odom
Robert Burton
Tina
Restaurant Workers Tell Of Threats
Two Chicago women testified before the Special Senate Rackets Committee that they were threatened with broken bones if they did not join a restaurant workers union. They named Dan Leonardi of Local 450 as the man who warned of being “pushed down the stairs.” Leonardi invoked the Fifth Amendment. President Ed Miller of the Hotel and Restaurant Employes and Bartenders International Union said charges would be filed against Local 450 officers and the union would move to restore its good name. The Embassy Restaurant in Chicago, formerly Sramek's, was cited in the testimony.
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Nashington
Chicago
Senate
Dan Leonardi
Leonardi
Robert F. Kennedy
Beverly
Mae Christiansen
Embassy
Sramek's
Ed ’, Miller
Bartenders International Union
Local 450
Miller
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Jim
Leonard
Revolt Well Planned Mobs Rioted In Baghdad After Coup
Washington reports detail a seven hour seizure of power in Baghdad led by Brig Abdel Karim el Kassem. Tanks and detachments controlled railroads bridges telegraph offices and key streets while royal guards observed. The monarchy toppled as the republic took over with a new cabinet and sovereignty council.
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Warren Roger Jr
Washington
Baghdad
Iraq
Middle East
Get
Abdel Karim el-Kassem
Main Street
Kaysem
Na' Ib el-Rubai
Faisal
Abdul Tih
Jobless payments rise in Florida record year
Florida jobless payments surged to a record 221 million dollars over the past 12 months, according to the State Industrial Commission report. The data shows a sharp increase in unemployment benefits amid ongoing economic stress.
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Tallahassee
Frs
Florida
State Industrial Commission
Middle East Tense as Nasser Talks with Khrushchev
Associated Press reports a secret Moscow meeting between President Nasser and Soviet Premier Khrushchev. amid conflicts in Beirut and Jordan about 5,100 US Marines and allied paratroopers move into Lebanon and Jordan to stabilize the region. UK and US discuss crisis while UN Security Council considers methods to handle the crisis. Turkey begins maneuvers as Soviet pressure and Western military activity escalate.
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Associated +1
Cairo
Nasser
Nikita
Hussein
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
United Nations — Security Council
Middle East
Berlin
Potsdam
Naples
Washington
Selwyn Lloyd
Dulles
Istanbul
Turkey
Soviet Union
U S Blasts Reds Arab Republic Over Lebanon Propaganda
The United States accused Russia and the United Arab Republic of plotting to turn the Arab world against the U S and Marines in Lebanon. State Department spokesman Lincoln White said Moscow Cairo and Damascus radio outlets were broadcasting false stories of clashes between U S Marines and Lebanese to inflame tensions. He asserted there have been no field incidents.
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U.S
Arab Republic
Washington
United States
Russia
United Arab Republic
Lebanon
State Department
Lincoln White
Moscow
Cairo
Damascus
Passage of Extended Trade Extension Faces Senate Hurdles
Washington lawmakers pressed for a five year trade extension while aiming to curb presidential powers via Kerr Kerr provision. Senator Malone signals a lengthy speech as the pivotal amendment to strike the Kerr clause and restore balance between Congress and the Tariff Commission in relief decisions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
George W. Malone
R-Nev
Malone
Senate
Finance Committee
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Kerr
Administration
Tariff Commission
Congress
House
Lost Children Search Underway For Francine And Michael Crego
Ray McDermott appealed for volunteers in a remote northern wilderness as Francine Crego age 10 and her brother Michael age 8 went missing after venturing near blueberries from their grandfather's Ash Lane cabin. The father Lyle Crogory was present for assistance.
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Srinn
Wnymore
Stary
Ray McDermott
Francine Crego
Michael
Dick Blueberries
Ash Lane
Lyle Crogory
Jojyeung
Cleveland Bank Holdup Nets $70 000
Three men in tan coveralls with stockings robbed an east side Cleveland branch before opening time and took about 70 000 dollars from a reserve vault. Two women tellers cried out and fled to a nearby grocery as the robbers escaped in a bank official’s car abandoned half an hour later. Police investigated the scene near the Bayings Bank branch, noting a similarity to a June Erie bank robbery.
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Cleveland P
East Side
Society For Bayings Banke
Erie
West Side
Union Bank of Erie
Six-Thousand Three-Hundred Seventy-Five In Furs Stolen
In Scranton Pennsylvania burglars stole about 6375 dollars in jewelry and furs from the home of Mr and Mrs Tra B Jacobs. The couple reported the loss upon returning from New York City and found the front door open. Police were notified.
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Scranton
Tra B. Jacobs
New York City
Jacob
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