U S Combat Forces Boast Atomic Power
In the Middle East a U S spokesman said all ground air and naval units have atomic capability while avoiding confirmation on Marines in Lebanon. U S forces assisted Lebanese patrols as regional diplomacy spurred by Khrushchev and Nasser evolved. A U S embassy briefing noted jets droppings and the aim to reassure Lebanon and seek UN measures while Kuwait oil influence looms large.
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U.S
Lebanon
U. S
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Khrushchev
Cairo
Ticd
Shiek
Kuwait
Damascus
Persian Gulf
Iraq
Britain
Middle East
United States
Embass
Moscow May Bolster Syria
Soviet sources in Paris said Moscow may station troops in Syria at the United Arab Republic's request if a Middle East summit fails to yield an arrangement. Krushchev reportedly called the last summit, and sources warned of a shift from diplomacy to force amid propaganda battles and Arab world impressions.
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Paris
Moscow
Syria
United Arab Republic
Middle East
Krushchev
Soviet Union
China
United States
Corry CD On Stand By Basis For Civil Defense
Etie County Civil Defense increases readiness as Corry unit keeps mobile hospital and rescue trucks on standby ready for mobilization. Staff members Galbreath Holcomb and Cole confirm adherence to national policy. A new phone directory is issued and booklets on home care are placed in local businesses.
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Etie County
Corry CD
Robert Galbreath
Clifford Holcomb
Albert Cole
Corry GD
Holcomb
Hussein On Spot Despite Western Economic Aid
Amman report notes Hussein faces deep trouble despite US and British aid. Iraq events disrupt Jordan's links with Palestine, risking bloodshed as anti-British sentiment grows. Martial law and royal dictatorship limit opposition. oil and fuel shortages threaten water and electricity, with plans to import oil from Bahrain and tanker deliveries via Aden to Aqaba. Continued in page eight.
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Amman
Jordan
Whesel
United States
Britain
Iraq
Jordan River
UAR
Nasser
Hussein
U.S
Jerusalem
Mies
Bahrein
Aden
Aqaba
Nurse 26 Killed in Canadian Highway Crash
Erie nurse Miss Helen Bednarowicz, 26, winner of a Caribbean trip on a local telethon, was killed Saturday night when a small foreign make car carrying five people swerved off Highway 3 near Port Colborne Ontario. Her sister Mrs. Joan Vetrone, 23, and Mrs. Libby Fiero, 30, were injured. the group had been traveling to a camping trip in Southern Ontario.
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TV Erie
Erie
Helen Bednorowles
Joan Vetrone
Libby Piero
Erle
Wainfleet
Port Colborne
Ont
Vetrone
Port, Colborne General Hospital
Flero
Port Colborne Hospital
Leonard Vetrone
Charles Fiero
Fiero
Buffalo
Welland
Lake Erie
Charles N. Fiero
Bednarowicz
Curacao
Netherlands Antilles
Venezuela
Local Exchange Club
Right to Work Referendums Plotted in 5 States This Fall
A New York Times survey outlines that California Colorado Idaho Kansas and Washington have scheduled right to work referendums this November. Ohio may join depending on petitions by August 5 and Montana plus others saw petitions fail. Supporters say laws boost growth and stability while opponents argue unions weaken.
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California
Colorado
Idaho
Kansas
Washington
Ohio
Gatorado
Montana
Alabama
Arena
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Indiana
Town
Nebraska
Nevada
North Carolina
North Dakota
Mississippi
South Dakota
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Louisiana
New York Times
William F. Knowland
Edmund G. Brown
Los Angeles Times
Manufacturers Association of
Los Angeles
Jabot
U.S. Rules Out Soviet Summit Parley Rid
The journal notes the United States ruling out a Soviet summit parley while highlighting a local Pennsylvania cherry pie baking contest. The event drew participants of all ages and was a highlight of the year in the community.
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U.S
Pennsylvania
U.S. Draft Reply Sent To Khrushchev Aides
Washington said a U.S. draft reply to Khrushchev on a possible summit has been sent to Allied powers. Hagerty noted no immediate talks and expected no reply today, with the plan to coordinate with the United Nations and allied leaders before any decision. Eisenhower would answer Khrushchev after Western consultations. U.S. backs Japan’s UN strengthening proposal.
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Washington
White House
James C. Hagerty
Khrushchev
Hagerty
United Nations
Macmillan
Britain
Commons
U. S
U.S
Middle East Crisis Darkens U.S. Campaign Strategy
The Lebanon troop decision by President Eisenhower dominates campaign planning as voters fear ongoing Middle East events will shape election outcomes. GOP leaders praise the move, while some strategists warn the issue could trump all others on election day.
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Washington
Middle East
Eisehower
Lebanon
GOP
Meade Alcorn
Eisenhower
Navy Plans High Altitude Flight With Insect and TV Gear
The Navy will launch two veteran space explorers and a 16 mile ascent with a television camera to study cosmic rays. A 130000 foot balloon mission produced a record film reel later dropped by parachute near Porphy, Montana. The crew will ride in a sealed gondola from Crosby Minnesota weather permitting for about 24 hours.
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Minneapolis
Navy
Earth
Porsyth
Mont
Office’ of Naval Research and General Mills Inc
Marcel Schein
University of Chicago
Campenger
ONR
Crosby
Minn
Navy Cmdr
Malcolm D. Ross
M Lee Lewis
Japan seeks Western support on UN Lebanon plan
Japan presents a UN Security Council proposal to expand the observer group in Lebanon to enable U S Marines to withdraw. Britain and the United States indicate support, while the Soviet Union may veto. The council may also consider an emergency General Assembly session to address the Middle East crisis.
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United Nations
N. Y
Japan
UN Security Council
Lebanon
U. S
Soviet Union
General Assembly
U, S
Middle East
United Arab Republic
Dag Hammarskjold
Selwyn Lloyd
New York
London
Britain
United States
Council
Jordin
Area Man Hurt As Car Rolls Over
A bi year old Spartansole area man, Lee H. Stanbro, was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital about 11 o clock Saturday night after his auto failed to negotiate a curve on Route B9 four miles south of the village. He sustained multiple contusions as the car went up a bank then rolled back onto the highway, causing about 500 dollars in damage. Mrs Henry Latrobe Roosevelt, 79, widow of a former Navy official, died Saturday of heart failure. Her husband was a distant cousin of Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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Corry Memoria Hospital
Lee H. Stanbro
R. D
Sparetansburg
Corry State
Stanbro
Roosevelt
Washington
Henry Latrobe Roosevelt
Navy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Jinder Pdr
Thompson Dies Suddenly From Heart Attack at 88
C A Thompson, longtime Maple Avenue resident and former Corry city councilman, died at 6 30 this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital aged 88. He owned Thompson Maple Products on East Washington Street and lived in Corry since 1939. Survived by wife Amy Greene Thompson two sons William and Nelson a daughter Mrs Ronald Zeaminn six grandchildren and one sister. Funeral set Thursday at 2 pm at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev Paul F Bauer officiating burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Spares A. Thompson
Maple Avenue
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mr. Thompson
Thompson Maple Products Co
East Washington Street
Corry
D. J. Bibow
Thompson
Galeton
Warren Ross Lumber Co
Bear Lake
Sinclairville
Seger Prindle Co
Amy Greene
Phompson
Ronald Zeaminn
William and
Nelson
of Corry
Joseph Schwasnick
Matamoras
Bracken Funeral Home
Paul F. Bauer
Pine Grove
Ex Con Held In Slaying In New Jersey Border
Police captured ex convict Clayton E. Breeding 36 in Burrsville Maryland without resistance after a burglar alarm at a Veterans of Foreign Wars Post. Breeding is wanted for the murder of Ruth Ellen Cannon 19, who was found strangled near the Maryland state line by Denton. Breeding previously served time for breaking and entering and was described as mentally deficient by a psychiatrist. He claimed to have slept in a cornfield at the University of Delaware for five nights. A road grader operator, Joseph Krahe 94, died when his machine fell 20 feet on Harwich road in Tarentum Pennsylvania.
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NewaRk
Ruth Ellen. Cannon
Burrsville
Clayton E. Breeding
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Cannon
Breeding
Hickman
Cornfield
University of Delaware
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Johnson County
Merriam
North East
Pensylvania Cherry Center
Judy Packo
Ike
Advisers Cenfer
C. A. Thompson
Charles A. Thompson
Tarentum
Harwich Road
Joseph Krahe
Fresler Township
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