Withdrawal Talk Grows as Marines Face Continued Attack
Beirut reports a opposition leader predicts a swift American troop pullout as talks with Eisenhower aide Robert Murphy unfold. Rebels, some pro Nasser, press a four day campaign around Beirut airport where Marines endure heavy shelling with one casualty. Lebanese forces tighten ring, snipers pushed back. no aircraft attacks reported.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
Hussein Owelma
National Front
Robert Murphy
Eisenhower
Couny
Oweini
U.S
Iter
Betruty
West Rejects Summit Bid
The United States and allies reject Khrushchev charges of aggression and propose two points. First, the UN Security Council should handle the Middle East threat, with Khrushchev free to seek Council expansion or a high level meeting. Second, the U S Britain and France would resume talks in Moscow on a summit agenda covering the Middle East and other world issues.
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United States
Khrushchev
United Nations Security Council
Security Council
Middle East
Council
New York
Andreiy Gromyko
Eisenhower
Britain
France
Moscow
Council Accepts Capwell's Resignation
Mayor Kinley accepted Streets Director Clair Capwell's resignation with great regret after a year and a half in the post. He noted no replacement named yet from 25 candidates and said council should weigh merits carefully before naming a new department head. Capwell praised his work and highlighted a future bond issue needing council consideration.
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Kinley
Clair Capwell
Capwell
Cap- Well
Columbus Township
Warren County
Corry
Boy 16 Slashes Cousin After Bad Dream
Police search Erie for 16 year old Larry Fiscus after he allegedly woke from a nightmare and slashed cousin Patricia Phillips 14 with a fish knife. Patricia was treated at St. Vincent's Hospital for wounds. Fiscus fled with a suitcase and Lloyd Phillips’s wristwatch.
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Ers
Erie
Patricia Phillips
St. Vincent's Hospital
Larry Fiscus
Lloyd Phillips
Probe Leak Of Fumes In Buses In Hershey
State Police inspectors demonstrated new equipment to detect carbon monoxide leaks in school buses for about 200 officers and officials at the training school. The program starts August 1, with Bureau of Highway Safety director D Shipley noting leaks have not been a problem but the gear adds precaution. Meanwhile in Baltimore, Officer Wade recovered $800 found by children who claimed they found it in an alley, as Southwestern District police seek the owner of a near new 100 pound airplane tire found nearby.
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Hershey. Ru
D. Shipley
Bureau of Highway Safety
Baltimore
Paul Wade
Southwestern District
Local Aviator Couriers Woman’s World Flight Return
Fink from Centerville area after a Air Force hitch settled in California and earned a private plane. He met Miss Wood during flights from Van Nuys air field and agreed to fly her plane back west after her Powder Putt Derby run where she finished 15th. The craft has circled the globe with twenty one flags marking countries it has visited.
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Leston, S.C. Fink
Centerville
Air Force
California
Miss Wood
van Nuys
Fink
Hugh Fink
KR. D. 1
Jan Wood
Calif
Ayiatrix
Char
Marine Killed By Sentry Near Airport Outpost
A U S Marine was killed before dawn after failing to answer a sentry at a Marine outpost near the airport. He was returning from a mission and was challenged three times before the sentry fired, striking him in the stomach. He died aboard an American warship despite helicopter transport no identification released yet, authorities said.
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Ledanon
U. S
Tokyo Black Market Raid Nets $30,000 Worth Goods
Tokyo police and customs raided the Ueno PX district, seizing six truckloads of television sets, refrigerators, washing machines, golf clubs, cameras, watches, and 150 cases of U S canned goods valued at about $30,000. The goods, obtained through illicit U S servicemen sales, will be auctioned at a customs warehouse with no arrests reported.
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YOKYO
Tokyo
U. S
Ueno PX
U. S. Post Exchange
Closed-Door Adams Probe Opens Today
The House Armed Services Subcommittee begins closed sessions on Sherman Adams role in a 41284 dollar refund to Raglaine Worsteds of New England. Chairman Edward Hebert says days of private testimony precede any public hearings while White House aides claim routine relaying of inquiries.
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Washington
Uruse Armed Services
Sherman Adams
New England
White House
Adams
Eisenhower
Raglaine Worsteds
Subcommittee
Edward Hebert
Fitnesses
Adams inquiry over Raglaine case prompts sub committee hearing
Lengthy hearings by a sub committee examine Adams relations with Boston textile maker Bernard Goldfine who denies Adams pulled strings on his behalf. Raglaine Corp was fined 49784 for late uniform fabric delivery after Pearl Harbor and failed to win a 25000 refund from the Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals. in 1957 the penalty was reduced by 41284 after the case was reopened. Roswell M. Austin, ex-appeals board member, said an inquiry for Raglaine was made by Adams.
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Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Boston
Wis
Goldfine
Raglaine Company
Pearl Harbor
Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals
Roswell M. Austin
Appeals Board
Raglaine
Korean thief slain by U S Army guard in Seoul
The U S Army reported a Korean tiler was shot and killed today in Seoul after being caught stealing. The guard, Sgt. Hager B. Blevins, 25, from Cirerville, Ohio, fired the fatal shot.
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Seoul
U. S. Army
Hager B. Blevins
Cireleville
Ohio
Bee Sting Fatality Ties to Allergic Shock Near Scranton
Scranton, Pa. Michael Rowinski died of anaphylactic shock after a bee sting while blueberries were being picked at a Bald Mount farm. He collapsed within 10 minutes and died en route to Scranton State Hospital.
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Scranton
Paull Kubasko
Lackawanna County
Michael
Rowinski
Bald Mount
Scranton State Hospital
Zoo clash sparks chaos at Slater Park cages
Conflict erupted at Slater Park Zoo as two African lions fought through a partitioned barrier, biting through iron bars while other enclosures remained active. Canadian black shear and polar ice animals were moved from joining cages amid the disturbance.
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Pawtucket
R. 1
Slater Park Zoo
Re-entry Shakes U S Bond Market Spotlight
The federal restive system returns to attention as a small but influential group trades government securities. Major deals run through phone lines, often on tiny margins, with speculators profiting from market moves. Central influences subtly shape the operations outside direct reserve control.
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New York i
Federal Reserve
Rites Held For Homer Manley
Rites for Homer A. Manley were held at Brack Len Funeral Home yesterday afternoon at 2 oclock with Reverend Charles Filler of Centerville. Honorary bearers listed include Glen Eldred Ora Mitevell William Armitage William Graybit Wallace Palmer and Clair Morton. Attending from nearby communities were Mr and Mrs Walter Werrem Harley Werrem Mrs John Chisholm Mr and Mrs Raymond Chisholm Eyle Mrs Fern Anderson Grand Valley Mr and Mrs R M Morton McKean Guy Judd George McKelvey Meadville Mrs Bert Belding Mrs Paterson Portland N Y Charles Hudson Clyde Hudson Warren M D Rhodes John S Smith Youngsville Mr and Mrs Walter Newark Holyoke Mass Mrs Ben Flasher and Mrs Perty Stover Tidioute.
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Homer A. Maniley
Bracklen
Charles Filler
Centervillé
Glen Eldred
Ora Mitevell
William Armittige
William Graybit
Wallace Palmer
Clair Morton
iWwily
Walter *Werrem
Harley Werrem
John Chisholm
Raymond Chisholm
Eyle
Fern Anderson
Grand Valley
R. 4
Morton
McKean
Guy Judd
George McKelvey
Meadville
Bert. Belding
Paterson
Portland
Harles Hudson
Clyde Hudson
Warren
M. D. Rhodes
John S. Smith
Youngsville
Walter Newark
Holyoke
Mass
Ben Flasher
Perty Stover
Tidioute
Central Bank Reopens Buying Long Term Government Bonds
The central bank resumes long term bond purchases to stabilize markets after recent declines driven by recession fears and Middle East tensions. It previously halted long term bond trading in 1952 under a Treasury agreement to stop propping up prices.
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U.s.treasury
U. S
Federal Reserve
U.S. Treasury
FEC
Middle East
Central Bank
Treasury
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