Beirut Riots Enter Fifth Day as U S Embassy Bomb Threat
In Beirut, Lebanon, on a fifth day of anti government riots, clashes and arson continue as mobs challenge President Chamoun. Dozens killed, with estimates reaching twenty in Beirut and at least thirty-two in the north near Tripoli. The U S Information Agency libraries were damaged and a bomb thrown at the U S Embassy. Chamoun vows to stay in office amid a Cabinet and Parliament backing.
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Lebanon
Warneas
U.S
Camille Cadmoun
Mediterranean
Tripali
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Chamoun
Sind Ri Poli
U. S
Two Aircraft Companies Still Strikebound
Tentative agreements promise peace in major sectors of the U S aircraft industry as talks continue on two key contracts. Strikes active at Convair Pomona and Lockheed Marietta while IAM negotiations proceed with Lockheed plants in Van Nuys Palo Alto and Sunnyvale and with Douglas at Santa Monica and El Segundo. Earlier IAM workers at Convair Fort Worth voted to accept the offer avoiding a strike. prior deals included IAM with U A W at Sun Die- California, Douglas Long Beach, and other plants.
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Pomania
Catif
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Marietta, Ga
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Santa Monica
el Secundo
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Fort, Worth
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North American
Sun Die
Long Beach
Twist
Okla
Charlotte, Co
Pamons
Corry Jamestown Wage Reopener Sparks Union Talks
Company letters to employees deny a wage reopening offer while detailing union demands and a renewal of the current contract plus a nine month wage reopener. A meeting between management and union reps is scheduled, with background notes published for The Journal.
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Altike
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Claude Townsend
Job Bolan
Louis Miller
Billstrom’s: Tetley
Grover Stinbrook
Separate Forest Fires Threaten Pine Glen Area
Separate fires fanned by high winds scorched pine woods around Pine Glen in Centre County last night. Local crews battled two blazes on either side of the community as flames spread through brush and timber, menaced nearby homes, and required rapid response efforts.
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Pirenen
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U.S. Rushes Troops To Nixon Aid Amid Caracas Riot
Washington seeks evidence of Communist influence behind the Caracas anti Nixon riot but cites political and economic factors. U.S. officials fear wider harm to inter American ties as Algeria unrest and Lebanon aid needs rise. Dulles and advisers study steps to bolster pro Western Lebanon government and security. Associated Press photographer noted in the scene.
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Pierre Filimlin
France
Algiers
Paris
Arama
Dulles
United States
Lebanon
Information Service
Vice President Refuses To Cut Short Visit To South America
Vice President Nixon refused to curtail his Venezuelan trip after attacks by rock throwing mobs. He remained under heavy guard at the U S embassy as Marines and paratroopers were positioned in nearby bases for possible aid. Venezuelan junta chief Larrazabal condemned the violence but warned against gun use, while Nixon reported being covered with spit and injuries to others in the party.
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Bogot
Mixon
House Set To Pass Foreign Aid Bill Intact
The House moved to approve the foreign aid bill as proposed for the next year, amid a debate over cuts. Lawmakers rejected amendments seeking to trim hundreds of millions of dollars and to end overseas GIs trials, backing a bill authorizing about 2.96 billion for aid to 63 nations starting July 1, with additional sums authorized.
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U. S
America
Uyrsseas
Caribbean
William M. Gulmer
Alvin M.bentley
R-Mich
Adnan
Roy Weir
D-Minn
Frank Bow
Ohio
Eisenhower Links Anti American Protests to Economics
President Eisenhower said recent anti American demonstrations in Venezuela and Peru may stem partly from economic troubles. He suggested Communist inspiration appears behind some protests globally while noting unrest in French Algeria could have different causes. He spoke during a news conference on the South American wave against Nixon and his party.
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Eisenhower
Nixon
South America
Venezuela
Peru
French
Algeria
U. S
French Junta Takes Over Algeria Amid Unrest
Paris reports Gen Raou Satin assigned to command Algeria replacing insurrectionist leadership. Premier Phimlin's cabinet bans public demonstrations in France and Algeria. Solan ordered to assert control in North Africa. Gen Chares De Gaude's role argued by opposition as military dictatorship risk amid measures to maintain law and order. Protests erupt as helmeted police clash with crowds on the Champs Elysées.
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Raou Satin
Algeria
Jumta
Sine
Pierre Phimlin
France
Solan
Paraticap
Javiques Masi Masai
Pene Coty
Chares De'Gaude
Salun
McGonigle Outlines Farm Program Amid Carpetbagger Attack
In Sunbury Pennsylvania Republican gubernatorial candidate Arthurne McGonigle outlined his farm program during a Lebanon speech, urging proper milk laws enforcement, support for farm organizations, expansion of markets, and continued farm research. Democratic contender Roy E Furman blasted Gov Leader’s hiring of out of state workers calling them carpetbaggers and vowed to fire non-Pennsylvanians if elected.
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Fayette
Washington
Harold J. Vaughan
Hanover
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Mercersboro
Pennsylvania
Roy E. Furman
Furman
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Gov. Leader
U.S
Go‘ne
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David K. Lawrence
Camelidate
Genevieve Blatt
Norristown
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Philadelphia
Leader
Lawrence
Lewis
Figelitheva
Hailstorms Strike Northern Colorado Amid Severe Storms
Severe weather lashed northern Colorado late yesterday with hailstorms, funnel clouds, and flash flooding disrupting highway and rail traffic. In Yuma area storms damaged six funnels. Brush and Holyoke areas reported shattered storefronts and damaged residences. A tornado-like event damaged buildings southeast of Brush.
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Student Killed and Two Hurt in Route 10 Crash
A high school student died and two others were injured in a crash on Route 10. Victims named Mavenscheney Holbrook and Philly Galentine among drivers, with Alien Simine also involved. Police report the trio were en route to West Greene High School when a parked truck was struck and the vehicles overturned.
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Aleppy
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Sava
Defense Presents Testimony At Starkweather Trial
Lincoln Neb. defense opens insanity plea for Charles Starkweather and outlines his admission of involvement in 11 slayings. The 19 year old is indicted for the murder of high school student Robert Jensen whose car breakdown led to the fatal shootings on a rural road. County Attorney Emily Scheele reads portions of Starkweather’s 2nd page statement focusing on Jensen’s death.
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Starkweather
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Jessett
Bonnet
Neb
Eimey Scheele
Jensen
Aid Bill Approved By Senate In Bipartisan 46-36 Vote
The Senate passed a funding aid bill by a 46 to 36 vote with 29 Democrats and 17 Republicans in support. The measure goes to the House where the Banking Committee has held hearings and scheduled further action. House members may report a companion bill as the chamber considers related measures.
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Corry boy loses right eye in metal blast accident
A nine year old Corry boy sustained eye injury when an improvised blasting cap detonated during a home experiment. Several caps were found at a neighbor’s home as authorities investigated the hazardous activity. Larry Wetrous, taken to hospital, faced days of treatment and possible eye surgery before returning home.
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Corry
Shravons
Wills Rye Hosaliel
Philadelphia
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Lewrence Wetrous
Toho Street
Chy
Severa
toMieton
Josh Sawers
Corey
Sanders
Cayifini
Hind
Pon
Johnson Street
Pshiy
Canadian Rail Strike Ends With Gradual Fireman Removal Plan
Montreal reports a three day strike of firemen against Canadian Pacific Railway ended with a plan to remove firemen from yard and freight diesel engines over 17 years. About 2,900 firemen will be gradually replaced by promotion retirement or death. The agreement leaves negotiations for a new contract to replace one expiring May 1.
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Brotherhood of
CPR
Defense Witnesses Called In Murder Trial
Defense attorneys rested their case in the murder trial of Bernice Travis 24 of Coulport accused of fatally shooting her 55-year-old father Benny with a shotgun during an argument over Sidney in their Coulport home. The state rested after 13 witnesses. District Attorney Joseph Ammermat said he would not seek the death penalty.
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Wttorneys
Bernice Travis
Cowlport
Joseph Ammermat
Bernice
Benny
Coulport
Burglar Escapes From Rockview State Penitentiary Farm
A inmate serving 18 to 36 months for burglary and receiving stolen goods escaped from a Rockview State Penitentiary prison farm after a work detail. Deputy Warden Carl Conway said Sundberg disappeared into nearby woods. he had been imprisoned since February.
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Rockview State Penitentiary
Carl Conway Sakil
Ernest W. Sandberg
Sundberg
Conway
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