New Premier of Lebanon Opens Drive On Violence
Rashid Karami, 37, named Lebanon’s new premier after Cairo backed troops halted a Christian Muslim clash that left 14 dead. He calls for U.S. troop withdrawal by Oct and favors federation with Nasser’s UAR. He previously led Lebanon in 1955 and seeks peace with a moderate approach. Continued on Page Eighty.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Rashid Karami
Fuad Chehab
Karami
Sami Solh
Allies Speak In UN On Formosa Crisis
In New York the United States seeks UN action on Formosa as top allies Britain and Prussia prepare to address the General Assembly amid fading hopes for a cease-fire. High level talks between U.S. and Red China in Warsaw loom over the unresolved crisis. Jordan may also press Middle East issues as the session opens.
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United Nations, N.Y
America
General Assembly
Britain
Selwyn Lloyd
Prative
Maurice Couve de Murville
Bi-nation Assembly
Formosa
Middle East
Jordan
U.S
United Nations
Warsaw
Jacob Beam
Red China
Wang Ping-nan
United States
U.N
Group Named To Head Church Fund Drive
The First Methodist Church elects Mrs. Bryan Stowe Curtis O Shell and Robert Marsh to lead the three fund drive groups for a new educational building. Captains include Carl Anthony Arden Baldwin and others. General Chairman Lester Dannen asks majors and captains to finalize the worker list. The proposed structure costs about 121 015 and will be built on the vacant lot north of the church with an all purpose room nursery pews and pastor's study.
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First Methodist Church
Bryan Stowe
Curtis O'Shell
Robert Marsh
Carl Anthony
Arden Baldwin
Edmund Barr
Russell Clark
Charles Correll
Carl Dbl
Merle Dodd
Joseph Hall
Harry Hotchkiss
Gerald Hoyt
Willian Marsh
George Murvin
Roy Reed
Edward Rossbacher
Frank Sturgis
Ralph Ward
Rexford Warner
James Wells
Lester Dannen
Brilliant Student Kills Six and Plots Family Tragedy
AP report from Houston details 16-year-old Diana Humphries an honor student described as brilliant and popular who killed her 14-year-old brother with a .22 rifle and planned to kill her parents and herself, citing routine life as motive. The article also describes an early morning railroad crash near Spartansburg where six cows were killed and a seventh injured after a train struck a herd on a bridge, with Findley Lake owner C. W. Kinney estimating $1,500 to $2,000 in losses.
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Spartans
Houston
Tex
Diana Dave Humphries
Robert D. Humphries
Bue
Diana
Robert
Police
Humphries Hone
Reagan High School
Spartansburg
Oil City
C. W. Kinney
Findley Lake
Pennsylvania Railroad
Greece weighs exit from NATO over Cyprus plan
Greece considers leaving NATO if Britain proceeds with the Macmillan Cyprus plan. Athens pushes London to suspend implementation, arguing the plan would freeze Mediterranean decisions in 1965. The report notes strong Greek government efforts to curb British actions amid tense regional diplomacy.
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S2nens
Greece
Bref
NATO
Britain
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Red Farms Termed Giant Factories by a Soviet Official
The 1800 workers on an enormous 82,000 acre farm east of Stalingrad are housed in five small communities with four room homes or state apartments. Officials describe the site as a giant factory meant to surpass American agricultural output through peaceful competition. The state owns the farm and pays wages. locals live amid a Culture Palace under construction and bare streets.
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Beverly
Stalingrad
U.s.ussr
United States
U.S
Kaskalen
Two Area Men Held On County Burglary Charge
Erie County police said two young men James I. Pigh and Perry H. Howell pleaded guilty before an alderman after burglarizing 10 cottages and a garage. They admitted stealing a television, radio, fishing gear, a wheel and a motor from a Green Township cottage owned by Harvey Nie thamer. Both suspects are in custody awaiting grand jury action.
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ERIE
Erie County
Fast Hight
James I. Pigh
McKean
Perry H. Howell
R. D
Cambridge Springs
Crawford County
Harvey Niethamer
Green ‘Township
Judge Threatened in London Over Racial Attack Sentencing
A murder threat was sent to Justice Cyril Salmon the British judge who jailed nine white youths for four years for attacking Negroes. He received police protection.
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London
Cyril Salmon
Pentagon Claims Formosa Strong Without U S Help
The article reports that China is viewed as capable of withstanding Western pressure without U.S. military aid. It notes uncertainties about neutralizing Chinese defenses and mentions the offshore Quemoy tensions. Officials describe limited U.S. impact on Chinese resolve and imply ongoing naval and artillery activity.
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Pentagon
Formosa
U.S
State to Rule On Amount Of School Aid Here
In Harrisburg this afternoon officials from the Department of Public Instruction met with Hubert Vaughn and SB. Anderson to review cost figures for Corry Area High School and Conelway School. The state will determine a permanent reimbursement percentage while not all items are approved. The high school cost 2,388,000 and Conelway 440,000 with annual rentals of 146,500 and 26,014 respectively.
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Corry Area
Conelway
Harrisburg
Department of Public Instruction
Hubert Vaughn
Joint Committee
SB. Anderson
Acost
School Authority
Corry
Court Studies Pleas By School Board NAACP
The Lille Rock School Board and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People filed pleas in federal court today about a plan to keep schools segregated via leasing to a private corporation The NAACP seeks a restraint on leasing and insists that if private schools open they admit Negro students under the Integrated plan Former orders in Virginia and Illinois are cited along with demonstrations in Norfolk and Chicago as schools face possible closure under resistance laws and governors actions
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Lille Rock
National Association For the Adavaneemnt of Colored People
Arkansas
NAACP
U.S
Miller
Central High
Vcourk
Latte Rock
Chicago
Norfolk
J. Lindsay Almond
Europe Sees Quemoy War Risk Divide in U S Policy
Washington reports a split over Quemoy and risk of a wider war. President Kennedy’s position is questioned as European editors and speakers urge caution, while Rep Kearns defends U S firmness. Dent voices concern that escalation could draw the world into another major conflict.
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Washington
United States
Quemoy
Commmunist Chin
News Man
Geneva
Swihney
China
Donk
Pennsylvania
Carroll D. Kearns
Kearns
Nationalists claim blasting of 16 communist guns
Taipei AP report says the Chinese Nationalist Defense Ministry claims artillery fire from Quemoy knocked out 16 Communist guns and six emplacements, plus destruction of ammunition, a gasoline store, and a radar station. The Reds shelled Quemoy heavily with 1,852 rounds by noon, while 92 Nationalist Sabre Jets fought more than 10 MIGs in the air, with several MIGs shot down. The ministry noted U.S. aims to keep the fighting from spreading to Formosa and denied Peiping claims of U.S. fighter intrusions.
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Taipei
Formosa
Defense Ministry
Quemoy
Quenoys
Talpei
Red China
U.S
Peiping
U.S. Taiwan
Formos) Defense Command
China
Amoy
Uklen
Forrest. Edwards
Burglary Suspect Named After Police Interrogation
State Police identify a Wattsburg juvenile in a Lowville garage break in after hours of questioning. He initially refused to answer but later provided his name and residence at R D 2 Wattsburg. The suspect was caught Tuesday night while trying to steal a car and created a humorous misdirect when a prank call led responders to the same address.
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O Younim
Ares Procher
Lowville
Wattsburg
Tims
Retired General William Davis Dies in California
Berkeley California reports the death of 92 year old Major General William Church Davis a World War I veteran who commanded the Army 31st and 32nd Heavy Artillery Brigades. He was born in McGraw New York and graduated from West Point in 1890. Davis retired as a brigadier general after a long military career.
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Berkeley
Calif
William Church Davs
Orange
Davis
McGraw
W. YI
West Point
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