Britain seeks U S aid on Cyprus crisis split
London reports Britain asking President Eisenhower to back a cooling off plan for Cyprus while Greece and Turkey dispute the island. NATO warns of Greek pullout as Britain deploys 3080 troops to Cyprus to curb violence amid talks of limited self rule and possible association arrangements.
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James F. King
London
Britain
U. S
Wderkey
Cyprus
Wato Alles
Tere
Femir
Turkey
NATO
Ankara
Fatin Rustu Zorlu
Free World
NATO Alliance
Edidon
Mediterranean
Macmillan
Athens
Greece
Beitain
Finsteen
Discu
Mrs. Ford McLain Dies in La Grange
Mrs. Ford McLain died suddenly at 7 30 am Sunday in her La Grange home. Born in Delaware, she moved with her parents to Missouri then Wyoming and Iowa before settling in La Grange. She was a longtime Methodist, honorary member of local clubs, survived by her husband and relatives. services Wednesday at Maty’s Drawing Room with interment Linn Grove.
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Eva Ford Motain
W. McLain
Deeeley
la Grange
Tenvat
Birdie Dill
Flint
Mich
Ruth Dill
Lantafiee Dill
Los Angeles
Matys Drawing Room
First Tropical Storm Alma Disintegrates Over Texas Coast
The first tropical storm Alma weakened over the Lower Rio Grande Valley as it moved inland from the Gulf of Mexico. Torrential rains and winds up to 59 mph were forecast for Eagle Pass and central Texas, with heavy rainfall expected Sunday night into Wednesday as Alma moved north-northwest and disorganized.
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Brownsville
Tex
Alma
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Mexico
Almas
Gulf ‘of Mexico
Eagle Pass
Texatex
Wionday
Ris Grante
Slain Congress Funds West Point in 1815 Crisis
The 1815 financial struggle at West Point left the academy without required funding. Superintendent Maj. Joseph G. Swift bridged the gap by borrowing 65,000 dollars on personal credit to keep the academy operating. This action underscored congressional inaction and the urgency of securing funds for the military academy.
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Congress
Suport West Point
Ita
Maj
Joseph G. Swift
Iraq and Jordan uneasy over Lebanon War spillover
Baghdad fears crisis in Lebanon could trigger turmoil in the Iraqi and Jordanian sections of the Arab Federation. Premier Said plans talks in London on June 23 to urge Britain to push Kuwait toward federation to bolster oil wealth against possible shocks.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Jordan
Middle East
Nati Said
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
Chamoun Wold
Gamal Abdel 'Assar
Lebattese Orisis
Arsh
Cairo
Nasser
Kuwait
United Arab Republic
Egypt
Syria
Said
London
Family Closes Car Lot to Harvest Wheat
Coldwater Kansas AP report describes Dalion La Bonte and family closing a Pia view used car lot to harvest wheat in Kansas. They cite slow business and a forecast near record wheat yield. The family, neighbor Bill Maslowsti, and their dog Gypsy join the harvest with trucks and grain cribs as they plan to travel to Oklahoma before returning for school.
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Coldwater
Kan
Dalion la Bonte
Piaview
Mont
la Bonte
Bill Maslowsti
Gypsy
Kansas
Mot la Bonte
Oklahoma
Smathers Sees Democratic Sweep in Senate Races
Sen George Smathers along with Sen Irving Ives discussed Senate election prospects on separate broadcasts. Smathers, head of the Democratic Campaign Committee, predicted Democrats could gain 12 to 14 Republican-held seats, while Ives, retiring, warned against early forecasts.
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Jack Bell Washington
George Smathers
D-Fly
Senate
Irving Ves
RNY
Smathers
Senaté Democratic
Democrata Way
Ives
Republicana
New York
Two Colorado Executives Die in Plane Crash
In Elkins West Virginia AP report two Colorado executives died in a plane crash on a mountain while en route from Washington DC to Pueblo Colorado. Identified as Lawrence W Peay Jr and Gilmore Harrison both of Salida Colorado they were in their forties and worked for Community Television Service Inc. The wreckage was found near Allegheny Mountain about 30 miles east of Elkins. Weather reportedly included fog and low ceilings.
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Elkins
W. Va
Colorado
Lawrence W. Peay Jr
Gilmores Harrison
Salida
Colo.i
Peay
Community Television Service Inc
Harrison
Utah
Washington
DD. C
Pueblo
Cali
Allegheny Mountain
Here
Longtime Greeley Resident Dies After Illness
Chester Arthur Foster aged 62 of 2 5th Street Greeley died in Weld County hospital after an extended illness. He worked freight contract for Union Pacific and later with Fost ers Clothing for 13 years. Survived by widow Alma and son Dale Foster of Long Beach California. grandchildren Lou Ann Propost and Jack Foster. Sisters Mabel Sullivan Elsie Kargerger Bess Searing Harriet Jones Ruth Waite. Services at 2 pm Wednesday from Macy's Drawing Room Elks provide funeral rites at Linn Grove.
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Chester
Chet
Arthur Foster
5Th St
Greeley
Weld County Hospital
Foster
Union Pacific Railroad
Elks Club
Alma Foster
Dale Foster
Long Beach
Calif
Lou Ann Propost
Jack Foster
Mabel Sullivan
Elsie Kargeger
Bath
Port Townsend
Wash
Bess Searing
Idaho
Harriet Jones
Sheridan
Wyo
Ruth Waite
Macys
Elks
Leas
Linn Grove
Former FTC Chief Defends Goldfine Amid Fallout
A former FTC chairman Edward F Howrey backs Shermen Adams claim that Bernard Goldfine treated no differently from others. He corroborates Adams letter to Harris about regulatory inquiries while noting ongoing political stir over gifts from Goldfine.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Shermen Adgams
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
FTC
Edward F. Howrey
Adams
An Harris
D.ark
House
Howrey
Bat Adams
Eisenhower
Minneapolis ‘Tribune
Des Moines Register
Boxton
Edward J. Thye
R-Minn
Thye
Rinenhower
Gleam Beall
Reed
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Charles &. Potter
Mich
Don Z. Williams
R-Dal
Tito Praises U.S. while attacking Khrushchev in Belgrade
Yugoslav leader Tito praised the United States and criticized Soviet Premier Khrushchev in an hour long Belgrade speech to about 50,000. He condemned Soviet anti Yugoslav drives at the Sofia congress and defended U.S. aid as useful for Yugoslavia while charging Soviet leaders with lying to their people.
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Boris Boskovic
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
API— Provident
Tito
Nikita Khushchev
United States
Keasty
Vehin
Khrushchev
Bulgarian Communist Party
Sofia
U.S
Russia
Stalin
U. 5
U. S
Kheushchev
Washington
The Far of Sandwich Invents Popular Lunch Snack
The Earl enjoyed nine card play and refused to leave the table for meals. He had meat between two bread slices to eat while playing.
Jamaican Minister Joins Inglewood Methodists Clergy
The Rev. Carlton V. Young, a Jamaican native, becomes assistant pastor at Singlewood Methodist Church, a white congregation in Englewood Cola. The pastor says there is no opposition and supports integration. Young studies theology and philosophy, with degrees from Jamaica and London institutions. He and his family reside on the Iliff campus.
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Englewood, Cola
Jamaica
Singlewood Methodist Church
Carlton V. Young
Glover Sandmeyer
Young
Idenyer University
Cornwall College
Caenwood Union Seminary
London University
London
England
Iliff
Youngster Dies after Fall in Wyoming Pool
Eight year old Danny Lewis of Austin Minnesota died from burns after falling into a boiling pool near Old Faithful in Yellowstone Park. His father William Lewis pulled him from the pool during a Friday fishing trip. The boy suffered second and third degree burns over 75 percent of his body.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Danny Lewis
Austin
Minn
Old Faithful Geyrer
William Lewis
Mammoth Hospital
Steps Fell Jumper Ends Exhibition Drop Plans
Tex Kirtley, famed for parachute jumps without incident, planned an exhibition drop in Louisville but slipped on back porch steps and broke his leg. The item notes confusion over Port Tobacco Maryland’s historical name as heard by early settlers.
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Louisville
Tex Kiriley
Kirtley
Port Tobacco
Port Tobacca
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