Releasing Of Captives Is Awaited In Cuba
Cuban rebels near Oriente province were expected to begin releasing 29 captive American sailors and Marines over the coming days. The operation, coordinated with Fidel Castro’s lieutenants, aims to return all hostages held since June 26, with uncertainty on how many will travel by helicopter.
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Guantanamo
Cuba
Park Wollam
Fidel Rb My
Oriente
Wollam
Robert B. Ellis
Guantanamo Bay
Ellis
U.S
Thecopters
Fulgencio Batista
Opa-Locka
Fla
Havana
Navy
United States
Tax Inquiry On Goldfine Is Discussed
Washington Rep. Wilbur Mills heads the Ways and Means Committee and says no current plan to launch a tax inquiry into Bernard Goldfine. Rep. Oren Harris notes possible income tax evasion questions tied to Goldfine and Adams, while Goldfine defends his deductions as routine.
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Washington
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Mills
Ways and
Oren Harris
Goldfine
Harris
Adams
Eisenhower
Harris’ Subcommittee
Boston
Subcommittee
Betty Lane Evans Crowned Miss North Carolina 1958
Betty Lane Evans, 18, of Greenville, is named Miss North Carolina 1958 and wins a $1,200 college scholarship. She will compete in Miss America in Atlantic City, with Elaine Herndon’s 1957 performance as her standard. Judges selected finalists and talent winner from across the state.
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Betty Lane Evans
Greenville
North Carolina
Nancy Ellen Hackney
Guilford College
Guilford
Charlotte Country Club
Charlotte
Eugene West
Betty
Atlantic City
N.J
Elaine Herndon
Jon Salem
Gerry Roddey Barron
Salem College
Chester
S.C
Guilford County
Daughtry
Goldsboro
Carolyn Jane Jones
Ae County
Judy
Judge Hears School Suit In Raleigh
In Raleigh a federal judge presides over a case by Joseph Bir. Hir am Holt Jr. seeking admission to a white high school. Holt argues he would have to travel farther to a Negro school while a white school is closer to his home. The issue remains whether Holt was denied entry solely due to race in a non jury trial.
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Raleigh
Joseph Bir
Hiram Holt Jr
Edwin Stanley
Middle District
Don Gilliam
Gilliam
Holt
Ligon High School
Baby
Dad
Pop
Copenhagen
Denmark
Junior
Mom
Cyprus imposes round the clock curfew amid Greek Turkish strife
In Nicosia a 24 hour curfew orders all residents to stay home except essential workers as Greek and Turkish factions clash. The crackdown follows days of shootings bombings and riots that have intensified since June. Two British soldiers are among casualties as EOKA and Turkish groups escalate violence.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Isa
Benner
Hugh Foot
Mediterranean
Greece
EOKA
St. Mamas
Limassol
Foot
Themistocles Dervis
Fazil Kutchuk
Foster Parents Charged With Child Death in Paterson
In Paterson New Jersey two foster parents Victor and Mrs Corbo face arraignment on murder charges after Ellen Graham a 3 year old ward died from a brain hemorrhage. Police say Ellen suffered bruises and malnutrition in the Corbos care while siblings also endured neglect.
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Paterson
Ellen Graham
Ellen
Victor Corbo
Corbos
Corbo
Hope Dell County Hospital
Lloyd B. Wescott
State Department of
Iraq Coup Threatens Middle East Peace and Stability
Belgrade dispatch warns that Iraq's revolution could trigger a global crisis affecting Jordan Kuwait Saudi Arabia and the broader Middle East. It argues the upheaval may empower extremism foster outside intervention and heighten regional tension tying to Lebanese rebellion and Gamal Abdel Nasser's stance.
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Belgrade
Iraq
Middle East
Baghdad
Hussein
Jordan
Faisal
Kuwait
Saudi Arabia
Saudi Peninsula
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Hearing Held In Charlotte Police Case
Sixty witnesses were summoned to a Charlotte Civil Service Board hearing to determine whether Capt. Lloyd W. Henkel should be dismissed from the police force. Henkel headed the traffic division and was suspended in May amid charges he cashed more than $59,000 in personal checks charged against public funds.
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Henkel
White
Recorder's Court
Littlejohn
Board
De Gaulle Reboots Matignon Routine With Silent Office
Paris AP dispatch describes Charles de Gaulle ending the old prewar habit of constant calls. He runs a tight second floor office with no direct line, short digests, 400 daily letters, and nocturnal silence. He begins at 8 am, lunch at 1:15, works until 8:15, then time with wife or study, no night calls except emergencies.
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Godfrey Anderson
Paris
Matignon
France
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Julius Caesar
Nero
Moses
Red Sea
Princess Fazilet Busy At Heathfield Amid Iraqi upheaval
ASCOT England AP Princess Fazilet 17 fiancee of King Faisal of Iraq continued lessons at Heathfield School unaware the regime had fallen. A school spokesman said officials would inform her when a clear assessment of the situation exists. She has been in England since January and planned to return to Iraq.
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Ascot
England
Fazilet
Faisal
Iraq
Heathfield School
Fisal
Eisenhower Convenes Bipartisan Middle East Security Meeting
President Eisenhower summons a bipartisan group of Democratic and Republican lawmakers to the White House to discuss the Iraqi coup and the West's Mideast policy after the overthrow of King Faisal's government. Dulles and Nixon briefed him prior to the session with key Senate leaders and committee heads invited.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Middle Eastern
Faisal
Iraq
Congress
U.S
Mideast
Dulles
Nixon
National Security Council
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
William F. Knowland
California
House Foreign Relations
Armed Services
Appropriations
Johnson and Knowland
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Tom Hennings
Missouri
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
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Nasser
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Tito
Beirut
Ree
Abdul Ilah
Cairo
United Arab Republic
Syria
Nuri
Iraq-Jordan
U.A.R
London
King Hussein of
Samir Rifai
Federation
Amman
Baghdad Radio
Iraqi Petroleum Co
Europe
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Moscow
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King Faisal I
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