U N Chief Says International Forces Not Needed
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold says no international military force is needed to halt aid to Lebanese rebels. He notes the observer group can inspect Lebanon's border and prevent arms smuggling, while the U S pushes for a security force and Marines remain in Lebanon if required. The Lebanese government alleges the United Arab Republic supplies arms and troops across the border to rebels.
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Max Harrelson
United Nations
N.Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Security Council
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.N
Lebanon
Hammarskjold
United States
United Arab Republic
Iraq
Oeelthan
Jordan
Soviet Union
U. N
Harris Predicts Wind-Up of Goldfine Testimony
Rep. Oren Harris says the House Investigating Subcommittee will conclude questioning of Bernard Goldfine today after a lengthy session. Harris emphasizes getting all facts before names, notes Adams-linked claims are disputed, and says the inquiry may extend beyond his panel with Carl Vinson to review related matters involving Worsted Inc. and a 1956 New England textile mill issue.
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Washington
Oren Harris
D-Ark
House
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfine
Harris de
Boston
Adams
Harris
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
New England
Marines on Beirut Beach Operation Photos by AP Photographer
AP photographer Jim Pringle captured images of Marines landing on a Beirut beach during Lebanon's crisis. The on scene report notes his continued duty in the country as tensions mount.
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Beirut
Jim Pringle
Lebanon
Party Shifts Proposed By Gov Hodges
Gov Hodges to propose changes to the North Carolina Democratic Party at the July 2 Execu tive Committee meeting. He would name John D Larkins Jr of Trenton national committeeman replacing B Everett Jordan and elect Woodrow Jones of Rutherfordton state chairman replacing Larkins.
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Raleigh
Hodges
Democratic Executive Committee
John D. Larkins Jr
Trenton
B. Everett Jordan
Woodrow Jones
Rutherfordton
Larkins
Jones
Rutherford
Democratic Party
Rocket dropped by RAF plane sparks Salisbury search
Farm workers joined police in a bid to locate a dangerous rocket dropped from an RAF aircraft. Authorities warned the rolling farming countryside that the device could explode if exposed to electricity or any electric source.
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Salisbury
England
Royal Air Force
Old Age Benefits Studied Move Toward Approval
Washington AP report notes House Ways and Means Committee considering an 10 percent increase in Social Security benefits with a payroll tax rise. Proposals would raise the tax to 2 percent for workers and employers and lift the wage base to 4800, increasing yearly withholdings for higher earners.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Senate
U S and Britain weighing aid to Jordan in Iraq crisis
In Amman the U S and Britain considered how to aid King Hussein to restore peace in Iraq as rebels and loyal troops clash in Baghdad. Jordan’s government warned against harming royals or Jordanian citizens, while reports place Faisal II wounded or dead and several officials killed.
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Amman
Jordan
United States
Hussein
Iraq
Washington
London
Arab Union of
Faisal II
Baghdad
Faisal
Miss Maryland Aims To Clear Marital Status In Miss Universe
Patricia Vogts travels from Baltimore to Long Beach California to compete in Miss United States after filing an affidavit stating she has never been married. Vogts, 22, a neuro surgical nurse at University of Maryland Hospital, seeks to atone for last year’s controversy when Mary Leona Gage lost Miss United States after disqualification for being married.
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Baltimore
Patricia Marie Vogts
Maryland
Miss Vogts
Long Beach
Calif
Mary Leona Gage
United States
University of Maryland Hospital
Oscar Hammerstein II Reported in Good Condition
Librettist Oscar Hammerstein II aged 63 is hospitalized at Doctors Hospital with an intestinal disturbance but is reported in good condition today.
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New York
Oscar Hammerstein II
Doctors Hospital
Rebels Free Seven U S Servicemen Near Guantanamo
Seven bearded U S servicemen were released at Guantanamo Bay after three weeks in rebel camps in eastern Cuba. The men, in good condition and high spirits, said the rebels treated them well and that four or five more captives would be freed daily if possible. The group included Gibson Young Jr Brown Cristo Fox Hernandez George and others.
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Guantanamo, Cuba
U.S
U.S. Navy
Guantanamo Bay
Fidel Castro
East Cuban
L. C
Robert Gibson
Chattahoochee
Fla
Park Wollam
Robert Wiecha
Navy Base
Guantanamo City
Gibson
Baracoa
Cuba
United States
Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Charles B. Young Jr
Bronx
N.Y
Cpl
Noble S. Brown
Indian Head
C. William Cristo
Scottsville
Kan
Billy Ray Fox
Bloomfield
N.J
Alfredo R. Hernandez
Esparto
Calif
C. Valentine W. George
Northboro
Mass
Marines Seize Beirut Port as 3600 British? Marines Move Inland
U S Marines occupy Beirut port area with 3600 men after another battalion lands. Tanks amphibious vehicles and ships supply the push into the city while Lebanese rebels denounce the intervention. A second wave of 1800 Marines joins yesterday's contingent, bringing total near 5400.
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Edwin A. Shanke
Beirut
Lebanon
Beiruts
Falange
Associated Press
United States
Chamoun
Middle East
U.S
Robert McClintock
James L. Holloway
Guad Shehab
Shehab
Sidney Wade
2Nd Marine
Hussein Oweini
U.S. 6Th Fleet
6Th
Allies Applaud U S Beirut Landing Amid Global Tensions
Western allies and neutrals largely backed the U S Marines in Beirut as essential to Lebanon and free world security, while the Communist bloc condemned the move as aggression. Tass and Pravda called it piracy and aggression, Tito urged U N action, and Nehru warned of a wider conflagration. Britain and France supported Washington with some French critics recalling Suez. Turkey Iran and Pakistan, Baghdad Pact partners, expressed satisfaction.
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Associated Press London
Communist Bloc
United States Today
Lebanon
America
Beirut
Free World
Tass
United States
Pravda
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Washington
Tito
U.N
Nehru
India
Iraq
U.S
New Delhi
Soviet Union
Imre Nagy
Indian Express
Britain
France
Suez
Figaro
Andre Francois- Poncet
French Academy
Eisenhower
Turkey
Iran
Pakistan
Ankara
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Sausalito
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Miss Maryland
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