Western powers face growing scrutiny over Middle East role
Pro Western nations question U S and British Middle East policy as Communist factions and Western press cast doubt. Frankfurter Rundschau and Die Welt urge critical view of Washington and London while Times calls danger of a second Korea. Rome protests erupt outside foreign ministry and U S embassy amid Moscow Prague broadcasts. Gailani linked to 1941 Baghdad revolt and ongoing plotting against King Faisal.
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Associated Press
U.S
Middle East
Frankfurter Rundschau
Washington
London
Die Welt
Hamburg
Jordan
Congress Disputes Unemployment Forecasts in 1959 Budget
The House Appropriations Committee rejected optimistic unemployment projections by some officials and said official administration estimates show higher jobless figures for 1959. It noted 1958 insured unemployment at 2.225 million versus a 1959 forecast of about 2.9 million, with peak near 3 million. The panel approved the full 10.6 million for state unemployment administration grants plus a 10 million contingency fund.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
Sale of Pool Investigated
Greensboro officials faced questioning by attorneys for African American complainants who allege the city sold Lindley Park swimming pool to avoid integration. U S Middle District Court weighs if collusion occurred while judge holds judgment pending statements.
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Greensboro
Lindley Park
U. S. Middle District Court
Edwin M. Stanley
Nasser Khrushchev meet as U.S. Marines land in Lebanon
In Moscow and Cairo reports confirm Nasser and Khrushchev held talks about the Middle East while U.S. Marines land in Lebanon. The Moscow summit followed by UN delegates pressuring for withdrawal of American and British forces as regional tensions rise. An advance U.S. paratroop unit arrived in Beirut under Col. Charles Purchase. Saudi Arabia blocks oil tanker flights to Jordan, affecting U.S. plans.
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Nasser
United Arab Republic
Khrushchev
Moscow
Russia
Cairo
Damascus
Middle East
Reinholdensz
Beirut
Lebanon
Soviet Union
U.S
United Nations
Camille Chamoun
Turkey
Col
Charles Purchase
Quincy
Mass
Saudi Arabia
Bahrain
Jordan
Amman
Saudi
Massive Crowd Gathers Outside U S Embassy in Moscow
About 75,000 demonstrators converge on the U S Embassy in Moscow as crowds block streets from Insurrection Square to the Foreign Ministry. Police in horse patrols form a front line while embassy staff shutter offices and Marines lock gates amid anti American chants and banners about Lebanon and Iraq.
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United States
Moscow
Russia
Middle East
Rome
India
Japan
Lebanon
U.S
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Iraq
Insurrection Square
Communist Party
Richard H. Davids
Foreign Ministry
Llewellyn E. Thompson Jr
Sir Patrick Reilly
Jordan
Wage Talks In Stalemate At P A Thomas Car Works
Nearly 200 workers at the P A Thomas Car Works walked out last night after stalled negotiations over changes in incentive rates. U A W Carolinas rep Michael Volk said there are no plans for further talks, while company VP J Norman Thomas declined comment. A brief, amicable three minute meeting yielded no progress. MORE ON PAGE FIVE-A.
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P. A. Thomas Car Works
Tryon Street
Michael Volk
United Auto Workers
Carolinas
J. Norman Thomas
Volk
Airmen Located After Atlantic RB66 Crash
A Norwegian freighter reported picking up two American airmen after an RB66 jet bomber crashed in the Atlantic near the Azores. A third crew member was seen on a raft and a Portuguese patrol ship was directed to the scene. The plane vanished during a flight from Shaw Air Force Base to a European base via the Azores. The Pentagon identified the crew as Capt Clyde B. Trent Jr., Lt Ruth O. Owen, and airman Julius J. Rausch, all from Shaw.
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Santa Maria Airfield
Azores
Atlantic
Shaw Air Force Base
S.C
Pentagon
Washington
UAR claims U.S. threatened action over Lebanon Marines
United Arab Republic envoy Omar Loutfi said U.S. Ambassador Raymond Hare warned Marines in Lebanon would be attacked and would respond. The U.N. Security Council neared a vote on Middle East crisis proposals as Soviet and U.S. efforts faced likely failure and a possible emergency General Assembly session.
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United Nations
N.Y
United Arab Republic
United States
U.S
Lebanon
U.A.R
Omar Loutfi
Raymond Hare
Cairo
Hare
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Assembly
Jordan
Arkady A. Sobolev
Talks Intensify as West Faces Iraqi Regime Rise
British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd resumed U S talks amid signals the West may must accept Iraq's new revolutionary government. US officials warned of possible oil disruption and emphasized no plans for direct intervention while Marines and British troops move into the region to deter further upheaval.
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Washington
Selwyn Lloyd
U.S
Iraq
Lloyd
State Department
Dulles
White House
Middle East
Atlantic
Eisenhower
Lebanon
Jordan
Nasser
United Arab Republic
United States
Britain
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