Navy Sails From East Coast Ports
The Atlantic Fleet emptied major East Coast naval ports as ships dispersed to sea or headed east toward the Mediterranean. Under Adm. Jerauld Wright’s emergency plan, combat vessels deploy quickly in crisis, a procedure used during the Suez situation. The Mediterranean force was expected to grow with more ships and supplies arriving.
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Middle East
America
Mediterranean
Atlantic
U. S
Adm
Jerauld Wright
Norfolk
Boy Drowns After Private Pool Incident in Thomasville
In Winston-Salem area, 12 year old Larry Eugene Rogers of Route 9 was pronounced dead on arrival at about 5:30 p.m. after being underwater for roughly ten minutes in a private pool at Erwin Heights. A nurse passing by aided briefly before emergency help arrived. investigation ongoing.
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Frank Rogers
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Winston-Salem
City Hospital
Erwin Heights
Clifford L
Long
Rogers Boy
Boys Bring Gator Home From Weekend Hike
Three barefoot Charlotte boys Richard Smith 10 Dale Mahaffey 6 and Robert Mahaffey 10 wandered off with cookies water and a Pepsi for a hike and returned with a wriggling eight inch baby alligator found in a ditch along the new U S 29 bypass.
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Charlotte
Richard Smith
Dale
Robert Mahaffey
E. W. Mahaffey
U.S. 29
Atlas Missile Test Fails After Exploding Off Cape Canaveral
An Atlas intercontinental missile with three engines exploded 45 seconds after lift off at 12 36 p m at Cape Canaveral. The Air Force blamed a control system failure as the cause. The 85 foot missile broke into two parts and showered debris into the Atlantic. Convair described the nose cone and planned two minute post launch sequence.
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Florida
Atlantic Ocean
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Convair Astronautics
Paratroops Reinforce Marines in Lebanon Tension Grips Middle East
U S forces airlift 1 700 paratroopers from Turkey to Beirut to bolster 6 300 Marines on the coast as regional tensions rise. An inbound transport was hit by fire near Beirut amid conflicting claims of attackers. Soviet and Chinese propaganda flares widen the conflict's international angle.
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Lebanon
United States
Turkey
Middle East
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Syria
Egypt
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Moonshine Report Series To Begin In The Enterprise
A seven part series by Edward J. Mowery will investigate illicit liquor production and distribution. He spent six weeks interviewing officers jurists moonshiners and industry experts. The first article will run in The Enterprise tomorrow.
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Enterprise
Pulitizer Prize
Edward J. Mowery
Florida Everglades
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Ike and Dulles Reply to Russian Note on Summit
The United States said it would consider promptly Khrushchev's proposal for an immediate summit on the Middle East crisis, but urged Soviet cooperation for a United Nations solution. Secretary Dulles and Prime Minister Lloyd outlined a calm diplomacy while predicting a Western war of nerves amid troop movements in Lebanon and Jordan.
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Eisenhower
Gettysburg
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Lloyd
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Lebanon
Jordan
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London
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Geneva
India
Three Killed In Auto Crash Near Holly Hill
Three New Yorkers died when their car collided with a tractor trailer on U S 15 in Orangeburg County South Carolina. The victims were George C. Bauersfeld and Anita Bauersfeld and Jose F. de Rayo. Truck driver David J. Tjart of Delray Beach Florida was not injured. Further details were unavailable.
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S.C
U.S. 15
Orangeburg
Highway 1
George C. Bauersfeld
Anita Bauersfeld
Jose F. de Rayo
David J. Tjart
Delray Beach
Fla
Khrushchev Urges Five Power Summit Over Middle East Crisis
Khrushchev proposed a five power summit by next Tuesday to avert war in the Middle East and suggested Geneva as a site. He invited the leaders of the United States Britain France and India and urged U N chief Dag Hammarskjold attend. He warned aggressors in Lebanon Jordan and Cyprus are playing with fire and urged immediate standstill with Arab participation. The plan aims to work out Security Council recommendations and seek a full U N members meeting.
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Dag Hammarskjold
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Cyprus
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Sination General Assembly
New York
Hammarskjold
London
Sir Patrick Reilly
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Goldfine Heir Slashes Self In Sarasota Hotel Room
Maxwell Goldfine 36 son of industrialist Bernard Goldfine slashed himself with a razor in a Sarasota hotel room after a disturbance call. He was rushed to Sarasota Memorial Hospital. doctors said most of the 80 to 100 cuts were superficial and he would recover. His estranged wife Claire Dale Goldfine arrived two weeks earlier to pursue divorce amid family controversy.
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Sarasota Memorial Hospital
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Sun Tide
Goldfines
Donald G. Elie
Claire
Elie
Laurie Dale
Boston
Martha Ferren
Tampa
Congressional
Sherman Adams
Americans See Shifting Mood in Moscow Amid Lebanon Crisis
Moscow residents view Americans differently as Soviet press and radio attack U.S. policy over Lebanon. Diplomats warn that a rise in anti-American sentiment could fray long standing friendship, while 700 to 1,000 Americans tour the Soviet Union with embassy guidance and safety notes.
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America
Kremlin
Moscow
Soviet Union
Adlai Stevenson
Llewellyn Thompson Jr
Reserve use in crisis discounted by Pentagon
The Pentagon said it will not call up reserves despite U S forces moving into the Middle East. A briefing officer said portions of the Korean War emergency order remain, though some sections no longer exist. The President could call up to one million reservists under the 1955 act with a new emergency, or require new congressional authority for larger or active calls.
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