Khrushchev Faces U N Summit Call Amid Middle East Crisis
UNITED NATIONS N Y The next step in the Middle East crisis hinges on whether Soviet Premier Khrushchev accepts a summit proposal in the U N Security Council He may opt for his own five power plan or accept Eisenhower and Macmillan suggestions Moscow dispatches suggest Khrushchev could accept the U N summit but dislike the setup Western observers warn delay risks a catastrophe The Security Council adjourned after a Soviet veto over Lebanon troop withdrawal while Hammarskjold seeks more observer personnel to enable U S troop pullout
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United Nations
N.Y
Middle East
Nikita Khrushchev
U.N. Security Council
Narusneney Woay
U.N
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Moscow
Tass
Sevestia
United States
Khrushchev
Security Council
Tional Shek
China
Gambia
Lebanon
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Izvestia
U.S.A
Tiny June Rise in Cost of Living Noted by Government
Washington AP reporting that living costs rose in June by a fractional amount, pushing the index to 123.7 percent of the 1947-49 average and about 24 cents above the dollar level of a decade ago. Ewan Clague, labor statistics commissioner, forecasts a possible decline in coming months as food supplies improve.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ewan Clague
Labor
Three ABC Officials Get Boot
RALEIGH AP three high ranking officials of the state ABC Department were asked to resign today by ABC Chairman William S Hunt They were G H Andrews former director of the Wine and Enforcement Division J B Little formerly Andrews assistant and Mrs Elizabeth Myers ABC Board chemist Andrews and Little held their Wine Division jobs prior to the recent reorganization of the ABC setup which joined the Wine Division with the Malt Beverage Division After the shakeup they were made district supervisors Andrews in the Charlotte area and Little around Raleigh Little has served about 12 years Andrews nine years and Mrs Myers six years Hunt said he had no statement to make and did not know when an explanation would be forthcoming Myers confirmed reports of the ouster and said she would resign perhaps Andrews could not be reached for comment and Little in Albemarle could not be contacted.
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Andrews
Little
ABC
Charlotte
Raleigh
State Department
Myers
Hunt
Venezuelan Defense Minister Resigns After Mass Protest
About 100000 Venezuelans demanded the resignation of Defense Minister Jesus Maria Castro Leon after he pressed for army power. The junta backed by Admiral Larrazabal faced a public clash as planes and ships moved to deter potential violence.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Jesus Maria Castro Leon
Castro Leon
Adm
Wolfgang Larrazabal
Marcos Jimenez
Larrazabal
Caribbean
Democratic Action
Nasser Calls for Peace Yet Threatens Jordan Leader
In a fiery Independence Day address Gamal Abdel Nasser frames himself as a man of peace while urging Palestinians in Nablus Ramallah and Jerusalem to listen. He hints Hussein may meet a fate similar to Abdullahs and demands withdrawal of American and British forces from Lebanon and Jordan amid rising Middle East tensions.
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William Ryan
Nablus
Jordan
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Hussein
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Jerusalem
Ramallah
Abdullah
Britain
Lebanon
Middle East
Palestine
Amman
Moscow Objects To U N Summit Meeting
Moscow sharply objected to a Western gag on a U N summit to discuss the Middle East crisis and did not rule out accepting a five power meeting outside the U N. Izvestia and Moscow radio accused the US of blocking the conference while signaling possible Soviet acceptance of the Western terms. President Eisenhower indicated the United States would join a Security Council summit if leaders desired and other governments agreed.
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Washington
Moscow
U.N
Middle East
Khrushchev
Moscow Radio
U.S
United States
Izvestia
Eisenhower
U. S
Macmillan
Khrushichev
Security Council
Holloway Doubts War Will Come in Lebanon
Adm. James L. Holloway and U S Ambassador Robert McClintock expressed optimism on Lebanon's path and the risk of a third world war. They said there were no signs of Soviet or Egyptian intervention and noted U S forces could shift quickly if needed.
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Beirut, Lebanon
James L. Holloway
Lebanon
U. S
Robert McClintock
Middle East
Holloway
McClintock
Soviet Union
United Arab Republic
Nasser
Jordan
Hussein
Commerce reports durable goods decline arrested
The Commerce Department says the slump in autos appliances and other consumer durables appears substantially arrested in June. Eisenhower advisers say the economy rose first time in nearly a year with second quarter GNP up to 428 billion dollars, led by consumer and government purchases offsetting private investment decline.
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Frank Cormier
Washington
Commerce Department
Eisenhower
Council of Economic Advisers
Beirut bakery bomb shatters 10 years of work
In Beirut a bomb struck Elias Antouri's Maqdisi street bakery at 7 50 pm injuring the owner who built the shop from savings after starting pastry lessons at 16. He vows to reopen despite threats from insurgents and fears for other small businesses. A nearby grocery owner recalls assailants urging open shops to close.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Maqdisi Street
Elias Antouri
Moonshine War Grows as Prohibition Effort Moves In
Winston-Salem report shows Charles Nicholson leading a round the clock crackdown on moonshine. About 1,000 stills operate in North Carolina with four to six big syndicates. Agents from Charlotte and nearby posts target Brushy and Blue Ridge mountains for signs of illegal distilling.
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Edward J. Mowery
Winston-Salem
Charles Nicholson
Uncle Sam
North Carolina
Nicolson
Charlotte
Blue Ridge Mountains
Pro-Nasser Coup Fails In Sudan
Cairo reported a pro-Nasser coup attempt in Sudan was thwarted by Sudanese authorities. The army commander ordered officers to stay at posts and barred abroad travel while Middle East tensions flared. Sudan’s Premier Abdullah Khalil remains staunchly anti-Nasser amid Nile waters dispute.
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Cairo
Said
Sudan
Egypt
Middle East
Khartoum
United Arab Republic
Foreign Ministry
U.A.R
Aly Khashaba
Abdullah Khalil
U.S
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Pickering
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Philadel
Andre
Anne Sarafian
Haywood Weddle
al Scheuch
Joseph Carter
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Robert Schmidt
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