Polish Liner Crash Kills Five Americans in Moscow Flight
A twin engine Polish airliner with eight passengers including five Americans crashed in a storm near Moscow. Three Americans survived, two others were missing. Survivors from Grand Rapids Michigan were Mia Temper, her daughter Michelle, and Richard Cheverton, with others aboard including three American newsmen. The Polish aircraft from Warsaw carried 42 passengers and crew of four. six bodies were counted at the scene. Cheverton spoke of a storm and a sudden descent before the crash.
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Harvey Beaker
Beaker
Grand Rapids
Moscow
Harold Milks
Roy Essoyan
Associated Press
Irving R. Levine
National Broadcasting, Co
Mrs. Temper
Ter
Warsaw
Nasser’s Arab World Ties Weaken Amid Isolation
News from Beirut reports Gamal Abdel Nasser’s influence waning across Arab nations. While still rallying masses in Lebanon, Cairo’s leader loses support from key allies as Syria remains a remaining partner in a shifting Middle East landscape during Hussein’s visit to Amman.
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Brirut
Lebanon
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Middle East
Kings Band
Arabia
Hussein
Jordan
Nasser
Israel
Amman
Saud
Amasses
Syria
Bast
Wes
Hy Foudan
Gitache
Stassen Under Scrutiny Amid Dulles Disarmament Talks
Washington contends Harold Stassen faces backlash as leaks reveal State Department guidance and a top adviser assignment. Officials question his European diplomacy and talks with Russian envoy Valerian Zogin while his presidential prospects fade amid distrust from Dulles aides.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Harold Stassen
Russia
State Department
Stassen
State Dulles
Cnough
Thulles
Europe
Atlantic
Britain
France
Valerian Zogin
Slassen
Eisenhower
Rep. McCormack
Massachusetts
House
Dulles
Lincoln
White
State
Department
Dujles
Plate Department
Julius Holmes
London
Holmes
Shas- Bae
Basset
Singe
Detling Holmes
Blassen
Questioning of Cross Is Postponed
Washington Reuters says the Senate Rackets Investigating Committee postponed questioning James G. Cross president of the Bakers Union because he was jailed in U S District Court for contempt of Congress related to Frank W. Brewster Vensters Union. A new date will be sent later. The panel will probe links to union funds, including a case involving Kay Lower who was paid for by Cross and invoked the Fifth Amendment.
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Washington
Senate
James G. Cross
Bakers Union
Robert F. Kennedy
U. S
Los Angles Hrunetic
Kay Lower
Cross
Atlas Proves Self Military Silent After Launch Failure
Orlando report says Atlas rocket failed after liftoff from Cape Canaveral. One engine likely malfunctioned causing two-stage fuse to misfire and explode midair. Built by Rocketdyne division. designed for 190,000 pounds thrust with range toward Moscow in 20 months under NSC study.
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Fla
Inters Continental
Atlas
Orlando Bentir
Allas
Cape Canar Yeval
Ray Diego
Gality
Ae Sean
Moscow
MSR
Uesn
Hussein Saud discuss Arab unity amid Jordan Egypt rift
In Amman King Hussein and King Saud of Saudi Arabia broadened Arab unity aims in a communique from talks overnight. They pledged to preserve cooperation and independence, backed military collaboration against Israel, and disputed any foreign domination while confirming Arab control of the Gulf of Aqaba. They also touted study of economic cooperation and investment between Saudi Arabia and Jordan, with Saud returning home after extending his visit.
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Amman
Jordan
Husein
Saud
Arabia
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Israel
Jorrdan
Camrounique
Gulf of Aqaba
Isras
Jordania
Frogman Crabb Seen In Shady Traffic In Portsmouth
Soviet commentator claims Cmdr. Lionel Crabb died in shady business off Portsmouth while British officials withhold positive ID of a body found nearby. The war hero vanished during a Royal visit to Britain with Khrushchev and Bulganin, prompting rumors of OSS links and espionage.
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London
Moscow
Ridin
Cmdr
Llonel
Buster) Crabby
Portsmouth
Crabb
Bulgyari
Khrushchev
Britain
Nies
Benge
Crakk
Soviet Offer on Nuclear Test Moratorium Seen as Advance
Soviet delegate Valerii Zorlin proposed a two year halt to nuclear tests under UN oversight, with inspections enforcing disarmament. Western critics say the plan risks production of hydrogen bombs and lacks full inspection of fissionable materials. The New York Herald Tribune notes U S officials find the proposal too long and only scientific in scope.
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London
Redeeker
Valerian Zorth
United Nations
Soviet Union
Britain
Russi
United States
Weston Fowces
Zorln
U. S
Harold E. Stussen
New York
U.S
Herlad’ Tribune
Auction of Farouk possessions begins in Cairo palace
In Cairo the Egyptian government auctioned 1 016 items from exiled King Farouk’s belongings including jewelry art silver rugs and porcelain. The five day sale drew about 200 Egyptians with brisk bidding as items such as a silver teapot and strainer and an embroidered table cloth moved for hundreds of dollars.
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Cairo
Egypt
Wellancer
Aroul
Abdin
Hearl
Jved
Egyphian
Authority on Oil Law Succumbs
Judge George M. LeCroy, 73, a noted oil law authority and former chancellor, died at a local hospital. He owned extensive oil interests in the area and helped shape early 1920s court decisions. He served about a decade in the Second Division, Seventh Change. His widow survives with five grandchildren.
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EL -Porarq
George M. LeCroy
LeGroy
Ciregli
Bytviyous
Ingle Fig
Reaction to Disarms Plan Encouraging
Washington reports say Soviet reaction to the United States test step disarmament plan was encouraging on some points. Officials note openness to international inspectors in Soviet territory and a shift in tone after Stassen and Dulles meetings. Khrushchev dismisses the plan as a ruse but signals possible consent to posts if it speeds nuclear arms talks.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Jarivetely
Harold Staasen
Stassen
Dulles
London
United Nations Digarpiameent Sud
Vorplile
Eisenhower
Brussun
Beviet
Valerian Zorin
Zorin
State Department
Sayiat
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Arctic
Injunction Bars Police Union Bill in Arkansas Case
A chancery court in Little Rock granted an injunction against enlarging a 1957 law on police unions. The Little Rock Policeman's Union sued Chief Marvin Pots and city officials alleging unconstitutionality. Hearing set for July 24 to decide if the injunction becomes permanent or is dissolved. Case may go to the state Supreme Court.
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Murray Reed
Little Rock Policeman's Union
Stitfy Chancery Court
Marvin Pots
Sipreny Cau
Baw
Upiong Wert Inte Effeck Tuday
Two American Missionaries Freed by Communist China
Father Charles J. McCarthy and Father John Houle, Jesuit missionaries from California, were released after four years of imprisonment and house arrest. They expect to leave Shanghai for Hong Kong in about ten days, health reported as fair to improving. Six other Americans remain in custody in China, with conditions varying between house arrest and imprisonment.
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Hong Kong
China Today
Ambion
Charles J. McCarthy
San Francisco
John Alexander
Glendale
Calif
Jett
Sgn
MaCarthy
Father Houle
Shanghai
China
Peiping- Tientsin
McCarthy
Father McCarthy
Military Talks Across Money and Disarmament at Quantico
At Quantico Virginia more than 70 Defense Department officials opened their fifth annual meeting with Secretary of State Dulles among speakers. The agenda centers on London disarmament talks and military funding as Pentagon leaders push to keep spending within an 88 million dollar ceiling despite rising costs for salaries and equipment.
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Dulles
Defense Department
London
Aving
Maswell B
Taylor
Adm
Arleigh A. Burke
Thomas White
Airforce
Nathan F. Twining
Wilson
Pentagon
Turncoat GI Fortuna Returns to United States
Andrew Fortuna, an American POW who had lived in China for three years after being captured in the Korean War, crossed from Hong Kong into the British colony and prepared to sail home aboard the Wilson. He said he left for personal and family reasons and denied being a Communist. He previously worked as a mechanic in Hong Kong and did not specify plans upon return.
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Andrew Fortuna
Minh
Commorerat Chita
Fortuna
Med Ching
Ste Ds
United States
Andrew Forlani
China
Bamboo Curinin
Edwyn Je. Revds
Richard Post
Andelo Smith
American
Red Cross
Porlunn
Officlala Vished
Tickal
Wilson
West Honate
Th Sulate Ag
Red Chinn
Tt Meehanic
Hankow
U.S
Arkansas Couple and Texas Woman Killed in Crash
A wreck on U S Highway 82 six miles west of Guthrie Oklahoma killed Mr and Mrs Joe Louis Warren of Portland Arkansas and Mrs Leora Ballard Bachman 40 of Dumont Texas. Four others were hurt including Mickey and Bonnie Bachman children of Mrs Bachman and Joe Charles Warren plus his sister Emily Louise.
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Tex
Arkansas
Texas
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Guthrie
Yestersday
Joe Louis Warren
Portland
Ark
Leora Ballard Bachman
Dumont
Guthele
Mickey Bachman
Bonnie Bachman
Leora Bachan
Joe Charles Warren
Emily Louise
Weather outlook with scattered storms and warm spell
Partly cloudy with widely scattered thunderstorms. High in the upper 80s to mid 90s this afternoon. Tonight partly cloudy and warm, cooler in extreme north and west. Widely scattered thundershowers possible this afternoon and tonight, with lingering chances Saturday. Sunday mostly cloudy and warm with some thundershowers. highs upper 80s to mid 90s, lows near 70s. Additional notes mention continued heat across Arkansas with variable shower chances through the weekend.
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