Britain, Lebanon recognize Iraq amid Baghdad Pact ties
London joins Baghdad Pact states in formal recognition of Iraq's revolutionary government. U.S. recognition expected soon. In Beirut, Lebanon also announced immediate recognition and sent best wishes to Iraqi Premier Abdul Kerim Kassem's regime.
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London
UPI
Britain
Iraq
United States
Russia
Beirut
Lebanon
Charles Malik
Baghdad
Malik
Abdul Kerim Kassem
Polio outbreak leads to Managua school closures
In Managua Nicaragua an infantile paralysis outbreak nears epidemic levels prompting the ministry of education to close all primary schools until further notice. The U S Air Force delivered two iron lungs and a US Army polio specialist advised local use. Over 50 children in Managua were reported stricken. Moscow Radio said the USSR protested Italian use of ports and airfields in Lebanon transit.
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Managua
Nicaragua
UPI
Ministry of Education
U. S Air Force
Panama
Army
Harold BR. Lynch
London
Moscow
Soviet Union
Italy
Lebanon
Rome
Haiti Leader Accuses U S of Exile Plotters in New York
Haiti President Francois Duvalier accused the United States of harboring Haitian exiles plotting against his government. He demanded extradition from New York of ex-president Paul Magloire and ex-Sen. Louis Dejolye. Duvalier won assembly approval to rule by decree for six months to shield the Caribbean nation from plotters.
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Port AU Prince
Malti
Francois Duvalier
United States
U. S
Haiti
New York
Paul E. Magloire
Louis Dejoi
Duvalier
National Assembly
Police Chief Attitude Examined Amid City Debates
City officials and lawyers debate police conduct in nighttime arrests for minor traffic violations. A council inquiry examines claims that a Negro physician’s wife suffered a heart attack during custody, prompted by a protest letter from a civil rights group.
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Long Beach
Jment
Police Department
Ras Tet
Independent
National Assn
Raymond C. Kenley
Inquest Fails to Blame Police Officer in LA
A Los Angeles coroner jury failed to unanimously assign criminal responsibility to Officer Nick Brussa for the death of Edward Washington Jr. The verdict split with seven saying Brussa was not criminally responsible and four deeming the death accidental but relating to Brussa’s conduct. Washington died July 14 from complications after a June 21 incident, with testimony detailing a tense arrest near Slauson Avenue as officers responded to a riot call.
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Los Angeles
DNL
Nick Brussa
Edward Washington Jr
Halldale A
Brussa
Dep. Dist
Don Avery
Atty
George Taylor
Washington
General Hospital
Broadway
Slauson Avenue
Beverly Hi
Alese
Bender to Address Senior Citizens Rally
Charles Bender of the California Institute at Social Welfare will address a senior citizens rally at 1 30 pm Monday at Machinists Hall 728 Elm St. George McLain head of the aged folks lobby in Washington DC will also speak.
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Charles Bender
California Institute
Social Welfare
Machinists Hall
Elm St
George Mmclain
Yald Folks Lobby
Washington, D.C
Art Roy 7th and Obispo Garage Open for Repairs
Local shop at 7th and Obispo expands operations offering a full range of auto repairs. Customers can save on services with a new pricing emphasis and promotional deals.
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Obispoom
Tampa
Bombing in Beirut Kills Two
A dynamite blast gutted offices of the right wing anti Nasser Peoples Party in Beirut injuring 15 and killing two as U S troops arrive by sea transport Upshur. The explosion amid leaflets warned Americans to go home and followed regional turmoil spurred by the Iraq revolution and new Mideast crisis.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Ast
Sebelmeld Basia Moslem
Lgadur Sacb Sa Jam
anti-Nasser Peoples Party
PPS
Camille N. Charnoun
Fuad Chehab
Subiriet
Charnoun
Iraq
Mideast
Upshur
Honolulu Witnesses A-Bomb Test Shock Across Islands
Eyewitnesses from Honolulu describe a vivid nuclear test flash and its effects. Mrs Mink plans an official protest over secrecy and warning failures while others report intense brightness and a mushroom cloud visible from Waikiki. A Memphis observer and an airline pilot recount startled reactions and unusual colors in the night sky.
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Hawaii
Tam
Mink
Christmas, Island
Charles Dougherty
Memphis
Tenn
Waikiki
John Urner
Honolulu
State College Summer School Closes Amid 5200 Examinations
The six week summer session at State College ended Friday with 5,200 students taking final exams. Dean J Wesley Bratton predicted 2,000 students will enroll for the final summer term. Registration is allowed from 8 am to 4 pm on weekdays and Tuesday.
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Long Beach State College
J. Wesley Bratton
Sision
Chrysler Buys Simca in U.S. market move
Detroit based Chrysler Corp expands in small foreign car sector by acquiring Ford's stake in Simca, a French compact car. The action places Chrysler alongside GM and Ford in competing for overseas autos in the United States. Classified ads offer fast swap services via HE 2-5959.
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Chrysler
Simca
Detroit
Chrysler, Corp
General Motors
Ford
United States
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