Lebanon accuses Syrian invasion amid border clashes
Lebanon charged Tuesday night that a 500-strong force from Syria invaded and blew up a customs house in a terrorism campaign linked to the United Arab Republic. Six killed at the border as government fights mob violence including anti American sentiment. Foreign Minister Malik blamed UAR interference and said forces from Syria and Gaza origin entered Lebanon to destroy its sovereign state. Meanwhile in Liverpool five Americans enter an international conductors contest. In Cairo the high court upholds spying sentences for six Britons and eight Egyptians. The U.S. 6th Fleet says no specific alert tied to Lebanon events.
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U S Output Drops for First Quarter 1958
The Commerce Department reports U S output fell to 422 billion dollars at an annual rate in Q1 1958, down 2 percent from late 1957, marking the deepest postwar recession among three since World War II. Consumer spending slipped due to auto sales, while other spending rose slightly as government outlays increased.
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Wildcat Airline Strike Ends and Maintenance Resumes
Miami report says striking mechanics returned to Eastern Air Lines maintenance shops, restoring service in a bid to resume normal operations. Eastern projected annual profits steady at 22,000,000,000 with a tentative gain from recent sitdown progress. experts noted ongoing corporate profit declines during January-March. A. J. Heyes cited uncertainty for early 1958 figures while most Miami-serviced aircraft are in the final quarter of 1957.
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Risks Life Loses in Heart Surgery
Knoxville businessman Bernie Harold Shoun, 41, faced a delicate heart operation after surviving three prior heart attacks. He and his wife believed in God’s will but after 12 hours and 23 pints of blood, he died. Meanwhile IAM local president George N. Brown warned strikers in Valhalla that unauthorized actions would be prosecuted as contract talks with the company remain stalled and a Railway Labor Act board review is pending.
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Monk Becomes Baron After Baroness Vaux Death
In Warrington England a Benedictine monk who runs a Roman Catholic mission is elevated to baron as the title passes to Rev. Peter H. Gordon Gilbey Brother Gabriel upon the death of his mother Baroness Vaux.
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Cutter Laboratories to Merge with Hollister-Stier Corp
Dr. Robert K. Cutter of Cutter Laboratories said an agreement has been signed to merge Cutter with Hollister-Stier Corp. Hollister-Stier operates allergy product laboratories in Spokane Los Angeles Chicago and Philadelphia, expanding the merged group's reach in medical manufacturing.
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Marine to Realize Dream Citizenship at LA Federal Building
Long Beach Marine corporal Myron W. Blacha will be sworn in as a U S citizen Friday morning at the Federal Building in Los Angeles. Born in Piotrkow Poland he came to the United States in 1951 from a displaced persons camp in Germany. His father served as a Polish artillery captain. Blacha enlisted in 1954 and re enlisted in 1956 aiming for a career in the Marine Corps. He serves at the Naval Station brig with his wife Virginia S. at Huntington Park.
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Armed Forces Week Brings Detroit Booth Backlash
Detroit Councilman Del A Smith labelled street side Army Navy and Marine Corps recruiting booths as eyesores and traffic hazards prompting a move by the council to abolish the six booths under study. In Brantford Ontario a plaque will mark the oldest Protestant church in Ontario at Sts Pauls Church of the Mohawks, unveiled Friday. built in 1785 for Mohawks loyal to Britain during the American Revolution who later departed for lands near New York.
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Slugger Gets 9 Months for Conviction No 43
Ziegler 40, of San Francisco, sentenced by Superior Judge Beach Vasey to nine months in County Jail for a misdemeanor assault following a Feb. 22 arrest. He beat a woman friend, Pauline Rainwater, 31, of Los Angeles, causing a broken rib and punctured lung, and struck a Long Beach man, fracturing his skull during an incident under the West Anaheim Street bridge. The case also involved a car ride from Los Angeles. In St. Louis, Eugene H. Taylor received a two-year term for stealing money from two newsboys, after a courtroom lecture stressing the plight of the child seller.
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Judge rejects probation for bribe amid newsboy case
Judge Taylor states no probation for anyone taking money from a newsboy after Taylor notes the guilty plea of the defendant. The remark underscores a strict stance on corruption in the case featuring a newsboy involved in an alleged pay-off.
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