Zoo Lion Decapitates Girl In Washington Zoo Incident
At Washingtons Zoological Park a male lion and a female named Queenie dragged and decapitated a ten year old girl through cage bars during an outing. Attendants attempted to intervene with hoses and gas as the childs grandfather and other visitors watched in shock. The childs mother, Mrs Benjamin Vogl, was placed under medical care while the father prepared to travel from Chilliwack British Columbia.
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U S to send tanks to Lebanon under modest aid plan
The United States said on Friday it expects to ship tanks to Lebanon's pro-Western government as part of a modest assistance program for Lebanon's armed forces. Washington cited additional military goods and police equipment flown to Beirut in response to Premier Camille Chamoun's request.
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Chamoun gains in Beirut amid turmoil and strikes
Chamoun wins the first round in a bitter fight as rioters are driven from Beirut and key cities. The anti-government strike loses strength while security forces restore calm in the capital and other urban areas. Raab to discuss European economic issues with Eisenhower during his Washington visit. Princess Anne returns to Windsor after surgery minus tonsils and adenoids.
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Caracas Aide Resigns Over Nixon Security Failure
The Caracas governor resigned under fire for failing to protect Vice President Nixon during last Tuesday's mob attack on his motorcade. The ruling junta appointed Lt. Col. Rafael Alonzo Bayard to the post. Correspodents said Venezuelan police and soldiers delayed action until the mob attack had begun.
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Senate expands anti-American probe to Latin America and violence
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee broadened a probe of rough treatment of Vice President Mixon in Latin America to include anti-American violence abroad. The panel will also study the burning of U S Information Agency libraries in Lebanon and other incidents, with Chairman Theodore Francis Green guiding next steps as Sen Morse proposed broader study of U S policy in Latin America.
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