Eisenhower rejects Soviet domination plan for Middle East
In a letter discussing UN led solutions, President Eisenhower rejects a system of political domination in Eastern Europe as a model. He cites risks from indirect aggression and U.N. Security Council responsibility for the Middle East. Dulles outlines U S positions on Iraq, Lebanon, and a possible August 12 summit with Khrushchev and Macmillan, noting De Gaulle’s differing stance.
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Geneva
European
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United States
Middle East
United Nations Security Council
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Moscow
Eisenhower
Lebanon
State Department
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Soviet Union
Iraq
Turkey
Khruschev
Macmillan
Security Council
de Gaulle
Witness Threats Highlight Detroit Labor Rackets Probe
In Washington a strikingly pretty Detroit laundry operator Juicy Dawson testified she was threatened with disfigurement if she spoke to the Senate Rackets Committee about union rackets. She read a threatening note dated July 9 claiming "Half of the Teamsters" warned her to stay quiet as James Hoffa is due to appear next week. Police protection had been arranged for a threatened female witness.
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Senate
Detroit
Juicy Dawson
Hoffa
The
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Delay Sentencing For McSorley In Misconduct Case
Dauphin County court delayed until August 27 the sentencing of G Franklin McSorley suspended chairman of the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission on a misconduct in office charge. He was convicted of retaining as a chauffeur on the commission payroll after former Chairman Thomas J Evans left the commission. A request for a new trial was denied and sentencing was set for next Tuesday.
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Harrisburg
Dauphin County
G. Franklin McSorley
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Pittsburgh Democrat
McSorley
Thomas J. Evans
Evans
Britain Seeks To Level Tal Britain Seeks To Level Tal
Britain proposes a United Nations council summit under Article 28 of the UN Charter with a government representative from each member state. Macmillan says he will attend on Aug 12 if agreed and hopes Khrushchev will come. Dulles supports the British plan while Hammarskjold backs UN headquarters for the meeting.
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Macmillan
House of Commons
Eisenhower
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Washington
Dulles
United States
Dag_ Hammarskjold
Geneva
de Gaulle
Hammarskjold
New York
Weather Delays Navy Blimp Mission to Arctic Ice Island
An Arctic flight by the Navy blimp ZPG-2, six days behind schedule, was delayed again by head winds and fog. Lt Cmdr Don Collins said low pressure and rough weather halted today's attempt from South Weymouth. The blimp landed in Akron after a failed Lakehurst run. The mission aims to reach an Arctic Ocean weather station known as Ice Island 13 with scientists aboard at Churchill, Manitoba.
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Akron
Ohio
Don Collins
Weymouth
Mass
Lakehurst
Churchill
Man
International Geophysical Year
US Steel Raises Prices Amid Auto and Appliance Demand
US Steel increased prices on oil tubing, structural steel, heavy plates and wire products. Armco followed suit, breaking a postwar pattern by not leading the move. The price rise draws scrutiny from Senator Kefauver, who may push a revived antitrust probe into steel pricing practices.
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Armco Steel
United Steelworkers
Washington
Sen. Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate Antitrust and Monoply
Kefauver
Lad Passes Screwdriver In An Illuminating Moment
Ronnie See man a three year old in Philadelphia swallowed a three inch two in one screwdriver Monday night. Doctors at Temple University hospital said the object passed about five hours later. He was sent home to Elmer New Jersey with no lasting harm. Hospital staff removed other objects from patients in a show of exhibition.
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Nature
Ronnie Seeman
Temple University Hospital
Elmer
Ronnie
Henry
Seven Judges from Midwest to Hear Little Rock Appeal
Seven U S circuit judges from Arkansas excepted will hear the Little Rock Central High School integration case appeal. The panel includes Archibald Gardner and Joseph Woodrough among others from Iowa Nebraska Minnesota and Missouri. They have previously ruled for integration, and the decision could affect seven Negro students returning to Central High as the Supreme Court recess continues.
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Arkansas
Archibald K. Gardner
Huron
Joseph E. Woodrough
Omaha
John B. Sanborn
St. Paul
Harvey M. Johnson
Hastings
Neb
Charles J. Vogel
Fargo
N.C
Martin C. Oosterhaut
Orange City
Iowa
Martin C. Matthes
Gardner
Sanborn
Oosterhautland
Matthes
Johnson
Ronald E. Davies
N.D
Orval Faubus
National Guardsmen
Oosterhaut
University of Iowa
Vogel
Eisenhower
William Langer
U.S. Senate
Woodrough
District Court
Circuit Court
U.S. Dist
Harry Ark
Chamoun Stands Firm as Lebanon Crisis Persists
Chamoun vows to serve out term ending Sept 23 amid Lebanon turmoil as U.S. troops remain danly in place. Rebels claim ongoing fight and press for Chamoun’s resignation and U.N. forces replacement. Shehab elected but silent on early move. Damascus and Cairo papers push for immediate U.S. pullout.
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Shehab
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Damascus
Nasser
CBS
Lebanon
United Arab Republic
U.N
Saeb Salam
Associated Press
Camille Chamoun
Dulles
Washington
Greenville rink profits from first season
In Greenville Pennsylvania the outdoor ice skating rink posted a profit of 2450 dollars from its first season. The 68000 dollar rink opened in mid December and operated until spring. About 300 residents bought bonds to fund the project.
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Greenville
Kansas City Flood Threat Stages Major In 1951 Echo
Northeast Kansas and northern Missouri brace for worst flood since 1951 after heavy rain. Blue River floods east Kansas City roads and forces dozens from homes while Delaware and Grand rivers rise. National Guardsmen monitor Big Stranger Creek as Easton and Leavenworth face water levels and Wichita warns of riverine flood lows. Bargains Galore In Classified Ads.
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Chariton
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National
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Leavenworth
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Fire seals off Clyde mine near Waynesburg
A Republic Steel spokesman said a fire at the Clyde mine near Waynesburg has been sealed off but continues burning. Earlier a worker reported the blaze extinguished. The spark is blamed on an electric cable. Two men fled uninjured. About 490 are employed. Resumption depends on state and federal mine inspectors and company officials.
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Recession Recovery In Prospect
AP reports the recession may be ending with a stronger than expected recovery. Government economists foresee output returning to prerecession levels around year end, though unemployment will stay high as the labor force grows. Officials warn forecasts could shift if Middle East military actions intensify.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington (Ap
White House
United States
Middle East
Debt Limit Change Said Important
Harrisburg AP Judge Robert E Woodside chairs the State Constitution Study Commission and argues that removing the million dollar debt limit is the key constitutional reform. He says the cap creates authorities distant from voters and urges either a piecemeal amendment or a new constitution.
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Robert E. Woodside
State Constitution Study Commission
Pennsylvania
Woodside
Capitol
State Superior Court
Ex-Gl Gets 10-Yr Term In Desertion
In a Memphis court Col Roy Kauffman presided as Yvette and the children waited half an hour before the brief trial began The mother insisted on giving the children a good breakfast first The maximum penalty cited was death in the Desertion case and the proceedings followed in a formal courtroom setting.
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Yvette
Col
Roy Kauffman
Memphis
Tenn
PRR Names Pittsburgh Transportation Superintendent
George M. Smith is appointed superintendent of transportation for the Pittsburgh region of the Pennsylvania Railroad. He succeeds Howard C. Kohout, who becomes assistant regional manager of the Lake Region in Cleveland. Smith previously directed operations of the Panama Canal Railroad for the past year before this Thursday’s appointment.
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George M. Smith
Pennsylvania Railroad
Howard C. Kohout
Lake Region
Cleveland
Smith
Drowned girl Colleen Haynes obituary in Ontario
Colleen Lynn Haynes 14 year old daughter of Joseph Charles Haynes Sr and Ruth Tanner Haynes of Uniondale Long Island was accidentally drowned July 29 at Aylen Lake Barry's Bay Ontario Canada. Survived by parents two brothers and maternal grandfather Ernest Tanner Homer City Pa. Friends may pay respects at Robinson Lytle Indiana after 7 pm Friday with services Sunday Aug 3 1958 at 1 30 pm conducted by Rev Frank A Lawrence D D Interment Oakland Cemetery Indiana Pa.
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Joseph Charles Haynes Sr
Ruth Tanner Haynes
Charter Court
Uniondale
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N.Y
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Barry's Bay
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William Edward
Ernest Tanner
Homer City
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