Tunisia Calls UN to Force France on Bizerte Troop Pullback
Tunisia warned at a UN General Assembly session that it will defend itself if France is not required to withdraw troops to pre July fighting positions in Bizerte. Delegate Mongi Slim said self-defense may be used if the UN fails to act, as Asia Africa backed a resolution demanding a French pullback and talks on ending the Bizerte base.
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United Nations, N. Y
Tunisia
United Nations
France
Bizerte
Mongi Slim
U. N. General Assembly
Security Council
Assembly
Habib Bourguiba
U.N
Slim
Sliny
Brazzaville
Aime Raymond N'Thepe
Cameroon
L Nation Group
Congo
Belgian Congo
Frederick H. Boland
Ireland
United States
Moon Eclipse Tonight Over Pennsylvania Sky
Western Pennsylvania residents may see a moon eclipse tonight if skies clear. Allegheny Observatory schedules the event between 9 36 p m and 12 42 a m Eastern Daylight Time, peaking at 11 09 p m with 03 percent totality, but cloudy conditions and possible showers are forecast.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Allegheny Observatory
Food price rise drives US living costs to July high
The Labor Department reports consumer prices up 0.4 percent from June to July, with food costs the largest single factor. Gasoline, used cars, and women's clothing also rose as the index reached a new high, about 28.1 percent above the 1947-49 base.
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Washington
Labor Department
Robert J. Myers
Labor Statistics
Myers
Pew
Theavea churches and district service listings page
Reports note church services across the district with listings on page 4 and related features. Jim Bishop covers the view in the city under the headline Time Stands Still with column notes on page 6. Weather warns of cloudy, scattered showers tonight and Saturday.
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Theavea
Distriet
Jim Bishop
Dty
The
Colt
Britain warns on air bans over West Berlin threats
London warns Moscow that any move to restrict Western air corridors to West Berlin would create a dangerous situation and be Moscow’s fault. British nationals are told travel to East Germany is at their own risk as notes from the US, Britain, and France are expected within five days.
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London
Britain
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Moscow
Foreign Office
East Germany
United States
France
Berlin
United Kingdom
West Europe
Laborite Herald
Daily Express
Khrushchev
Stalin F
Paris
Ulbricht
West Germany
Frankfurt
Neue Press
Norway
Oslo Aftenposten
Oslo Morgenbladet
Kensington Gambling Raids By US Agents
Federal agents and U S marshals raided two New Kensington locations on Thursday night arresting 28 people for failure to buy federal gambling stamps. The sweep included a gambling casino and a nearby numbers writing operation with Internal Revenue agents. Daniel Hanna of Arnold, awaiting a federal prison term today for arms smuggling into Cuba, was detained. others were released on $1,000 bond after arraignment before U S Commissioner Alex L McNaugher in Pittsburgh.
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New Kensington
U. S
Numbers Writing
Internal Revenue
Daniel Hanna
Arnold
Cuba
Manna
Alex L. McNaugher
Pittsburgh
US aims for manned moon shot by 1970
San Francisco AP reports National Academy of Science official says the United States plans a manned lunar mission by 1970 while cautions that intense solar thermonuclear blasts could clutter space, delaying major moon expeditions until 1975. The sunspot cycle would reach a low by 1974.
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San Francisco
National Academy of Science
United States
Lloyd V. Berkner
Academy
Space Science Board
Gun Runners Headed For Prison Terms
Pittsburgh AP Six men convicted in a 1958 scheme to fly stolen arms to Fidel Castro faced prison terms. Four surrendered to start five year terms. Joseph Giordano received three years. Stuart Sutor was absent, possibly in Miami. Daniel Hanna was nabbed in a gambling raid.
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Pittsburgh
U. S
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Stuart iSutor
Hialeah
Fla
U.s.district Court
Daniel Hanna
Arnold
Joseph Giordano
Victor Carlucci
New Kensington
Norman Rothman
Joseph Merola
Miami
Giordano
Sutor
Castro
Probers Link Electronics To Race Bookies
Two Miami men linked to illicit racing information from Florida tracks refused to answer Senate investigators about their occupations Elam Caudell a former police officer and Sergei Kirpatowski faced questioning as others described electronic devices used to flash race data to clandestine wire services Emanuel Mittleman testified he built four receivers for named clients and a fifth for an unidentified one fearing jeopardy
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Washington
Miami
Fla
Florida
Senate
Elam
Bill) Caudell
Sergei Kirpatowski
Senate Investigations
Arthur Gilbert
Federal Communications Commission
Gilbert
Caudell
Subcommittee
Mittleman
Probers
Cape Canaveral Moon Base Sparks Florida Boom
Brevard County readies for a new boom as Cape Canaveral is picked as America’s moon base site. NASA plans to buy 80 000 acres north and west of the Cape for launch pads and facilities in a $60 million project that will relocate citrus groves beaches and towns. Officials predict a long-term state expenditure of about 80 billion dollars and a surge in construction, manufacturing, and population with thousands of workers and new plants expected.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Brevard County
Cape ‘Ahaveral
Amer‘ica
the Moon
National Aeronautics and Memphis. Tenn
Lloyd Space Administration
Dinkins
Arkansas
Memphis
Moon
Masonic
Boon
NASA
Phila
St. LoPrest
Atlantic Ocean
Florida
North Merritt Island
Cape
Charles W. Skelly
Farris Bryant
Brevard
United States
East Eyes Control Of All Routes In Berlin Demand
East Germany leader Walter Ulbricht demanded full control of land water and air transit routes to Berlin in a mass rally in East Berlin He urged negotiations on a peace treaty propping the 1955 transit accord with the Soviet Union and warned Berlin would be cleared of Western agents if talks fail Titov will visit East Berlin on September 1.
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Berlin
Walter Albright
East Germany
East Berlin
Bonn
West Berlin
German Democratic Republic
Gdr
Ulbricht
Resigime
Soviet Union
East
West Germany
Gherman Titov
Reds Fire Warning Shots At Berlin Border Crowd
Communist guards in Berlin fired warning shots to frighten about 10 West Berliners gathered near the French sector barbed wire barrier at Frohnau. A guard ordered the crowd to retreat 100 meters or face return fire, prompting a brief scattering before police guided people away. The incident heightened border tensions during the ongoing border war. Western observers noted artillery mockups on standby but not deployed, as two sides maintained a tense standoff.
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Berlin
McNair Barracks
Merchants Lose Tax Commission Extension in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP reports the State Revenue Department will allow merchants to keep a 2 percent sales tax commission on sales through August 2. The commission, signed into law by Gov. Lawrence, becomes effective immediately. merchants should drop the commission starting with Thursday’s sales. Also noted Violi's Market-Fresh canning peaches and an Eagles Dance event on Saturday August 5 featuring Jet Tones.
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Harrisburg
State Revenue Department
Lawrence
John P. Gray
Sales Tax Bureau
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Harry Holt
Korea
Knotty Pine Inn
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Inside the Gazette
Aladdin’s Lemp
Claselfieds Comics
Abby
Ak Huapha
Teers MB
Warn
Busi
Kensington
Moose
Guerino
Moon Shot
Musciig
Eagles
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