Violence in Lebanon and Nixon mob violence linked to communism
U.S. Embassy evacuates Americans from Tripoli Lebanon as violence escalates with a bombing near the embassy. Five Americans remain, mostly Presbyterian mission members, advised to leave. In Washington President Eisenhower cites possible Communist inspiration behind anti American demonstrations in South America while noting economic troubles also fuel unrest. See Economy-Page 2, Col 2.
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Lebanon
U.S
Tripoli
Gtt
Robert McClintock
Presbyterian Mission
McClintock
U.S. Information Agency
Bekaa Valley
American University Agricultural School
Mission
Point Four
Don Steele
Nephi
Utah
Steele
Nancy
Paul
Salt Lake City
Washington
Hisenhower
Nixon
South America
Venezuela
Peru
Eisenhower
French
Algeria
Full House at Local College Quotas Closed
Indiana State Teachers College officially closes admission quotas in all departments. No more applications for September 1958. Dean S Trevor Hadley says a May admission test day will occur May 16 mainly for applicants for January 1959 admission.
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Indiana State Teachers College
S. Trevor Hadley
Big Indians Seek Second State Title in Baseball
Indiana State Teachers College aims for a second state championship as the Big Indians prepare to face Westminster College in New Wilmington, Pennsylvania, for the Pennsylvania NATA title. A win advances them to the national playoffs following the basketball team’s earlier NAIA state title and later national tournament setback.
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Indiana State Teachers College
Big Indians
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Kansas City
Senator Ives Ends Campaign Bid Over Health
New York Senator Irving M. Ives has decided not to seek re election due to poor health. He plans a formal announcement later today while in Washington where he has undergone medical exams. Friends say he does not feel able to run this fall and doctors have yet to confirm an okay. Ives suffers from high blood pressure nosebleeds and swollen ankles.
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New York
Irving M. Ives
R-Ny
Friends
Ives
Washington
Evidence of Communist inspiration to riots eyed in Nixon tour
U S officials sought proof of Communist inspiration behind riots against Vice President Nixon in Caracas while noting other political and economic causes fueling anti U S sentiment. French Algerian crisis alarms and Lebanon security worries add to a tense global scene as U A R neutrality masks alleged cooperation with communists.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
Nixon
Caracas
Venezuela
France
North Atlantic
Paris
Algeria
Jacques Massu
Charles de Gaulle
Pierre Pflimlin
Algiers
Dulles
Lebanon
U.S. Information Service
United Arab Republic
Cairo
Damascus
U.A.R
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Reds
Nixon Says All's Well After Caracas Riots
Vice President Nixon told President Eisenhower by telephone that all was calm in Caracas as 1000 Marines and paratroopers were deployed in the Caribbean. U S guards encircled the ambassador’s residence while Venezuelan police patrolled routes. Nixon prepared for a safe departure in a bulletproof car, after riots left several injured and spitting and eggs hurled at his party.
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Venezuela
Nixon
Eisenhower
Caribbean
U .S
U. S. Air Force
Wolfgang Larrazabal
U. S
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Defense Department
Larrazabal
Nixon Party
Communist Party
Marcos Perez Jimenez
Perez Jimenez
Cal
Iselin Girl Still Serious After Iselin Accident
Evelyn Steinmiller six years old daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman F Steinmiller Iselin remains in serious condition at Indiana Hospital after head injuries from a car collision. Police say she darted into the road in Iselin while playing with another child and was struck by Richard Woodrow age 23 of Iselin the driver of the car.
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Iselin
Evelyn Steinmiller
Herman F. Steinmiller
Indiana
Richard Woodrow
Hospital Report Indicates Slight Improvement After Stroke
Indiana hospital officials report Attorney Robert Fish is slightly improved after a stroke. Dr. Rhodes Stabley and Wallace Guthrie, both stricken with heart attacks, are continuing to improve, according to Coral-Graceton Fire Co. party notes.
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Indiana Hospital
Robert Fisher
Rhodes Stabley
Istc English Department
Wallace Guthrie
Indiana
Stassen Seen as Key to Pa GOP Victory in May Primary
The Indiana Evening Gazette argues Pennsylvania faces a pivotal choice in the May 20 GOP primary. It urges Harold Stassen as the best chance to rebuild the party, win in November, and unite Republicans, independents, and Democrats behind a forward looking administration.
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Republican Party of
Pennsylvania
Indiana Evening Gazette
Republican Party
GOP
Harold Stassen
Stassen
Indiana County
the Gazette
Marines Airlift To Carrier For Guantanamo Bay Move
Helicopters transported a Marine battalion aboard Tarawa near Onslow Beach and two more companies to Guantanamo Bay Cuba after Nixon faced unrest in Caracas. The units, part of the 2nd Marine Division, moved under Defense Department orders as ships and equipment proceeded to Puerto Rico for training and potential deployment.
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N.C
Tatawa
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
2Nd Marine Division
Guantanamo
Nixon
Caracas
Venezuela
Defense Department
Co. A
6Th Regiment
Hellicopters
Tarawa
Onslow Beach
Fl. W. Hensen
Co. C
K. H. Helms
Eustace R. Smoak
Puerto Rico
Jury Gives Scatena Life in Prison for Robbery Slaying
Pittsburg H im-Vincent J Scatena was sentenced to life imprisonment for the robbery slaying of an aged Oklahoma district widow Mrs Elizabeth Kosinger He offered no comment as Judge Samuel Weiss imposed the sentence requested by an Allegheny County jury that convicted him of first degree murder on March 15 The crime occurred last November 17 in Oaklad district
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Pittsburg
Vincent J. Scatena
Oaklaad
Samuel Weiss
Allepheny County
Scatena
Elizabeth Kosinger
Two Dogs Seek Homes With House Trained Pets
A friendly large cocker dog, fully trained in house and car, is up for adoption and may be given free to a suitable home. An additional spayed female, four years old, wiry smoky grey, also seeks a home and is house trained. Call IN 5 H24 or IN 5-8855 after 6 pm for details.
Nixon protection airlift amid Caracas violence
The Defense Department reports 36 Air Force planes with Army troops have reached Ramey AFB Puerto Rico to shield Vice President Nixon during his Caribbean tour. At least 13 Navy planes head to Guantanamo Bay while Marines are dispatched to Cuba. The lift follows mobs in Caracas injuring several, though Nixon and Mrs. Nixon were unharmed. It remains a precautionary measure to aid the Venezuelan government if requested.
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Washington
Defense Department
Air Force
Caribbean
Ramey Air Force Base
Puerto Rico
Eisenhower
Venezuela
Nixon
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Campe Lejune
N.C
Tarawa
101St Airborne Division
Andrews Air Force Base
Eglin Afb
Florida
Caracas
U.S
Ike is Defended and Condemned in Latin America Troop Move
Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee led by Sen. Morse listens to debate over the 1,000 U.S. troops sent to Caribbean bases amid divisions among Republicans and Democrats. Morse seeks State Department explanations on precautions before Venezuela incidents involving Vice President Nixon. Humphrey Smathers and others condemn the move as potentially aiding adversaries.
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Senate Foreign Relations
Wayne Morse
de Dre
Morse
State Department
Nixon
Caracas
Venezuela
Hubert Humphrey
Minn
U.S
Latin America
George Smathers
Fla
Smathers
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