U S Would Use Force in Lebanon Crisis
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States could take military action to preserve Lebanon's independence under certain conditions. The 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean watches the crisis with Marines ready, and Hammarskjold's UN plan would be supported with physical help if proposed.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
Lebanon
U.S
Mediterranean
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Hammarskjold
Carlos P. Garcia
High Court Names Blair Acting Judge and more news notes
The report lists Blair named acting judge while other items cover Russia Khrushchev talks, Nagy execution, Yugoslavia concerns, Dulles passport policy shifts after Supreme Court ruling, and planned U S Soviet trade efforts. It notes August draft call for 10 000 men matching prior June July quotas.
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Wuiner Rong
Russia
Kremlin
Hungary
Imre Nagy
Joseph Stalin
Khrushchev
Stalin
Haven
Nagy
Moscow
Yugoslavia
Budapest
Ieader
Tito
Dulles
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Washington
Army
Weather and court notes from Jefferson City area news
Weather update for Jefferson City and mid Missouri calls for a cool spell tonight into Wednesday with little temperature change. Highs near 78 past days and 69 low. rainfall this period noted with total monthly precipitation 3.26 inches. State Supreme Court appoints Circuit Judge Sammy Blair as acting Cole County probate judge until the new appointee takes office, in a death-related probate matter involving Joseph Mill Taylor and Jo Ann Taylor Blair.
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Jefferson City
Mid-Missouri
Treamoneter
News-Tribune Weather Bureau
Nis
Memoris
Missouri River
Kansas City
Boonville
TDA
Fermann
Wlver
Balldeffernom City
The
State Supreme Court
Sammy Blair
Cole County
Pe Hae
Wu Ang
Blair
Elliott Campf
Fee
State Highway Department
High Court
Campf
Mildred Paulime Taylor
Camp
Joseph Millplace
William C. Blair
Inquest Opens On Mokane Death Slaying Case
The Cahaw County coroner Harry Taylor said the high school girl Jo Ann claimed God helped her pull the trigger after slaying her father, who had beaten her mother. The body lay across a bed with multiple gunshot wounds. Dampf’s nomination secures election to the post as no Republican candidates exist.
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Fulton
Jin Mokane
Taylor
Jo Ann
Harry Stewart
Cahaway County
Dampf
Jo Ana
Mokane High School
W. C. Whitlow
Callaway County
John
If. Taylor
Mokane
Miss Taylor
Jo Ann Taylor
Joseph Milligan Taylor
News- Tribune
City Finds No Answer On Dump
City officials struggle to decide how to deal with a dump on private property east of the city limits. An informal eight member council session followed a special meeting to consider water and light committee recommendations. Details remain unclear as officials await further guidance, with a month or more expected before a report.
Relief to Continue From Heavy Rains
Jefferson City area will continue to have relief from last week’s heavy rain. The Weather Bureau forecasts generally fair weather tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. The mercury should dip to the lower 60s tonight and rise to about 85 on Wednesday. It was 65 by noon today after an overnight low of 63.
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Jefferson City
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Health Committee Eyes UCF Status
The Cole County Mental Health Committee chair William C Blair announced an early July meeting to discuss joining the United Community Fund. Blair noted the committee is not currently part of any fund organization, but members appear to favor affiliation with CF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole County Mental Health Committee
United Community Fund
William C. Blair
Blair Cata
Annanel
Sweet Tooth Bandit Returns to Action
A former criminal known as the Sweet Tooth Bandit, Lee Gordon, 29, once jailed for robbery, faces parole as he serves a 10-year term. Clyde Wagner, 42, designer of the toy line Kongo Safari, holds 70 patents and claims potential royalties if his toy succeeds in the market. Wagner seeks funding and manufacturing partners while Gordon’s case prompts debate over reform and public safety.
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Los Angeles
API
Menard
Rand
Wagner
Ithen
Blair
Lee Gordon
Missouri Association For Mentals
Rob
Clyde Health
Helena
UCF
Anl
Iliceman
Lee Xee
Eisenhower Gift Controversy Over Vicuna Coat Denied
White House says industrialist Bernard Goldfine once sent vicuna cloth to Eisenhower. Hagerty confirms a gift of material but denies any coat and says the president does not recall the recipient. Adams to testify under oath on Goldfine ties amid Pearson allegations.
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Washington
White House
Bernard Goldfine
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Sherman Adams
Drew Pearson
Vienna
Goldfine
Pearson
Adams
Hungary executes two revolt leaders Nagy and Maleter
Hungary announced the execution of former Premier Imre Nagy and Defense Minister Pál Maléter, along with two other revolt leaders, for plotting to overthrow the government. The six others received prison terms, including Zoltán Dálnokires of postwar president and Miklós Gimes. Partial confessions followed intense evidence, with dates and trial details undisclosed.
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Vienna
Hungary
Imre Nagy
Pak Maleter
Nagy
Maleter
Moscow
Kremlin
Belgrade
Budapest
People's Court
Supreme Court
Budatpest
Land Maleter
Radig
Jaoszef Szilagyi
Szilagyi
Miklos Gimesi
Zolttan Tildy
MU Board Awards Building Contracts
University of Missouri board awards contracts totaling 2,663,000 dollars for diverse campus projects. Enid firm D. C. Bass & Sons wins 1,393,383 for apartment buildings housing 192 married student families in Columbia. St Clair, Missouri firm bids 540,540 for expansion work.
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Columbia. Mo
APJ
Elmer Ellis
University of Missouri
Board of Curators
D. C. Bass & Sons Construction Co
Enid
Okla
Columbia
Seheal
Mies
Cedar City
Isne
Caila
Ellis
Boar Way
Jdeterres
Rolla
Furi
Rolia
Cecil Horn
Methodist
Macmillan Delays Cyprus Policy Statement
London and Nicosia await a delayed 48 hour decision on Cyprus policy at Prime Minister Macmillan’s request to NATO partners. Greece and Turkey clash over self governance and possible partition as British troops remain on alert. Greeks seek Enosis while Turks push for partition, delaying any immediate plan.
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London
Macmillan
Cyprus
Britain
NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Greece
Turkey
Commons
Paul Henri Spaak
WATO
England
Hugh Foot
Nicosia
Preasumathy
Athens
Tentative Oct 15 Set for B E Program
The Chamber of Commerce education committee fixed October 15 as the tentative date for Business Education Day when teachers visit local businesses. The group also planned a September welcome barbecue and discussed forming an economic study group. Newton noted potential college credit for Chamber members at Lincoln University.
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Chamber of Commerce Education Committee
Thelbert Newton
Newton
Lincoln University
Chamber
Brazilian Crash Kills 19 Officials and Officials including Ramos
A Convair Cruzeiro do Sul plane crashed while landing near Curitiba killing former President Nereu Ramos and 18 others. Gouvernor Jorge La Scerda and Congressman Leoberto Leal died. survivor Leoberto Leal Jr. was seriously injured. The craft struck a tall pine trunk near the airstrip after a Porto Alegre to Curitiba flight. Ramos had served briefly as president after a military move and later as justice minister before resigning in August amid reports of a rift with Kubitschek.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Nereu Ramoz
Curitiba
Rio
Jorge Lascerda
Santa Catarina
Leoberto Leal
Josep Leme Rodrigues
Convair
I Cruzeiro Do Sul
Porto Alegre
Parana
Ramos
Carlos I Luz
Juscelino Kubitschek Ramos
Jin
Kubitsches
Kubitschek
Mexican Nationals Burn to Death in Truck
SOLEDAD California API Eleven Mexican nationals burned to death today as a labor camp truck caught fire. The truck was being driven to harvest fields about 315 air miles of San Francisco off U S 101 Eight others were hospitalized. About 25 Mexican field workers were in the truck which was guarded up on the sides and covered with a tin top. Coroner's deputies had no immediate explanation as to how the fire started. It appeared to have originated in the back of the vehicle.
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Soledad
Calif
API
San Francisco
U. S. 101
Ike Aide Adams says lack of experience affected actions
Sherman Adams testified to a House subcommittee that more experience might have led him to act more prudently when making inquiries for Bernard Goldfine. He denied seeking improper favors and said he was unaware of rules violated by agencies in response to his inquiries. He noted he tightened staff contacts two years ago to avoid implications. He acknowledged mistakes were due to judgment or inexperience and suggested greater prudence could have prevented many questions.
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Washington
Sherman Adams
Bernard Galdfine
Eisenhower
Securities and Exchange Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Goldfine
Adams
House
Boston
New Hampshire
Robert Lishman
Gold‘fine
White House
Oren Harris D-Arks
Lebanon to request U N guard along frontier
Beirut reports Lebanon will ask U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold to establish a security cordon along the Syrian frontier and Mediterranean coast. The measure aims to bar infiltrations of arms and men from Gaza and Syria as Hammarskjold’s Beirut visit nears. An advance U N team is in Lebanon to assess arms smuggling but can only report to the U N.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U.N
Mediterranean
L'Orient
Dag Hammarskjold
Gaza
Yrria
Hammarskjold
U.N. Security Council
United Arab Republic
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Geneva
3Rd Ward
Charles Howard
James T. Blair
Damipf
J. A. Dampf
St. Louis University
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Air Force
Arthur W. Ellis
Tore
Tom Hatting
Old St. Louis Troad
Katherine Bode
Jefferson Township
Edith Scheperle
Lohman
Tha N. Griffin
Russellville
Moreau Township
Monte Christian
Elis
Post-Tribune
State Health Department
Ed Wolken
Inquest
iEyes Ucf
AAU Trees
A. Com
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Sweet Tooth Bandit
Col
Sandor Kopacsy
Malevier
Ferenc Domath
Ferenc Janosi
Indaw
Miklos Vasathely
Communist Party
Szabad Nev
Hopacsy
Wagy
MU Board
Ike
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