Jets Reopen Fight With Lebanon Rebs
Beirut AP report says government jet fighters targeted hill positions near Beirut International Airport as clashes resumed with Druze and Socialist Jumblatt forces southeast of the capital. Rebels used small arms and rocket fire, while government troops advanced and reached the American Presbyterian Hospital complex as skirmishes continued.
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Judge Back On Stand In Trial
Judge Naulston Schoolfield faced questions in a Tennessee impeachment trial about forged warrants and bond signing. He claimed no warrants existed until the clerk’s office allegedly produced them for the case. The cross examination drew a large crowd as Prosecutor Jack Norman pressed past cases and court records.
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No New Evidence In Lane Probe
Chattanooga reports no foul play found in the death of Alma Lane after a week of investigation. Asst. Chief John Carson said all angles were checked and the autopsy report is awaited. Lane died May 1 at the State Hotel amid impeachment probes and related hotel staff inquiries.
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East West talks open on guarding ban on atomic tests
Geneva(AP) East West technical talks begin as Soviet boycott threat fades. US insists talks stay technical and on compliance. Meeting aims to keep discussions on scientific methods while political issues to be resolved later. Leaders Fisk and Fedorov predict success if talks stay focused.
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Rebels Kidnap Four More Americans In Cuba Raid
Rebel raiders abducted four Americans at a United Fruit Co sugar plantation near Guaro Ori ente province. Officials said the four men were asleep when seized by rebels in eastern Cuba. U.S. consuls sought the release of Americans and Canadians held in raides tied to Fidel Castro's forces.
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Probers Hold Closed Meeting in Washington Hearing
In a closed session the House Investigating Subcommittee discussed charges and witnesses as public hearings paused until Wednesday. The panel examined records linking Goldfine and Fox to statements about help from the Federal Trade Commission, with denials from Adams and Goldfine. Tense exchanges followed Fox’s testimony about the Boston Herald Traveler publisher Choate and the Boston Post dispute.
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Showdown With French Settlers Problem Now Facing De Gaulle
Premier Charles de Gaulle returned to Algiers for a second visit in a month amid risk of clashes with Algerian French settlers angered by his policies. He met with government leaders but postponed a meeting as violence erupted in central Algiers. De Gaulle, arriving after a tense reception, held talks with military figures led by Gen Raoul Salan while settlers pressed for broader French control, signaling potential further tensions in Algeria. The visit also featured Parisian factional strife and warnings from Public Safety committees about possible May insurrection echoes. Mollet accompanied De Gaulle as deputy premier, a figure distrusted by Algerian right-wing factions.
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Senate Passes Alaska Statehood Bill in Historic Vote
The U S Senate approved the Alaska statehood bill 64 to 20, completing congressional action. Presidential approval and formal acceptance by Alaska remain, with a fall timetable for its two senators and one representative to be seated for the new Congress.
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National debate over 49th star plans on statehood delay
Washington reports Alaska’s push toward statehood rekindles the flag question. The Heraldic Branch has received about 400 proposals for a 49 star design, with no authority yet to approve any. Eisenhower may appoint a committee to decide the next flag motif. Meanwhile five teenagers walk along Taunton Street as a motorist curses at a coin-less meter.
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Alaskans Celebrate Statehood With Rowdy, Proud Festivities
Alaskans marked the passage of the statehood bill with feverish revelry across the territory. Juneau and Anchorage led celebrations as fireworks, bells, and parades filled streets, while some residents warned of upcoming taxes and changes.
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Lee County Boy Drowns In River
An 11 year old boy, Alvin Hampton of East Stone Gap, drowned while fishing in Powell River near Rose Hill in the Flatwoods. He stepped into a deep hole while wading about 3 p.m. His father Paul Hampton and mother watched as Gregory Thomas of Woodway tried to revive him, but he died. The body lay at Holding Funeral Home in Big Stone Gap.
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Weather forecast for sportsport and vicinity
Weather summary notes continuing warmth today with high temperatures around expected. Tonight and Thursday forecast partly cloudy hot and more humid with cooler lows. Late shift shows Jupiter and Saturn visible in the sky after sunset with bright far distant stars.
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