U S To Withdraw Marine Battalion From Lebanon
The United States begins withdrawing one battalion of Marines from Lebanon, with the 2nd Battalion of the 2nd Division moving heavy equipment to the beach and set to leave early Wednesday. The move marks the first step in a broader pullout hinted by Adm. Holloway, while Beirut rebels welcomed the symbolic step but pressed for full withdrawal.
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Beirut
Lebanon
United States
Washington
Saeb Salam
Shehab
Chamoun
United Nations
U.N
Soviet Union
Middle East
Andrei Gromyko
Attacker marked by missing ear in Idaho assault
Wilford Hammon testified from a hospital bed that a man crept up behind him as he helped a sick friend from a car in Idaho Falls. The assailant slashed him nine times, struck him in the stomach, face, chest and arm, and Hammon bit off the top of the attacker’s ear during the scuffle.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Wilford Hammon
Hammon
War Injured Grocer Saves Falling Boy in Brooklyn
In Brooklyn a World War I wounded grocer Benjamin Kroczak 54 caught his neighbor’s two year old Stephen May as the child slipped from a third floor window. The dramatic rescue left neither hurt and the boy safely cradled in Kroczak's arms. The mother Julie May 26 slept nearby.
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New York
Stephen May
Brooklyn
Benjamin Kroczak
Kroczak
Stephen
Jean May
Ike To Speak At Emergency U N Session
President Eisenhower will address the United Nations emergency assembly in New York on Wednesday to outline a U S plan for Middle East stabilization. He will fly to New York tonight and return after the speech as Dulles leads the U S delegation.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United Nations Emergency Assembly
United States
Middle East
White House
New York
James C. Hagerty
Assembly
Mideast
Hagerty
State Dulles
U. S
State Department
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Dulles
U S Explodes Nuclear Device Over Johnston Island
The United States detonated a nuclear warhead from Johnston Island in the Pacific. Observers in Hawaii reported a brief brilliant flash and a rose colored glow above the Johnston area. The test is part of the Hardtack series and occurred around 12:30 a m Hawaii time with minimal visible duration.
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Honolulu
United States
Johnston Island
Hawaiian
U. S. Pacific Command
Hawaii
Johnston
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Pacific
Boy Drowns In Darkness Beneath Hunter's Bridge
A 12 year old farm boy Thomas Dusso disappeared while being taught to swim under Hunter's Bridge near Galesville Wisconsin. His body was located by Kenneth Jick after a river search and later pronounced dead. Funeral services, survivors and earlier drowning in eight days noted.
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Hunter's Bridge
Galesville
Wis
Here
Thomas Dusso
Charles Dusso
Crystal Valley
Thomas
Black River
Kenneth Jick
Eugene Bijold
E. P. Rohde
Harold Hill
John Williamson Jr
la Crosse
Trempealeau County
Eugene Prodzinski
Mississippi
Trempealeau
Robert
Douglas
Terry
Galesville Presbyterian Church
Pine Cliff Cemetery
Smith Funeral Home
Secrecy Law Face Limping Death Watch in Eisenhower Era
A House subcommittee lists six uses of a 1789 statute to justify federal secrecy and backs a bill to remove authority to withhold information. President Eisenhower’s decision by Wednesday midnight remains unclear as agencies oppose changing long standing procedures. The six cases include NLRB records, Agriculture film scripts, Great Lakes import data, WWII export controls, Farmers Home loans data, and Rural Electrification data.
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Washington
House
Government Information Subcommittee
Eisenhower
Subcommittee
John E. Moss
D-Calif
Executive
Moss
Mass Subcommittee
National Labor Relations Board
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
NLRB
Agriculture Department
Great Lakes
Farmers Home Administration
Rural Electrification Administration
Recuperates From Heart Operation
Ronald Young, 17, son of Mr and Mrs Harrison Young of Mtd R 42 French Island, is recuperating from heart surgery performed Thursday morning at the University of Wisconsin Hospital in Madison. A 1958 Logan High School graduate, his grandparents are Mr and Mrs Martin Young of Onalaska and Mrs Sarah Ames of La Crosse.
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Ronald Young
Harrison Young
French Island
University of Wisconsin Hospital
Madison
Young
Logan High School
Martin Young
Onalaska
Sarah Ames
la Crosse
Hoffa admits gifts from Detroit consultant but denies cash
Senate panel hearing reveals James Hoffa says he received gifts from George Kamenow but no cash. He recalls a fishing tackle gift and a vague memory of a gift certificate, while Kamenow previously invoked the Fifth and declined to discuss financial dealings with union officials.
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Washington
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Detroit
Hoffa
Senate
George Kamenow
Kamenow
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Teamsters
More Areas To Discuss Annexation In Shelby
Three additional residential areas in the Town of Shelby are set for a Tuesday meeting at City Hall to discuss growth and annexation. Glendale and Elmwood additions seek city inclusion with 117 households in the surveyed area and about 80 percent favoring annexation. Green Acres Addition residents also plan to attend with 44 surveyed homes and mixed opinions.
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Shelby
City Hall
Common Council
Shelby Additions
Arthur D. Peterson
25Th St
William W. Morrison
Losey Blvd
Glendale Addition
Glendale Street
Ward Avenue
Losey Boulevard
Shelby Town Hall
Green Acres Addition
Burlington Tracks
S. 32Nd St
Wedgewood
Meadowlawn
Thomas Fuchs
S. 29Th St
Green Acres
Weather Bureau picnic weather clears after storm
Nashville Weather Bureau staff faced a thunderstorm during the day. It rained and lightning flashed, but the weather eased before the 5 p.m. picnic, leaving the woods fresh and cool for attendees.
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Weather Bureau
Nashville
Tenn
Weather Bureau Office
Senate rejects 20 percent cabaret tax cut vote
The Senate rejected 51 to 39 a move to cut the 20 per cent cabaret tax to 10 per cent. The proposal would cost the Treasury about 20 million dollars yearly, while the current 20 per cent levy brings roughly 40 million annually.
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Washington
Senate
George W. Malone
Rnew
Alan Bible
D-New
Harry F. Byrd
Dva
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
D-Va
Finance Committee
Careening House-Trailer Fatal Crash in Vernon County
A house trailer being towed by a short wheelbase truck ran out of control on a Vernon County hill, killing Richard L. Hookie and injuring eight others, including four in critical condition. The accident involved multiple vehicles on Highway 1461 near Coon Valley, with brake failure cited by the driver.
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Coon Valley Hill
David Schomberg
Durand
And
Coon Valley
Vernon County
Richard L. Hookie
Lake Preston
Dakota Supply Co
Larry Sieger
Robert Starr
Schomberg
Voss
Skryha
Hookie
Starr
Schick
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Camille Chamoun
Iraq
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
Adm
James L. Holloway
U. N. General Assembly
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Britain
Jordan
Hussein
Holloway
Fuad Shehab
Ets
Ike
Pravda
Communist Party
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
John Voss
Otto
Ridgewood
N. J
William Skryha
Chicago
Tribune
Rhe
Pearl Harbor
U. N
Ske
Byrd
John J. Williams
R-Del
William Proxmire
Dwis
Cro Daily Records
Hal Boyle
Siessdveens
Women's News
George Schick
Winona
John E. Voss
N.J
Madison Hospital
Vernon Memorial Hospital
Viroqua
Carol
la Crosse Lutheran Hospital
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