Phalangists clash with forces in Beirut and kill four
In Beirut clashes broke out as the Phalangist party pressed demands on Lebanon's new premier Rashid Karami. Four people were killed in fighting near the port and on the Damascus road amid an attempted general strike. The U.S. Army continued withdrawal preparations with no disclosed ship arrival date.
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Lebanon
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Chamoun
U.S
London
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Famagusta
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Paul-Henri Spaak
Greece
Britain
Turkey
World Bank and IMF urged to boost aid across free world
Eisenhower urged increased resources for the World Bank and the monetary fund to aid the free world. The IMF maintains a currency pool for borrowings during trade downturns, while the World Bank funds development projects in underdeveloped countries. In London, Boeing 707 smoke complaints arise as Pan Am faces pressure to curb emissions. Cyprus tensions hinder a compromise, as killings heighten NATO roundtable prospects. Hawaii primaries favor Burns and Turner as Democrats predict an election win. The Territorial Legislature remains Democratic led since 1954.
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Farrant L. Turner
Burns
Kenneth E. Young
Turner
Territorial
Drunk GI Antihistamine Fires At Taxi Driver In Japan
U S Army reports GI Pfc Anthony Bracato of Baltimore took two boxes of antihistamines then robbed an airman and his Japanese girlfriend before a shot wounded a taxi driver in Yokota City near Tokorozawa. The incident, deemed accidental, is under Japanese jurisdiction.
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Anthony W. Bracato
Baltimore
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Tokorozawa
Yokota City
Yokota
La Crosse Sailor Assigned to Barber's Point Hawaii
Richard E. Wieman fireman USN son of Mr and Mrs LeRoy Wieman of 1227 S 4th St La Crosse Wis serves at Barber's Point Naval Air Station Oahu. He reported Sept 5 from Treasure Island Naval Station San Francisco after graduating Central High School and working for Peter Nelson and Sons Construction Co before enlisting in July 1958.
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LeRoy Wieman
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Treasure Island Naval Station
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Calif
Navy
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Peter Nelson and Sons Construction Co
Jesus Belongs to Negroes Too Denied Admission Sparks Debate
In Raleigh North Carolina Baptist minister Rev. Gerald Primm urged forgiveness after Shaw University students were barred from Calvary Baptist Church services. He said Jesus belongs to Negroes as well as whites and many congregants later voiced support while some left.
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N. C
Jesus
Ex-Convict Held On Kidnaping Charge In Milwaukee Boy Case
In Bend Oregon a 35 year old Milwaukee man identified as Hugh Murphy was captured after fleeing a burning car during a high speed pursuit. The 10 year old boy who was forced into the car escaped unharmed and described Murphy threatening to kill him. Sheriff Alvin Schmidt said Murphy is held without charge pending a district attorney conference.
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Alvin Schmidt
Washington County
Hugh Murphy
Schmidt
Murphy
William Johnson
Highway chase ends with shooting after suspect flees
Johnson said he stopped Murphy but when the patrol car door opened Murphy tried to run down the officer. State Patrolman William Wilhelm joined the chase and shot out the tire, forcing Murphy to flee into the woods.
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Murphy
William Wilhelm
10th Tropical Storm Sweeps Across Cuba
The season's 10th tropical storm crossed Cuba during the night and moved toward western Bahamas. Forecasters said the storm center would pass well east of the southeast Florida coast.
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Miami
Fla
Bahamas
Florida
Weather Bureau
Radio Moscow to Broadcast Recording of America the Beautiful
Samuel J. Williams of Roosevelt Junior High in Columbus reports Radio Moscow will air a recording of America the Beautiful after he offered to send the record. Williams says his six American history classes joined in buying the disc, which a student’s mother will package for shipment.
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Columbus, Ohio
Radio Moscow
Samuel J. Williams
Roosevelt Junior High School
Williams
Hiccup Siege Returns for Quintana in Denver Hospital
Pat J Quin tana 27 father of six is back in Colorado General Hospital with another siege of hiccuping He first began hiccuping last April after eating an apple The hiccups disappeared for two days twice and then for five days recently Doctors run more tests to determine the cause of the hiccups.
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Denver
Pat J. Quintana
Quintana
Colorado General Hospital
Sparrows Flight Injury Leads to Human Care at Plant
Detroit AP report says a sparrow collided with Lawrence Lilley’s car near the Dodge truck plant, was brought inside by Lilley a hospital nurse, given spirits of ammonia and infrared treatment, and fitted with a splint for a broken leg. Lilley plans to release it in a day or so.
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Lawrence Lilley
Dodge Truck Plant
Lilley
Robbers Hit Detroit Gas Station For $154.50
Detroit police report Anthony Gruszczynski’s filling station was robbed by three men who took $150 from the till and $4.50 from a gasoline sale while Gruszczynski was bound in a back room.
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Detroit
Anthony Gruszczynski
Gruszczynski
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