UAR Says U S Threatened Action Over Lebanon Landing
United Arab Republic officials said the United States warned of direct action if U.S. Marines in Lebanon were attacked by troops under U A R control. Ambassador Omar Loutfi cited a Cairo warning as U N Security Council debated action, with votes and emergency sessions looming as definitions of withdrawal and observer roles shifted amid U S and Soviet proposals.
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United Nations. N.Y
United Arab Republic
United States
U.S
Lebanon
U.A.R
Omar Loutfi
UASR
Raymond Hare
Cairo
Hare
Loutfi
U.N. Security Council
Middle East
I-nation Council
Soviet Union
81-Nation Assembly
Jordan
Arkady A. Sobalev
U.N
Camille Chamoun
Chamoun
Nasser
Sobolev
Gunnar V. Jarring
Council
Jarring
His
Potsdam mobs attack U S and British missions
In Potsdam East German mobs 2509 strong torn down U S and British flags, chanted Americans go home, and pelted the missions with stones. No injuries reported. officers remained inside while both missions faced demonstrations lasting about an hour. Local police protection not noted.
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Berlin
U.S
Potsdam
Middle East
ADN
U.S. Army
Heidelberg
Peace Officers Training School Set for Kansas Campus
The twelfth annual Kansas Peace Officers Training School will run July 21 to 26 at Kansas University with about 130 law enforcement officers expected to attend. Courses cover evidence handling, ballistics, fingerprints and related topics. instructors include John Anderson and Sol Littman among others. A highlight is a Starkweather case discussion by James Nihardt of Nebraska University. The event is sponsored by the Kansas Peace Officers Association and University Extension.
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Kansas Peace Officers Training School
Kansas
John ‘Anderson
Genef
Sol I. Littman
Topeka Firm Wins Bid for Baldwin Union Building Project
The George Senne Company of Topeka won the contract for the new two story Union building at Baker University in Baldwin with a bid of 415 837 dollars. The firm will begin work promptly and expects completion in mid winter.
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George Senne Company
Topeka
Dent Union
Bakerniversity
Baldwin
Aker
Recorder Stolen From Kansas University Campus Building
A report filed with the campus police states a tape recorder was stolen from the Music and Drama Arts Building on July 4. The device is long with brown and tan coloring and included three reels valued at $90.
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Kansas University
Brown and Tan
Ohioan Mistakes Wife For Thief And Kills Her
Dayton police report a suburban Kettering man shot his wife Ada Hayward 68 in the breezeway of their home after waking to a noise believing an intruder. She died at Miami Valley Hospital about 5 a.m. Separate police statements say Robert 53 woke to a noise, fired, then realized the person was his wife.
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Dayton
Ohio
Kettering
Ada Hayward
Miami Valley Hospital
Robert
Trailways Bus Drivers Reject Pact Offer
Lincoln Nebraska early report says striking drivers of the American Trailways Bus Lines rejected a new contract by 234 to 202. Omaha union spokesman F C Powers said the rejection stemmed from dissatisfaction with the basic mileage rate and the wage boost for garagemen.
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Lincoln
Neb
American Trailways
F. C. Powers
Omaha
Powers
Amalgamated Assn. of Electric and
River flood update near Valley Falls details and forecast
River flooding along creeks near Valley Falls last week crested Thursday night with several feet of water in low fields. Two roads closed on this side of the Wakarusa as backed up water covered township roads near U S Highway 59. Forecasters expect hot humid sunny weather to replace cloudy rain with highs near 98 and a low around 70 in coming days.
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Valley Falls
Thankful
Wakarusa
U. S. Highway 59
East Germany resumes talks on U.S. helicopter prisoners
The East German Foreign Ministry said it has restarted secret negotiations with the United States over the release of nine U.S. Army helicopter prisoners. U.S. officials reportedly visited Berlin on Wednesday and Thursday to reopen the stalled talks.
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Berlin
East Germany
United States
U.S
Damaged County Roads Drag on Delays and Voter Registration News
Douglas County township roads remain badly damaged after heavy rains with officials saying repairs must wait for dry spells. City Clerk’s office will stay open late for Aug 5 primary voter registration. Other items include a Saturday kids fishing derby at Sportsmen's Lake and postponed Junior Church League softball games. Tom Triplett family took a Colorado trip cut short by mumps in two children after a long drive.
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Douglas County
Harold Fisher
City Hall
Muust
Kansas
Wayne Bly
Recreational Commission
Sportsmen's Lake
2Rd Street
Haskell Avenue
Bly
Tom Triplett
Triplett
Jett
Lawrence
Colorado
Limon
Colo
Lawrence Fon
Ira
Lawrence Dalle
Worth
Lawrance
Fisher
Probe Set To Begin Monday On Adams Actions
Washington AP reports a second investigation starts Monday into alleged intervention by presidential assistant Sherman Adams in agency affairs. Hebert chaired hearings will cover Raglaine Worsted settlement on an Army death contract. Adams may testify but has not been subpoenaed. The case involves an $80,000 penalty reduced years later.
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Sherman Adams
F. Edward Hebert
D+ La
House Armed Services Investigations Subcommittee
Raglaine
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Hebert
Harris
House
Adams
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Memorial Hospital Admissions and Births Updated
Memorial Hospital lists admissions for Donald Gene Brown Bartlett Neb Mona G Surtice Dale E Brazeal 1711 W 20th St Nancy Hodges 1101 Ky St Louisa Freienmuth McLouthy Marian McCaffrey Tonganoxie Myrtle Kauter Shaky Best Home Ethel McGreevy 401 Perry St Ruth Ethington Stouffer Apartments Harry Litvin Route 3 Beverly Burghart 1848 Ohio St Clara B Garrett 918 Pa St Dennis Wayne Jones Waldron Mo Dorothy Monaghan Andrew Lee Willcox Route 1 Helen Sanderson Meriden Births to Henry Hodges 1101 Ky St a son Thursday to John L McCaffrey Tonganoxie a son Thursday to James Ethington Stouffer Apartments a son Friday to John Garrett 918 Pa St a daughter Friday to James Burghart 1846 Ohio St a son Friday to John L Monaghan 1621 Powers a son Friday Dismissals Gerald Thompson 1113 N J St Jewell Sulzen Leavenworth Elsie Wager 646 Ind St Victor Capper 1240 Ohio St Doris Johnson 1034 Ia St James Butler 806 R1 St Jane Nettels 1521 W 22nd St Mary Martin and son 1011 Ala St Delores Warring ton 1238 Perry St Jo Merryfield and daughter 1303 Valley Lane Sandra Haar and son W 8th St Pearl Wells In R1 St Lois Jane Justus and daughter Haskell Grounds Bruna P Wescoe Route 2 Donald Gene Brown Bartlett Ned Mildred Hedrick 7385 Sunset Dr.
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Bartlett, Neb
Mona G. Surtice
20Th St
Dale E. Brazeal
Terr
Nancy Hodges
Ky. St
Louisa Freienmuth
McLouthy
Marian McCaffrey
Myrtle Kauter
Shaky “Best Home
Ethel McGreevy
Perry St
Ruth Ethington
Stouffer Apartments
Henry Hodges
John L. McCaffrey
Tonganoxie
James Ethington
John Garrett
James Burghart
Ohio St
John L. Monaghn
Powers
Gerald Thompson
N. J
Jewell Sulzen
Lecompton
Elsie Wager
Victor Capper
Doris Johnson
James Butler
R. 1
Jane’ Nettels
W.22nd St
Mary
Book publisher dies at 68 in New Jersey
Saxe Commins senior editor of Random House since 1933 died Thursday of a heart ailment in Princeton New Jersey He edited works by three American Nobel Prize winners William Faulkner Eugene ONeill and Sinclair Lewis Born in Rochester New York.
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Princeson, NJ
Saxe Commins
Random House
Commins
William Faulkner
Eugene Nell
Sinclair Lewis
Rochester
N.Y
Chennault In Critical Condition In New Orleans
Maj. Gen. Claire Chennault, 67, commander of the Flying Tigers in World War II, was in critical condition at Ochsner Foundation Hospital after a night of weakening. A hospital spokesman said his decline followed a bedside visit by Madame Chiang Kai-shek a week earlier.
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New Orleans
Lawm
Claire Chennault
Ochsner Foundation
Chennault
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Lawrence Fire Department highlights 1958 losses and safety program
The Lawrence fire department notes 1958 marked the best five months with 60 dollars building loss and 60 dollars contents loss. March had the worst month with 16255 building and 12517 contents losses. In six months 17 outside runs caused 1450 building and 4400 contents damage. Fire chief Miller urges residents to request safety inspections, free of charge, to prevent fires and injuries.
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Department
Lawrence
Miller
Air Transports Spark Austrian Protest Over Neutrality
INNSBRUCK Austria four fighter planes were deployed after Vienna protested that US transports violated Austrian neutrality by flying over the region on their route to the Middle East. The city lies near the Swiss border and would force detours around Switzerland if planes avoid crossing the area.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Middle East
Switzerland
U.S
Germany
France
Informal Truce Emerges in Cyprus Crisis Talks
In London AP reports a informal truce began as Greek Premier Constantine Karamanlis and Turkish Premier Adnan Menderes reportedly intervened to ease over three years of civil strife in Cyprus. Diplomatic sources said the undeclared ceasefire appeared to be taking shape today.
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London
Cyprus
Constantine Karamantis
Adnan Mendered
Tulsa Couple Face Bad Check Charge
Tulsa couple Da vid P. Hamilton and Johnnie Joe Hamilton were arraigned in Common Pleas Court on forgery and uttering one check amid alleged $19,000 in bogus checks. Bond set at 5000 and 2500. hearings scheduled Aug. 4. police recovered 114 additional checks and a $94 grocery payment raised suspicions.
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Wichita
Tulsa
Common Pleas Court
George M. Ashford
David P. Hamilton
Hamilton
Johnnie Joe
Sedgwick County
Middle East crisis tests Dulles and allies in Jordan
U.S. embassies report Saudi Arabia refused overflight of tankers to Amman to ease Jordan's fuel shortage, with private doubts about a Saudi objection. Sen. Mansfield proposed a conference of neutral nations if UN efforts fail, framing the crisis around Jordanian King Hussein's pursuit of vengeance after King Faisal of Iraq was killed by rebels.
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Paes
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Arabia
Dulles
Lloyd
Jordan
U.S
Amman
Saudi Arabia
Persian Gulf
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Middle East
United Nations
Mansfield
Senate
Jordani
Hussein
Faisal
Iraq
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Australian Navy’s Vendetta Frays Pride in Drydock Accident
Melbourne reports the submarine destroyer Vendetta ran forward during speed trials, crashing through drydock gates, ripping a 20-foot port side gash and a 25-foot starboard tear, flooding the dock with Quickmatch aboard, creating a public relations setback for the Australian navy.
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Melbourne
Demonstrators Protest U S and British Roles in Lebanon and Jordan
A large crowd demonstrated outside embassies with 100000 Soviet staff chained at the start, while a small group delivered a petition to Ambassador Sir Patrick Reilly at the British Embassy. Reilly met the protesters for about two minutes, urging that U S and British forces were invited by legitimate governments and war was unnecessary. Moscow and other cities staged rallies with thousands speaking to crowds of hundreds of thousands, and three leaders met Thompson in his office for a brief, cordial exchange.
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Sir Patrick Reilly
Jordan
Reilly
U.S
Lebanon
Moscow
Communist Party
Leningrad
Kiev
Tiflis
Thompson
Court Notices: Casteel vs Casteel. Neis fines set
Peggy Ruth Casteel sues Charles L. Casteel Jr in County Court. Harold Eugene Neis of Eudora fined ten dollars plus costs for passing in a no passing zone. Kenneth Roper Clough of Route 4 fined ten dollars plus costs for failure to yield the right of way.
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Harold Eugene Neis
Eudora
Kenneth Roper Clough
Route 4
Kansas City Seeks limit on gaming devices in taverns
A Kansas City council committee approved a revised ordinance banning bingo type pinball machines in taverns while allowing other gaming devices. The amendment targets only multiple coin machines believed to drive gambling. The measure now goes to the council for passage.
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Kansas City
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