Cyprus Truce Ends Amid Bomb Blast in Lanarea
The daylong truce in Cyprus ended with a bombing in Lanarea on the east coast, damaging a Creek family’s house but causing no casualties. Authorities blamed ERA, the extremist underground, for the attack as they arrested Mayor Themis Dervis for questioning and moved six EOKA prisoners to Britain. A life-sentenced EOKA member escaped, and searches focused on Dervis’ Town Hall office amid possible links to captured EOKA documents.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Lanarea
ERA
Yor
Belkh
Themistocles Dervis
Greece
EOKA
Britain
Aad
Soka
Dervis
EORA
EOXA
George Grivas
Makarios
Seychelle Islands
Seven Altus airmen missing after Alaska crash
Anchorage reports seven crew members from KC97 Stratotanker based at Altus Air Force Base in Oklahoma are missing after a training flight. Co pilot Lt Robert L Moore was rescued with minor injuries on Fire Island. Capt Alva L Wilkerson guided the crippled aircraft to Elmendorf AB before crew bailed out.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Air Force
Civil Air Patrol
Altus Air Force Base
Oklahoma
Cook Inlet
Robert L. Moore
Altus
Fire Island
Alva L. Wilkerson
Elmendorf Air Force Base
J. E. Miller
Camargo
Oklo
F. D. Schmidt
Negley
Ohio
A. E. Vaughn Jr
Troy
C. L. Kenyon
Sparta
Wis
N. M. Garner
Bedford
Iowa
W. R. Dennie Jy
R. A. Ridton
Miami Beach
Fla
Montreal Gas Blast Kills 8 in Suburban Montreal
A gas main broken by a bulldozer on a street project in Ville La Salle caused a blast that wrecked a four family dwelling and sent flames two stories high. Eight people killed and fifteen injured, with three bodies recovered and authorities fearing additional victims. Lucien Paquette, 36, a bulldozer operator, aided police until the explosion halted all rescue efforts.
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Montreal
Ville la Salle
Quebec Hydro Project
Ecompany
Lucien Paquette
Quebec Hydro
Paquette
Cotton Crop Estimates Dip in Comanche County
County Agent Lewis Haydock forecast Comanche county cotton will fall to about 1,750 bales, roughly one third of last year’s 9,100. Harvesting should start late next month as dry weather remains the main factor, with minor insect damage noted.
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Comanche County
Lewis Haydock
Haydock
United States
Fort Sill Indian School
Walter Gray
Grand Jury Calls First Witness In Ballot Probe
Wagoner County grand jury began its first full day of investigation into a state Senate election scandal by calling the first of 10 witnesses whose names appeared on state emergency relief checks. Leto Durley, a farmer, testified after a delay from a conference with officials. The group, aided by Attorney General Sam Baltimore, questioned absentee ballots and whether relief funds paid workers. The panel aims to determine illegal ballots and misuse of funds in Wagoner County.
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Wagoner
Wagoner County
Senate
Leto Durley
Wendell Brawley
Easley
Frank Easley
State Emergency Relief Board
Sue Carson
Betty Pratt
Raymond Gary
Andrew Wilcoxen
Muskogee
Russell
John Russell Jr
Tom Payne Jr
Okmulgee
Payne
City Dads May Discuss Union Action Tonight
Mayor C R Ellsworth says city attorney Warren Chris man studies unionization issues as council may set policies on department labor efforts. Garbage workers seek local union. sanitation employees may attend council to press action after firemen join CIO AFL. Water rates may rise 32 percent to cover department demands. private contractor study to continue.
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Lawton
C. R. Ellsworth
Warren Chrisman
Sanitation Department
Sanitation
International Association of Fire Fighters
Cio-Afl
Ellsworth
H. D. Hastings
Council
Water Reservoir Plan Near Elgin Studied by City Officials
City officials and business leaders weigh a mult million dollar East Cache Creek reservoir project near Elgin. Wyatt Hendrick, consulting engineer, cites a 63 000 acre foot dam and facilities costing 5.5 to 5.9 million dollars. Plan includes a 42 inch main to Lake Lawtonka, rebuilding railroad tracks, road work, land purchases, and related items. Committee urges full speed ahead to secure water for Lawton and Fort Sill.
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East Cache Creek
Elgin
C. R. Ellsworth
Special Water Advisory Committee
Wyatt Hendrick
Lake Lawtonka
Rock Island
Chandler Creek
Lawton
Fort Si
Typhoid Hits Church Camp In Missouri Outbreak
U S Public Health Service leads state-wide hunt for attendees of the Church of God Camp meeting at Monark Springs Missouri July 20 29 where several typhoid cases appeared. At least four confirmed and six suspected cases involve families from 54 Oklahoma 37 Missouri 20 Kansas 14 California 10 Louisiana 5 Oregon with others across Arkansas Tennessee Virginia Colorado Pennsylvania New Mexico Alabama Indiana and more. Louisiana reports one death and a 20 year old Missouri woman dies as suspected typhoid pending tests. Health officials race to contact families and contain spread.
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Kansas City
Kas
U. S. Public Health Service
Missouri Church
Church of God
Monark Springs
Louisiana
Missouri
William Neil
The
Health Service
Epidemic Intelligence Service
Oklahoma
Kansas
California
Oregon
Arkansas
Tennessee
Virgina
Colorado
Pennsylvania
New Mexico
Alabama
Indiana
Neil
PHS
J. D. Martin
New Orleans
Malcolm H. Merrill
Six Comanche County Men to Report for Induction
Six Comanche county men are to report for induction into the armed services at 6 30 am Wednesday. The group includes Charles David ie Fletcher Willie Ray Short Stewart Yeo Jr Ad Pat McGuire Johnnie M Green and Robert Roy Riddle. They will report to the local Selective Service office room 306 Federal Building and travel by bus to Oklahoma City for basic training assignment according to Mrs Carla Williams clerk of the local board.
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Comanche County
Armed Services
Charles David Ie
Fletcher
Willie Ray Short
Stewart Yeo Jr
Fort Sill
Ad Pat McGuire
Johnnie M. Green
Arlington
Robert Roy Riddle
Gore
Selective Service Office
Federal Building
Lawton
Oklahoma City
Carla Williams
Dave Tant Dies At Capital Home
Oklahoma City veteran criminal attorney Dave Tant died at his home at 1 p.m. today aged 69 after a stroke several weeks ago. Tant, known across Oklahoma and the Southwest for defending in major criminal cases, had lived in Frederick and Grandfield before moving to Oklahoma City about three years ago.
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Oklahoma City
Dave Tant
Taft
Tant
Oklahoma
Southwest
Frederick
Grandfield
Apc
Brinks Jury Seated for Million-Dollar Robbery Trial
A 12-man jury was seated in Suffolk County Superior Court in Boston for the Brink's million-dollar robbery case after 17 days of selection. Only two alternates remained to be chosen before the trial could begin.
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Boston
Suffolk County Superior Court
Nasser Accepts Five Nation Bid For Suez Talks
Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser unconditionally accepts the five nation Suez committee invitation for talks on the canal future. He says the meeting is requested by the committee, while Cairo says acceptance does not bind Egypt to any commitment. Menzies seeks a neutral meeting site, with Cairo hinting Nasser favors Cairo as venue. See SUEZ, Page 2.
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London
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Suez Committee
Nasser
R. G. Menzies
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Suez
Suez Canal Co
Paris
Menzies
Iran
Sweden
Ethiopia
Cairo
Cairo Radio
Egypt
Mengies
Suez Canal
Dulles Says Russians Pressure Nasser Amid Suez Talks
Secretary of State Dulles accused the Soviet Union of waging a propaganda campaign to complicate Egyptian President Nasser's efforts to settle the Suez Canal dispute. He noted 18 of 22 nations favor an international board for the canal, while the Soviet backed plan would keep Egypt in control with advisory powers only. Dulles spoke in London and planned to report to President Eisenhower upon return.
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Washington
Dulles
Russia
Nasser
Wasser
London
Soviet Union
India
Ceylon
Indonesia
U.S
Dmitri Shepilov
Egypt
Eisenhower
California
Nurse Kills Babies In Connecticut Inquest Begins
In New Haven a 220-pound pediatric nurse, Virginia Jaspers, admitted fatally injuring one infant and likely responsible for two more. The coroner identified three victims, including a day-old Kap sinow child, a 3-month-old Malkan, and an 11-week-old Hubbard. Jaspers, not licensed, said she acted uncontrollably and awaits Sept. 15 court. Bond set at 50,000 on a technical charge.
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New Haven
Conn
Virginia B. Jaspers
Edward L. Reybolds
Jaspers
James J. Corrigan
Allen H. Kapsinow
Corrigan
Bruce Malkan
Willard Malkan
New Canaan
Cynthia Hubbard
Allen Hubbard
Guilford
Miss Jaspers
Poor Little Rich Girl Weds Director Lumet in Surprise Ceremony
Gloria Vanderbilt, once labeled poor little rich girl, married Sidney Lumet a television director, both 32, in a West 72nd Street apartment. Vanderbilt, now an actress, postponed the honeymoon and continues theater work in New Jersey while Lumet advances his directing career.
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New York
Gloria Vanderbilt
Park Avenue
Lower East Side
Miss Vanderbilt
Sidney Lumet
Hollywood
Pat DiCicco
Leopold Stokowski
Lumet
Rita Gam
Millburn
West 72Nd St
Sidney Kingsley
Tipton Youth Drowns In Colorado River
A 14 year old Tipton boy Gilbert Hernandez drowned near Palisade Colorado after stepping into a deep 15 to 18 foot hole while wading in the Colorado River. His 11 year old brother Arthur saw him head bobbing and called for help. The body was recovered and Pecinosky Funeral Home reported.
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Tipton
Palisade
Colo
Colorado
Gilbert Hernandez
Joeher Hernandez
W. H. Snyder
Arthur
Gilbert
Pecinosky Funeral Home
Rainfall Possible In Area Tonight
Forecasters predict a chance of scattered showers tonight and Wednesday in the area. Moisture will not lower temperatures, with afternoon highs expected in the 95 to 100 degree range. A resting high in Lawton was noted.
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Lawton
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