Nasser weighs Eisenhower six point Middle East plan
Cairo reports say Gamal Abdel Nasser is highly wary of the six point U N peace plan though not yet rejected. The decision could determine the success of Eisenhower s economic program and affect U S support or opposition through United Nations backed measures.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Middle East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Eisenhower
Mideast
Cairo
Nasser
United Nations
United Arab Republic
State Department
U. S
U. N
United States
Hisenhower
U.N
Arab World
Moon rocket poised for dawn launch at Cape Canaveral
The United States prepares to launch the Thor Able moon rocket from Cape Canaveral. Technicians began checkout as weather forecasts predict partly cloudy skies. Officials say success on first try is unlikely, with a 10 to 1 chance of reaching the intended lunar orbit. The Pentagon notes ideal launch days are Sunday through Tuesday due to moon-earth proximity. If delayed, next month remains possible.
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Jack King
Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Douglas Aircraft Co
Patrick Air Force Base
Cleo
Space
Cape
Air Force
Cocoa Beach
Air Force Test
Pentagon
Earth
Army blocks information during tempo of heightened secrecy
In Killeen Texas the Army increased information blocking as the Oklahoma 45th National Guard Division trained at Fort Hood. A newsman tried to reach the division public information officer but was told the number was restricted.
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Killeen
Tex
Oklahoma
45Th National Guard
Ft. Hood
Frightened by Cat Triggers Fatal Fall in Dallas
Mrs. Annie Fifer, 72, died Saturday from a broken neck after falling into a ditch when frightened by a cat on her way to a church meeting. Her husband Azidd Fifer reported the incident to police.
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Dallas
Annie Fifer
Azidd Fifer
Fifer
Refugees Attack Hungarian Legation in Bern Shootout
Two Hungarian refugees fought a half hour gun battle at the Hungarian Legation in Bern. One man, Sandor Nagy, 22, was critically wounded. Endre Fapp, 21, captured by Swiss police. Five others were arrested outside as authorities probe possible accomplices.
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Sandor Nagy
Bern
Switzerland
Legation
Nagy
Michael Goldsmith
Hungary
Endre Fapp
Kurt Kossi
Papp
Feisal and Nasser Hold Brotherly Talks in Cairo
Crown Prince Feisal and President Nasser spoke in Cairo on Saturday in what officials called brotherly talks. Reports say Feisal arrived amid speculation that a federation could be arranged between Saudi Arabia and Egypt as both nations seek oil wealth cooperation.
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Cairo
Feisal
Saudi Arabia
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Saud
Egypt
Syria
Las Oil
Glance Inside Russia Tourists Find Curiosity Over Communism
A Miami University graduate in Middletown reports that Americans visiting the Soviet Union find the curiosity of local people more notable than the ideology. The piece notes rising interest as Russia opens to foreign visitors and suggests further observations on page 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Soviet Union
William Garvin
Miami University
Middletown
Missing Greenlease ransom money hunt continues in hearings
Senate investigators and the FBI push to close a narrow gap in the missing 300000 dollar Greenlease kidnapping ransom. Senator McClellan and counsel Kennedy say fresh gangland connections tied to labor rackets loom, with two witnesses providing information one usable and one not.
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Washington
Senate
Special
Senate Investigating Committee
Sen
John In McClellan
D-Ark
FBI
McClellan
Robert F.kennedy
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
Kennedy
Giant Sub Near Ready
Washington AP reports the world largest submarine, the Triton, nearly 6000 tons with twin atomic engines, is set to enter the water next Tuesday. It will be the eighth nuclear submarine, part of a 33-sub fleet in various stages, costing about 109 million dollars and serving as a world spanning radar station far from US shores.
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Washington
U.S. Navy
Restrictions Lifted From Johnston Island Test Area
Honolulu AP reports that all air and sea restrictions around Johnston Island were lifted by military and aviation officials on Saturday. Officials would not say if the move ends nuclear testing in the area, noting only that the Atomic Energy Commission must disclose such details.
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Honolulu
Military
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Johnston Island
Navy
CAA
Atomic Energy Commission
Skunk steals show at Augusta theater performance
In Battle Creek Michigan at the Barn Theater in Augusta an audience of 500 watched No Time For Sergeants. Near the end of the first act a skunk caused a pause as patrons and actors stepped out for fresh air, momentarily halting the show.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Augusta
Norway Moves New Middle East Resolution At U N
Norway's UN delegate says a new resolution on the Middle East will be formally presented in the General Assembly Monday with 8 to 10 sponsors. It aims to protect Lebanon and Jordan's territorial integrity and political independence, and to facilitate withdrawal of U.S. and British troops.
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Middle East
William N. Oatis
United Nations
N. Y
Norway
U. N
General Assembly
United States
Britain
Lebanon
Jordan
Dep
Hans Engen
Engen
Geveral Deg Hammarskjold
Ham
Mock parachute attack postponed at Clinton County base
A planned 101st Airborne jump at Clinton County Air Force Base Wilmington Ohio was postponed 24 hours due to bad weather. About 250 paratroopers from Fort Campbell Kentucky known as the Screaming Eagles will participate if weather permits. Heavy equipment including cannon jeeps and gasoline will be dropped to demonstrate landing on enemy territory and securing a position. The event accompanies a Cincinnati meeting of the 101st Airborne Division Association.
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Wilmington
Ohio
Clinton County Air Force Base
101St Airborne Division
Fort Campbell
Cincinnati
101St Airborne Division Assn
Cannibal Seeks Help Over Upset with People
A cannibal visits a psychiatrist feeling fed up with people. The joke plays on the absurd idea of addressing cannibalistic impulses through therapy.
Blast Seen Death Cause In Tragedy Off Galway
Medical examiners in Galway Ireland indicated that a sudden explosion caused the crash of a Dutch airliner into the Atlantic near Ireland killing 99 people on a flight from Shannon to New York. Doctors noted blast-related injuries and metal fragments in victims amid reports of a severe storm. The KLM Super Constellation carried 52 Americans among the passengers.
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Galway
Ireland
Alantic
New York
Shannon
Cleo Won't Hit Mainland
The San Juan Weather Bureau reports hurricane Cleo turning slightly northward, posing no threat to the U S. mainland, the Bahamas, or Caribbean islands. Caution urged for Leeward Islands swells as Cleo remains a powerful storm located 1,000 miles southeast of Bermuda with winds near 125 mph and broad hurricane bands.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Cleo
U.S
Bahamas
Caribbean
Bermuda
End of the 85th Congress Sees Landmark Moves
The 85th Congress nears its close with civil rights action and space program funding, including Alaska statehood approval and postal rate increases. Senate Leader Lyndon B. Johnson signals a week of possible adjournment as lawmakers tackle social security, foreign aid, debt limits, farm surplus, and conference bills.
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Alaska
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Congress
Johnson
House
W. Wilson White
White
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Ark
85Th Congress
Mother dies shielding baby in plane crash rescue
In Nantucket a Northeast Airlines wreck killed 18 year old Jaqueline Young as airline workers rushed into flames to save her child. Baby Cindy Lou Young, two, was pulled to safety with only minor injuries. The mother died protecting the infant.
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Nantucket
Mass
Northeast Airlines
Cindy Lou Young
Jaqueline Young
Drowns In Ditch Near Home in Ashtabula
A 16 month old boy, Robert Grandbouche, son of Mr and Mrs John Grandbouche, drowned Saturday in a drainage ditch about 60 feet from the family home in Ashtabula Ohio.
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Ashtabula, Ohio
Robert Grandbouche
John Grandbouche
Nudists Hold Meeting on Duke of Bedford Estate
About two dozen undressed visitors gathered Saturday at Woburn Abbey for the International Naturist Congress on the duke’s grounds though Bedford himself was away. The event, discreetly fenced, drew curious locals as tradesmen delivered provisions and a nearby bus carried festival crowds past the estate.
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Woburn
England
Britain
Duke of Bedford
Woburn Abbey
Canada
Cyrus Eaton
Ln Pugwash
N.S
Woburn Park
Tthe Abbey
Congress
Woburn Abovy
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