Secrecy Marks Next Cuban Move
U S consul Park Wollam prepared to resume contact with rebel forces to win release of 45 North Americans and 1 Canadian held by Fidel Castros rebels. Ambassador Smith noted new negotiations underway while police in Havana arrested 12 Castro supporters seeking a strike.
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Cuba
U. S
Park Wollam
Wollam
U.S. Navy
Guantanamo Bay
Paul Castro
Raul
Fidel
Fulgencio Batista
U.S
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Robert Wiecha
Santiago
Fidel Castro
Batista
Castro
Oriente
Castros Organization
Revolutionary Juper Board
Ube
Gibson Defends Wimbledon Title Against Mortimer
Althea Gibson of Harlem New York defeated Angela Mortimer of Britain to win her second straight Wimbledon women’s title. The match ended 8-4 6-2, with Gibson overcoming early pressure and foot fault calls to secure the championship before a 17 000 strong crowd at the arena.
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Wimbledon
England
Althea Gibson
New York
Harlem
Angela Mortimer
Britain
Miss Gibon
Miss Gibson
Ten Thousand See July 4 Show as Sam McAdow Receives Award
A crowd of more than 10 000 gathered at Barnitz Stadium for a July 4 fireworks display and music as Sam J McAdow Park Board Chairman received the 1958 Good Government Award by proxy. McAdow, active in American Legion circles and city recreation, was honored in his absence as his son accepted the award from Jaycee president Roger Thompson.
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McAdow
National American Legion
Jaycee
IPA
Barnitz Stadium
Sam J. McAdow
Rc. Jaycee
Roger Thompson
Middletown High School
Denison
Columbia
Armco Blues
Air Force
American Legion
Middletown
Selective Service Board
Thomp
State Department of Highways
Thompson
Tto
Eader
Goldfine Won’t Tip Testimony in House Probe
Bernard Goldfine after two days of testimony plans another appearance Tuesday before a House subcommittee probing his dealings with federal agencies. He refused to discuss $776,000 in uncashed checks and called the gifts routine, while investigators listed 33 recipients from congressional and White House offices.
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Washington
Bernard Goldfine
House
Boston
Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Adams
Congressional
White House
Five Missing From Air Force C124 Crash in Pacific
Air Force C124 Globemaster with nine aboard crashed in the mid Pacific about 600 miles southwest of Honolulu. Three survivors were plucked after nearly 12 hours in the sea. one body recovered. Names of four of the five missing crew released. search aided by the carrier Boxer and Hawaii Rescue Squadron.
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Honolulu
mid-Pacific
Here
Air Force
Jonathan W. Brown
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
James M. Phillips
Vacaville
C. van Derre
San Rafael
Gerald J. Bona
Charles E. Entrekin
Atlantic City
N.J
Thomas Pasco
Fairfield
Travis Afb
Charles Spears
Elsie
Russell E. Spears
Ironton
Ohio
Navy
Jearrier Boxer
Johnston Island
Boxer
Eniwetok
Pearl Harbor
765Th Air Rescue Squadron
Robert H. McCully
Drivers Smash Toward New Death Toll Peak
Holiday traffic deaths climbed, with 153 on the road and 250 total by 10 a.m. EST. The National Safety Council warned of a possible record 410 deaths in the 78 hour Fourth of July period as weather fluctuated and millions of cars were on the highways.
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Associated Press
Natonal Safety Council
NSC
Ned H. Dearborn
Khrushchev Threatens Crackdown On Public Drunks
Premier Khrushchev warned fines and arrests may be used to curb public drunkenness in the Soviet Union. While touring a Leningrad factory, he told workers the old excuse for drinking time to rest was no longer valid. Pravda noted a lone protester urged lowering vodka prices.
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Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Leningrad
Khruschev
Pravda
Ohio Toll Rises With July Fourth Weekend Deaths
The Associated Press reports 11 killed on Ohio roadways and 6 drowning over the Independence Day weekend. Fatal crashes include a Springfield incident injuring Patrolman John Richbaum. others involve Clark County, Zanesville, Dayton, Columbus suburb Bexley, and Worthington.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Springfield
John R.richbaum
Clark County
Austin Richards
Arthur Parsons
U.S
Parsons
Joyce Lynn Monroe
Arthur Macon Parsons
Norman Lavelleeh
South Charleston
U. S. 40
Charlies
Edwin Williams
Chuckle: Truth Ties to Flattering Blues in Modern Wit's Tale
A light humor item notes that most women prefer truth over flattery, framing a social quip about honesty and compliments. The piece uses a cheeky tone to contrast blunt honesty with soft praise, reflecting common dating and communication tropes.
Door To Freedom Opens For Condemned Man
James Fulton Foster, sentenced to die for a 1956 murder in Jefferson, Ga., will be freed after confession by Charles Paul Rothschild, a former Cairo patrolman, who detailed the crime and named accomplices. Foster awaits release as legal steps clear, while his wife and seven children rejoice at Greer, South Carolina.
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Jefferson, Ga
South Carolina
James Fulton Foster
Greer
S.C
Jefferson
Charles Paul
Rocky) Rothschild
Cairo, Ill
Foster
Rothschild
Columbia
D. C
John B. Brooks
Jackson County
James Horace Wood
Fosters
Atlanta
Wood
Drake
Gainesville
Son Misses Dad In Big Parade
Manila Red Cross units aided a 64 year old man who fainted during the Independence Day procession in humid heat. He later said he collapsed while waiting for his father a Spanish American War veteran to appear in the parade.
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Manila
Red Cross
Bus Crash Kills 13 In Syria Collision
In North Syria, a collision between a bus and an oil truck on the main highway between Aleppo and Bamdas left 13 dead and 17 injured, according to reports.
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Damascus
Syria
Aleppo
Bamias
Jobless farmer wrote hoax A-bomb threat to Malik
Ipswich man William Sanley Wales a 34-year-old RAF dischargee admitted writing a letter claiming a U S pilot would drop an atomic bomb near England and seek asylum in Russia. He said he did it to draw attention to grievances against the RAF and government.
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RAF
William Stanley Whales
Ipswich
England
London
Royal Air Force
U.S
William Sanley Waales
Whales
Ne Wroe
Jacob Malik
Hisather
Wiales
Moslow Radio
Britain
U. S
Foreign Office
North Sea
Russia
Weston
Malik
Eisenhower hosts noted guests over holiday weekend
Gettysburg Pa President Eisenhower enjoys a quiet Independence Day weekend with grandchildren and golf while Gen Alfred Gruenther Red Cross chief and bridge partner arrives as a house guest at the president's country home.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Alfred M. Gruenther
The
American Red Cross
Fireworks plant blast in Portland kills child, injures twenty
A fireworks storage plant exploded on the eastern edge of Portland at 1 45 am. A small girl died and 20 people were hospitalized, including 18 at Providence Hospital. Debris damaged two houses and a motel. elderly residents were evacuated as investigators probe the cause.
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Portland
Ore
Providence Hospital
Signal Fireworks Co
Dale Gilman
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