Ike Holds Top Level Iraq Talks After Coup
President Eisenhower interrupted a National Security Council meeting for a high level discussion on the overthrow of the pro government in Iraq. Secretary Dulles did not arrive at the White House entry as the meeting began and he joined Elsen for a reappraisal of American Middle East policy amid the upheaval in Iraq.
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Washington
Eisenhower
National Security Council
Council
Dulles
White House
Elsen
Middle East
Iraq
Allies Face Intervening Dilemma in Iraq Crisis
In London the Baghdad Pact nations weighing military intervention as the Iraq crisis deepens. With the Iraqi government regaining legitimacy, Western influence hangs in the balance. Reports note tensions with Syria and Jordan, border restrictions, and rising Kurdish restlessness fueling a tense regional picture.
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Iraq
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Faisalli
Nori Noe
Jordan
Syria
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Landen
Kirkuk
Redio
Cairo
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Electric Pumps Fatal For Two
INDIANAPOLIS AP report indicates two people died in an accident involving electric pumps. The brief notes the fatalities occurred in Indianapolis and cites electrical equipment as the suspected cause.
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Indianapolis
Parolee Questioned In Dayton Slaying
Dayton police questioned a parolee after a fatal shooting in Dayton. An exchange with a year-old man sparked the investigation as authorities sought to establish the sequence of events and identify suspects.
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Dayton
Obie
Frank
Sm. & Police
Curfew Enforced on Cyprus Amid Greek Turkish Clashes
A 24 hour curfew was imposed in Cyprus to curb intercommunal violence between Greek and Turkish Cypriots. Sir Hugh Foot ordered all residents to stay home except civil servants and essential workers as shootings and riots escalate. The death toll rose to 31 Greeks and Turks in five days, with property damage and attacks reported across the island.
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Cyprus
Hugh Foot
Mediterranean
McUrty
Greece
Tan Pamelp
Rinses
Seaton Successor to Adams Question Raised
Washington AP dispatch notes speculation that Secretary of the Interior Fred Seales could be named successor to Adams. The brief item signals media interest in a possible cabinet change and Council-Holder discussions in Washington.
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Fred Seaton
Adams
Washington (Ap) — Secretary of Interior
Fred Seales
Crowley Barred Clerk From Room Night Jones Died
Tokyo testimony recounts Crowley blocking access to room 202 in the Imperial Hotel as Jones and Kissinger stayed with plans to buy a tanker. Clerk Kawahara described a call for a doctor at 3 38 am and seeing Crowley with two others in the royal suite. Page boys Nitta and Kobayashi placed the trio together in the room around 3 to 3 38 am.
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Rene Georges Inagak
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Toshiomi Kawahara
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Frederick M. Kissinger
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Japan
Seiji Nitta
Kokichi Kobayashi
Winnie Heads To Formosa
Typhoon Winnie, after causing deaths and damage in the Philippines, moved toward Formosa with potential further violence and disruption along its path.
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Winnie
Formosa
Tokyo
Philippines
Today’s Chuckle No one knew what it could do
A playful quip notes how unpredictable mishaps can spark odd behavior in people. The joke suggests small accidents provoke surprising reactions and self awareness.
Alert 58 Opens Emergency Exercise Across Federal Agencies
Federal agencies in Washington and states prepare a five day drill starting Wednesday under the code D plus 14. About 4 500 senior officials will work from field and telecelom centers to test emergency duties and reconstruction of industrial and military centers after a simulated attack.
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Washington
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Tebe
Heer
Pisie
Five Drown When Boat Is Stalled
Five people drowned when their motorboat stalled near the dam. police said the engine failed and the boat sank. The accident occurred near Batavia, New York, as responders searched for victims and investigated the mishap.
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Batavia
N.Y
Cubans Expected To Release Gls
Cuban rebels near Guantanamo Bay were set to begin releasing American hostages within two weeks. Officials including Rear Adm. Rebel B Ellie reported progress as the base at Guantanamo Bay monitors the prisoner exchanges.
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Guantanamo
Wollam
B. Ellie
Guantanamo Bay
Ellis
Hungarians Picket Reds At UN Headlines Stirred Cold War Tensions
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Hungarians picketing at the United Nations and discuss political figures Khrushchev Hussein and Faisal in context of a Jordan Iraqi Federation. Observers consider Hussein's potential to influence power, succession, and calls for Western aid. More details continued on page 15.
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Hussein
Faisal Uf
Leaders slain as coup topples Iraq regime in Beirut report
AP dispatch from Beirut states a military coup ousted the Baghdad Pact ally regime in Iraq. Crown Prince Abdullah is said dead after mob violence and Premier Nuri Said reportedly killed. A new pro-Nasser government is claimed to be formed, threatening Western interests and oil power in the region.
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Iraq
Prince Abdullah
Nuri Said
Faisal
Baghdad Radio
Abdullah
Edwin A. Shanke
Beirut
Lebanon
Cairo
Nasser
Aran
Egypt
Syria
Nuri
Middle East
Rebels Agree on General as Leader Amid Cyprus Unrest
Reported rebel group unity positions General as top leader amid Cyprus turmoil. Stricter curbs imposed to quell five-day riots. oil markets react as major companies fall on New York and London exchanges.
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Cyprus
Real Payoff Crisis In Mideast Is At Hand AP Analyst States
Belgrade reports an AP analysis warns the Iraq conflict could spark the worst Middle East crisis and threaten world peace. It cites fragile regimes in Jordan and the Saudi peninsula facing external pressure from Egypt, Syria, and others amid regional volatility.
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Belgrade
Iraq
Middle East
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